Exercise
Consider a 10 mH inductor. The current
through the inductor has the waveform
shown in Figure 13.4.
![](../../../../images/equations/01Eunit/13Etopic/fig13_4.gif)
Figure 13.4 (a) Current waveform
(b) Voltage waveform
What is the waveform for the
voltage?
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Solution:
First we should describe the current
mathematically.
The first portion of the current signal
is represented by a straight line with
a positive slop.
It is expressed by the following equation
The second portion of the signal is
represented by a straight line with
a negative slope.
It is expressed by the following equation
The current is zero for 4 ms
0.
Use Equation (13.3) to find the voltage
and
and v(t)
= 0 for 4 ms
t.
The voltage waveform is shown in Figure
13.4(b).
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