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    This document presents a circuit diagram and its equivalent s-domain representation. The circuit diagram shows resistors, inductors, capacitors, and voltage and current sources connected in a loop. The s-domain representation converts the circuit to an equivalent form using complex frequency (s) instead of time (t). Laplace transforms are used to convert between the time and s-domains. The circuit is then solved for the node voltages V1(s) and V2(s) in the s-domain.

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    This document presents a circuit diagram and its equivalent s-domain representation. The circuit diagram shows resistors, inductors, capacitors, and voltage and current sources connected in a loop. The s-domain representation converts the circuit to an equivalent form using complex frequency (s) instead of time (t). Laplace transforms are used to convert between the time and s-domains. The circuit is then solved for the node voltages V1(s) and V2(s) in the s-domain.

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    This document presents a circuit diagram and its equivalent s-domain representation. The circuit diagram shows resistors, inductors, capacitors, and voltage and current sources connected in a loop. The s-domain representation converts the circuit to an equivalent form using complex frequency (s) instead of time (t). Laplace transforms are used to convert between the time and s-domains. The circuit is then solved for the node voltages V1(s) and V2(s) in the s-domain.

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    Fourier and Laplace

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    v1(t )

    R2 = 4

    v2(t )

    IL1(0) = 3 A
    sw closes at t = 0

    R1 = 3
    L1 = 3 h

    v1(t )

    R3 = 9

    +
    i2(t ) = 8 cos(3t ) A

    VC 1(0) = 4 V

    IL 2(0) = 2 A

    i1(t ) = 5 A

    C1 = 0.5 F

    L2 = 5 H

    FIGURE 4.81
    Circuit diagram of Example 12.20.

    V1(s)

    R2 = 4

    V2(s)

    3/s
    sw Closes at t = 0
    R1 = 3

    ZL1(s) = 3 s
    2A
    ZC 1(S ) = 2/s

    I1(s) = 5/s

    2/s
    ZL 2(S ) = 5s

    I 2(s) =

    8s
    s2+9

    R3 = 9

    FIGURE 4.82
    Equivalent s-domain circuit of Figure 4.81.

    Is = [2/s+2;8*s/(s^2-9)+1/s];
    Vs =inv(Ys)*Is;
    disp(*********************************)
    disp(********* RESULTS ************)
    disp(*********************************)
    disp(The node voltages V1(s) and V2(s) are: )
    disp(V1(s)=),pretty(Vs(1))
    disp(V2(s)=),pretty(Vs(2))
    disp(************************************)
    disp(The initial value voltages V1(t=0) and V2(t=0) (in volts))
    disp(using the initial value theorem are verified returning:)
    V1 _ 0 = limit(s*Vs(1),s,inf)
    V2 _ 0 = limit(s*Vs(2),s,inf)
    disp(************************************)
    disp(The final value voltages V1(t=inf) and V2(t=inf) (in volts))

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