Electrical Basic Course: Lesson 11 Constitutive Equation

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Lesson 11
Constitutive equation

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Constitutive equation of components: Resistor

Time Domain

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By applying the symbolic transformation from the sinusoid domain we get:

Phasor Domain

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Constitutive equation of components: Inductor

= LI cos(t + I + )
2
Where:

X L = L

is called: Inductive Reactance

[X L ] =

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By applying the symbolic transformation from the sinusoid domain we get:

V = jX L I

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Constitutive equation of components: Capacitor

= CI cos(t + V + )
2
Where:

XC =

1
is called: Capacitive Reactance
C

[X C ] =

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By applying the symbolic transformation from the sinusoid domain we get:

V = jX C I

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Series and parallel of two terminal component in the phasors domain:


resistor and inductor

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Series and parallel of two terminal component in the phasors domain:


resistor and capacitor

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Series and parallel of two terminal component in the phasors domain:


resistor , inductor and capacitor

Z = R + ( X L X C )I

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XLXC

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Impedance classification

V = RI

Z =R

Pure ohmic impedance

V = jX L I

Z = jX L

Pure inductive impedance

V = jX C I

Z = jX C

Pure capacive impedance

V = (R + jX L )I

Z = R + jX L

Inductive- ohmic impedance

V = (R jX C )I

Z = R jX C

Capacitive- ohmic impedance

V = ZI
Z

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Series and parallel of Impedances

ZN

Z2

Z1

i =1

i =1

i =1

i =1

Z = Z i = (Ri jX i ) = Ri + j X i

Z1

Z2

ZN

Z=

1
N

i =1 Z i

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Voltage division

Current division

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Admittance

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Example: evaluate the equivalent impedance

From: Fundamentals of Electric Circuits


2Ed Alexander_Sadiku Textbook

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Example: evaluate the equivalent impedance

R2

C1
L3
R3
R6 L6

C
R4 4
L5

C1=100 [F]
R2=15 []
R3=10 [];
L3=120 [mH]
R4=25 [];
C4=155 [F]
L5=200 [mH]
R6=20 [];
L6=22 [mH]

Result: Z=32.21-j23.59

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Example: current and voltage calculation

From: Fundamentals of Electric Circuits


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Star-Delta connection

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Find I

From: Fundamentals of Electric Circuits


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From: Fundamentals of Electric Circuits


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