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    Transient Analysis (DC) : RC Circuit RL Circuit RLC Circuit

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    EEE 111 covers transient analysis of RC, RL, and RLC circuits when subjected to step inputs. It discusses the natural and step responses of these circuits. The document prepares the student for analyzing the charging and discharging phases of RC circuits, as well as the behavior of RL circuits when the current source is suddenly disconnected. It also mentions using networks to safely discharge stored energy in inductors.

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    Transient Analysis (DC) : RC Circuit RL Circuit RLC Circuit

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    EEE 111 covers transient analysis of RC, RL, and RLC circuits when subjected to step inputs. It discusses the natural and step responses of these circuits. The document prepares the student for analyzing the charging and discharging phases of RC circuits, as well as the behavior of RL circuits when the current source is suddenly disconnected. It also mentions using networks to safely discharge stored energy in inductors.

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    EEE 111 covers transient analysis of RC, RL, and RLC circuits when subjected to step inputs. It discusses the natural and step responses of these circuits. The document prepares the student for analyzing the charging and discharging phases of RC circuits, as well as the behavior of RL circuits when the current source is suddenly disconnected. It also mentions using networks to safely discharge stored energy in inductors.

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    Transient Analysis (DC) : RC Circuit RL Circuit RLC Circuit

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    EEE 111 covers transient analysis of RC, RL, and RLC circuits when subjected to step inputs. It discusses the natural and step responses of these circuits. The document prepares the student for analyzing the charging and discharging phases of RC circuits, as well as the behavior of RL circuits when the current source is suddenly disconnected. It also mentions using networks to safely discharge stored energy in inductors.

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    EEE 111: Electrical Circuits I

    Transient Analysis (DC)


    RC circuit
    RL circuit
    RLC circuit

    Prepared by
    Md. Manjurul Gani
    Lecturer
    EEE, CUET
    Response of RC/RL/RLC circuit
    (Transient Analysis)
    Before a circuit (or machine) arrives at the steady-state condition of operation, the circuit (or machine)
    passes through a transition period. The period required for the currents and voltages to adjust themselves to
    their steady state condition is called transient period. The mathematical expression for the voltage and
    current during transient period is not same as that of steady-state condition. These additional term is called
    transient term. They are usually of short duration. Although they are of short duration, they cause operating
    problem.
    Step response
    When the dc source is suddenly applied to RC/RL/RLC circuit, the voltage or current source can be modeled
    as a step function, and the response is known as a step response.
    The step response is the response of the circuit due to sudden application of a DC voltage or current source.
    Natural response
    The natural response of a circuit refers to the behavior (in terms of voltages and currents) of the circuit itself,
    with no external sources of excitation. A source free circuit occurs when its DC source is suddenly
    disconnected. The energy stored in the capacitor or inductor is released to the resistor.
    RC circuit
    (01). Charging phase or Step response
    V0 = Q0/C
    RL circuit

    If opening the switch to move it to another position will cause such a rapid discharge in stored energy, how
    this can be solved? The solution is to use a network such as-
    Math

    Type Book chapter

    Boylestad Chapters # Capacitor and Inductor


    Related Example
    and Exercise Corcoran Chapter # XIV: Transient Conditions
    Not all the maths, only DC excitation related maths

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