RC and RL circuits
Application of RC and RL circuits:
These circuits are used in most of the devices and circuits……..
1. It
is used in electronics
2. Communication
3. Control
system
Note:
Ø When
we apply Kirchhoff law on passive network then we then the answer will be in
algebraic equations……………
Ø If
we use Kirchhoff law in RC and RL circuit then the answer will be in
Differential Equations…………..
First order network:
A
order circuit is characteristic by first order differential equations is called
first order network
Excitation:
When the circuit is on or run is called excitation……
There are to type of excitation …
1. When
independent source is present ……
2. When
circuit is source free (mean no external
independent source is present)
So there are four
states in RC and RL analysis
Source free
|
RC circuit
|
Dc source
|
RC circuit
|
Source free
|
RL circuit
|
Dc source
|
RL circuit
|
Source free RC circuits
Source
free RC circuit occurs when DC source disconnect and store energy of capacitor
flow through the passive elements
This
is the equivalent circuit of RC circuit in C is capacitor and R is equivalent resistance.
We
find the response of the circuit when the DC source is disconnected and the
decay and raise of the voltage of capacitors.
When the DC source is disconnected then at time t=0 it means the
capacitor is fully charged.
t=0 then the capacitor is fully charged at that time voltage of
capacitor of voltage is Vo
Energy
store at that time is
W=1/2(CV square)
the voltage response of the circuits where A is a constant
V(t)=A exp(-t/RC)
So
the circuit response of the circuit is exponential decay is called natural
response
Natural Response:
When
no external response is connected then the response of the circuit is natural
response and in this case as dc course is disconnect so it is natural response of the circuit
Time constant τ
How
rapidly the Vo decay and raise it is called time constant
It
is time required for the response of decay by the factor
1/e =36.8% of Vo
1/e =36.8% of Vo
Charging or discharging of capacitor:
5τ is the charging or discharging time of the
capacitor
With this time a
capacitor is fully charged or discharge
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