Recent content by phsyics_197

Do you know the equation? I was getting an amplitude of about 6, not sure how to extract the phase shift from the plot.

Sorry, I was playing around with PSpice and I know what you are saying.

He specifically said that the (+) is on top. And when I worked it out by hand following his steps, I got what seems to be an appropriate answer.

Are you 100% positive it does not reach steady state? Cause everything we have done in class has been for steady state problems. I find it hard to believe he is giving us a problem that we have never seen before.

But can't you still model the current sinusoidally?

Yes, sorry about that. It should (+) on top and (-) on bottom.

Homework Statement Question as in image: Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution When I did Mesh, I got this: -20j-20Ia+(Ia-Ib)2j=0 (Ib-Ia)2j-(Ib-5)j-(Ib-Ic)50=0 -(Ic-Ib)50-(Ic-5)8j-2(Ia-Ib)=0 2(Ia-Ib)-100Id=0 Ia-Ib=Ix **This is done from Left to Right**...

Homework Statement You want to use a PIC microcontroller to drive a motor in a clockwise direction at either 0% speed (when the PIC output is 0V) or full speed (when the PIC output is +5V). This motor draws 500mA at +5V while the output of the used PIC is limited to +5V and 20mA. To solve...

Triangular and sawtooth waveforms. I solved for the coeffiecients for the square wave, and was wondering if you do the same for triangular and sawtooth. I keep getting large/messy integrals that do not seem to simplify. The thing that is messing me up is that the waveform is linear with a...

Homework Statement Write a program that shifts two 1's from left to right and back as output of Ports C & B by sending the patterns shown below to PORTC & PORTB in the following order: Pattern 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 2, 3, ... and repeat the cycle indefinitely...

Homework Statement ____ l _ l l_l l_l Find the y-coordinate of the center of mass. Each side l / _ is length a. I got an answer of 1.25a, but that isn't right. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Area of each section * x-coordinate of center of mass. (the area...