Find Voltage & Current in Line After Grounding - l,t,i0,e0

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Start date Sep 16, 2007
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The discussion focuses on calculating the current (i) and voltage (e) in a line of length l after the ends are grounded at time t. It emphasizes the need to understand the initial conditions, specifically the significance of e(x,0) as a sinusoidal function. Participants encourage demonstrating effort in problem-solving before seeking assistance. The conversation highlights the importance of applying theoretical concepts to practical scenarios in electrical engineering. Understanding the initial conditions is crucial for accurate calculations.

Sep 16, 2007

ashish.dltg

a type of ... i donno

find the current i and voltage e in a line of length l,t seconds after the ends are suddenly grounded,given that i(x,0)=i0,e(x,0)=e0 sin (3.14x/l)

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Sep 16, 2007

Mentz114

You need to show some effort before we can help you. Do you know what e(x,0) signifies ?

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