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jendrix
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Hi, I'm analysing the the circuit here
http://imgur.com/a/23GUZ
And I'm having some trouble understand the Vout waveform and why it goes to 0 when when pi<wt<pi+a
If there is always an output current wouldn't there always be a voltage out? The only thing I could think would be the voltage across the inductor cancelling out the voltage across the resistor?
http://imgur.com/a/23GUZ
And I'm having some trouble understand the Vout waveform and why it goes to 0 when when pi<wt<pi+a
If there is always an output current wouldn't there always be a voltage out? The only thing I could think would be the voltage across the inductor cancelling out the voltage across the resistor?