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one more electro-magnetic question:
here's the set-up: two inductors, the A-B has a signal source hooked-up, C-D is open circuit.
i1 is given as a triangular wave, v2 as a step wave for:
0 < t < 0.5, i1 has negative slope below t-axis, v2=4;
0.5<t<1, i1 has positive slope below t-axis, v2 = -4;
1<t<1.5, i1 has positive slope above t-axis, v2 = 0
so, i clearly see that voltage is derivative of current and there is a negative sign involved, so the dots are placed diagonally?
If not, could you explain that as well?
Thanks in advance...
here's the set-up: two inductors, the A-B has a signal source hooked-up, C-D is open circuit.
Code:
->i1
A C
) ( +
) ( V2
) ( -
B Di1 is given as a triangular wave, v2 as a step wave for:
0 < t < 0.5, i1 has negative slope below t-axis, v2=4;
0.5<t<1, i1 has positive slope below t-axis, v2 = -4;
1<t<1.5, i1 has positive slope above t-axis, v2 = 0
so, i clearly see that voltage is derivative of current and there is a negative sign involved, so the dots are placed diagonally?
If not, could you explain that as well?
Thanks in advance...
