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SGT,Thankyou very much indeed.
I think i got the stuff in my head atlast.
Thankyou.
I think i got the stuff in my head atlast.
Thankyou.
The discussion focuses on solving the differential equations for a parallel RL circuit subjected to an AC supply. Key equations include L(di/dt) + Ri = RIcos(ωt), which represents a non-homogeneous differential equation. The solution involves finding both the homogeneous and particular solutions, with the latter typically assumed to be of the form iP(t) = Acos(ωt + φ). Participants emphasize the importance of initial conditions and the relationship between the phase angle and the coefficients in the solution.
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No, you makeng said:but then sgt,i also read that ip shud be assumed as
acos(wt+phi) + bsin(wt+phi)
not Kcos(wt+phi) as the supply is Vcos(wt+phi).they need not be in phase...
i am confused now.