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Trying to analyze a half wave rectifier with inductor and DC source
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[QUOTE="Jason06841, post: 6849927, member: 733011"] I do not think he is putting that w in the denominator simply to "cancel out". When he replaces t with wt he ends up with di(wt)/d(wt). Because w is a constant, it becomes di(wt)/wdt but because w is in the denominator on the rhs of equation (2) after rearranging, it should turn up in the numerator in equation (3) but for him it ends up in the denominator. [/QUOTE]
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