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    This document provides an overview of the ESc201 course on Introduction to Electronics. It discusses sinusoidal steady state analysis and recaps canonical forms and phasor representations. It covers complex impedances for resistors, inductors, and capacitors. Several examples are provided to illustrate voltage and current divisions. Power dissipation in RLC circuits is discussed, including formulas for average power dissipated through resistors, inductors, and capacitors. The document notes that a power company can still charge for power consumed even if the average power is zero due to power dissipated in circuit wires and components. Finally, it announces a mini-quiz on the material will be held the next day.

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    This document provides an overview of the ESc201 course on Introduction to Electronics. It discusses sinusoidal steady state analysis and recaps canonical forms and phasor representations. It covers complex impedances for resistors, inductors, and capacitors. Several examples are provided to illustrate voltage and current divisions. Power dissipation in RLC circuits is discussed, including formulas for average power dissipated through resistors, inductors, and capacitors. The document notes that a power company can still charge for power consumed even if the average power is zero due to power dissipated in circuit wires and components. Finally, it announces a mini-quiz on the material will be held the next day.

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    Esc201: Introduction To Electronics: Sinusoidal Steady State Analysis

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    ESc201 : Introduction to Electronics

    Sinusoidal Steady state Analysis

    Shilpi Gupta
    Dept. of Electrical Engineering
    IIT Kanpur

    Jan 30, 2017


    1
    Recap
    Canonical Form

    Phase difference is usually considered between -180 to 180o

    Average Power

    Im
    I rms
    2

    Phasor

    2
    Recap Complex Impedances
    Inductor

    3
    Resistor

    4
    Example-5 i(t)

    V rad/s

    V 5
    Example-5 contd.

    6
    V

    Concept of voltage or current division can be used as before

    7
    Capacitor

    In a capacitor, current leads voltage by 900


    8
    Capacitor

    9
    10
    Example-6

    11
    12
    A

    13
    V

    14
    Example-7

    15
    V
    V

    16
    Currents

    A
    A
    17
    Example-8

    18
    19
    Example-9

    20
    21
    Example-10

    22
    23
    Makeup Labs

    (MTW)

    http://www.iitk.ac.in/esc201/Lab/lab.html
    24
    25
    Superposition Theorem is also applicable for independent
    sinusoidal sources
    26
    27
    Example-11

    28
    29
    Power dissipation in RLC Circuits
    For Resistance

    30
    31
    32
    General Rule

    For a resistor PF = 1, while for inductor and capacitor it is 0

    is phase difference between voltage and current 33


    Find the average power drawn from the supply

    Where is this power dissipated?

    34
    Average power dissipated through the inductor

    35
    Should a Power company charge a person even though power
    consumed is zero?

    Rwire

    L Power
    v(t)
    Meter
    Power is dissipated and
    somebody has to pay for it.
    Rwire 36
    Min-Quiz 2 tomorrow (Jan 31, 2017) at 5:10 pm

    37

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