Consider the circuit diagram below, where: v:(t) = 12 cos(377t) v2(t) = 5 cos (377t) Use node analysis to determine the voltage at nodes a and b. Express the voltages as sinusoids in the time domain with phase angles measured in degrees. You may solve the system of equations using MATLAB or a similar software, but you must include the code you ran as part of your solution. R1 3 kn R2 8 kl 450 nF ww ww + v;(t) N C2 600 nF 2(t) 5 H

Consider the circuit diagram below, where: v:(t) = 12 cos(377t) v2(t) = 5 cos (377t) Use node analysis to determine the voltage at nodes a and b. Express the voltages as sinusoids in the time domain with phase angles measured in degrees. You may solve the system of equations using MATLAB or a similar software, but you must include the code you ran as part of your solution. R1 3 kn R2 8 kl 450 nF ww ww + v;(t) N C2 600 nF 2(t) 5 H

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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