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ME2143/]VIE2143E AC Sienals and Power: ExamplesExample: Power Delivered to a Resistance by a Sinusoidal SourceSuppose thnt a voltage given by v(/) - 100 ecs(100nr) V is applied to a 50-Q resis-tance. Sketch v(t) to scale versus time. Find the rms value of the voltage and theaverage power delivered to the resisJance. Find the power as a function of time and
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The power as a lunction oJ time is given by
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Example: Analysis of a Wye-Wye system with 0.2H inductance and 50 ohmsresistanceA balanced positive-sequence wye-connected 60 -Hz three-phase source hasline-to-line voltage of Vr : 1000 V. This source is connected to a balancedwye-connected load. Each phase of the load consists of a0.2-H inductance inseries with a 100-ohms resistance. Find the line-to-neural voltages, the linecurrents and the power delivered to the load. Assume that the phase of Vun iszero' .--"VL = fT Vyntt'?u.t''& d! r'"-- {-l* \ - ,.,.!..-t, " !rr*r{-$e- ' -- !a"r i*.]t" -,*;,.J q 1 t{aqd?&s line-t*-n*xfr*l v*l**g* is 1S00 / r,6 = 577,4 V, trll* phuxo arg*e w*s*px*1{iu,d in *hs p:.*b.**n'r sf*lemsrt" $* r** wiJl *ssxxs th*? the pk*se ofVsruisa&r*. ?hexwe**v*, 'ld**u Vu,n ,ve* i \i^*-to*'u-"-"-[ *t'"g*J .^*.f*t--rc.,*^ce tY**SIT,Sc0' U*,*3??"4x.-1t0" {n*S7?.'{El?il" L["^"b. L )?ha niruuit {ur th* s phuse is Eh*wn hel*ry, {}ilo *xT **nsidur * x**tnsl*p*rx***i*N ** axisl i:t * **lqnqqd Y-Y *qnnuuti'sn &ve* if *xu is **tplryui *ul ly pru*e,nt.)
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