The power generated or dissipated by a circuit element equals the voltage across the element times the current through the element. Show that the power dissipated by a resistor equall2R, the power associated with an inductorequals the derivative of12LI2 and the power associated with a capacitor equals the derivative of 12CEc2.

Short Answer

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  • The power dissipated by a circuit is PR=I2(t)R.
  • The power dissipated by an inductor is PL=12ddtLI2(t)
  • The power associated by a capacitor is PC=12ddtCEC2(t)

Step by step solution

01

Evaluate the power dissipated by a circuit

The power is given by the equation P = I(t)V(t).

Since the voltage across resister is

V(t)=ER(t)=RI(t)PR=I(t)RI(t)PR=I2(t)R

Hence, the power dissipated by a circuit is role="math" localid="1664225724130" PR=I2(t)R .

02

Find the power dissipated by an inductor.

Since the voltage across the inductor is

V(t)=EL(t)=LdI(t)dtPL=I(t)LdI(t)dt=L22I(t)dI(t)dtPL=ddtLI2(t)2PL=12ddtLI2(t)

Hence, the power dissipated by an inductor is PL=12ddtLI2(t)

03

Determine the power associated by a capacitor

Since the voltage across the capacitor is

V(t)=EC(t)=1Cq(t)q(t)=CEc(t)I(t)=dq(t)dt=dCEc(t)dtPC=dCEC(t)dtq(t)C=C22EC(t)dEC(t)dtPC=ddtCEC2(t)2PC=12ddtCEC2(t)

Hence, the power associated by a capacitor is PC=12ddtCEC2(t)

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