Derive a power balance equation for the RLand RCcircuits. (See Problem 5.) Discuss the significance of the signs of the three power terms.

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The power balance equation for RL and RC circuit are ddt(12LI2)+RI2=E(t)IandRI2+ddt12CEC2=E(t)I respectively.

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01

Important formula.

The governing differential equation for RC circuit is dqdt+qCR=ER.

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Determine the power balance for RL circuit

The power dissipated by a circuit is PR=I2(t)Rand the power dissipated by an inductor is PL=12ddt[LI2(t)] and the power associated by a capacitor is PC=12ddt[CEC2(t)].

So, the equation is

LdIdt+RI=E(t)LIdIdt+RI2=IE(t)ddt(12LI2)+RI2=E(t)I

Therefore, the power balance equation for RL circuit is ddt12LI2+RI2=E(t)I.

03

evaluate the power balance for RC circuit.

Rdqdt+qc=EI=dqdtRI+qC=E(t)RI2+qC=E(t)I

Further, solve the above expression

q=CECRI2+CECC.dqdt=E(t)IRI2+ddt(12CEC2)=E(t)I

Therefore, the power balance equation for RC circuit is RI2+ddt12CEC2=E(t)I

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