Demonstrative Video
Problem-1
Let \(L_1 = 0.4~\mathrm{H}\), \(L_2 = 2.5~\mathrm{H}\), \(k=0.6\), and \(i_1= 4i_2 = 20\cos(500t-20^{\circ})~\mathrm{mA}\) . Determine \(v_1(0)\) and the total energy stored in the system at \(t=0\).

Solution-1
Problem-2
The coils have \(L_1=40\) mH, \(L_2=5\) mH, and coupling coefficient \(k=0.6\). Find \(i_1(t)\) and \(v_2(t)\), given that \(v_1(t)=10\cos\omega t\) and \(i_2(t)=2\sin\omega t\), and \(\omega = 2000\) rad/sec.

Solution-2
Problem-3
Find \(V_0\) marked in the circuit?

Solution-3
Problem-4
Find \(V_x\) marked in the network ?

Solution-4
Source-Transformation

On solving:
Problem-5
Determine \(L_{eq}\)

Solution-5
Problem-6
If load is an 15 mH inductor having an impedance \(Z_L = j40~\Omega\), then determine \(Z_{in}\) when \(k = 0.6\).

Solution-6

Problem-7
Find \(I_0\)

Solution-7
Source Transformation

Problem-8
Find the input impedance ?

Solution-8
Problem-9
Determine \(I_1,~I_2,~I_3\) and the energy stored in the coupled coils at \(t=2~\mathrm{ms}\) taking \(\omega = 1000~\mathrm{rad/sec}\)

Solution-9
Source Transformation

Problem-10
Calculate the total inductance of the there-coupled coils.

Solution-10
OR
Problem-11
Calculate \(i_2(t)\) if \(v_1(t)=8\sin720t\)

Solution-11
\(\omega = 720~\mathrm{rad/sec}\)

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