A 50 Hz current has an amplitude of 25 A. The rate of change of curren...
The current i (t) is given by,
i = 25 sin 314.16 t and di/dt = 250 X 314.16 cosωt
Now, at t = 0.005, I = 25 X 314.16 cos (314.16 X 0.005)
= 0.
View all questions of this testA 50 Hz current has an amplitude of 25 A. The rate of change of curren...
The current i (t) is given by,
i = 25 sin 314.16 t and di/dt = 250 X 314.16 cosωt
Now, at t = 0.005, I = 25 X 314.16 cos (314.16 X 0.005)
= 0.
A 50 Hz current has an amplitude of 25 A. The rate of change of curren...
Given information:
- Frequency of the current = 50 Hz
- Amplitude of the current = 25 A
- Time at t = 0.005 s
- Initial current i = 0
- Current is increasing
Explanation:
Calculating angular frequency (ω):
ω = 2πf = 2 x 3.1416 x 50 = 314.16 rad/s
Finding the current at t = 0.005 s:
i(t) = I_max * sin(ωt)
i(0.005) = 25 * sin(314.16 x 0.005)
i(0.005) = 25 * sin(1.5708)
i(0.005) = 25 * 1 = 25 A
Calculating the rate of change of current:
Rate of change of current = di/dt = I_max * ω * cos(ωt)
At t = 0.005 s:
Rate of change of current = 25 * 314.16 * cos(1.5708)
Rate of change of current = 25 * 314.16 * 0
Rate of change of current = 0 A/s
Therefore, the rate of change of current at t = 0.005 s after i = 0 and is increasing is 0 A/s.