Chapter 5 Energy storage and dynamic circuits 5.1-5.2 (optional) capacitance, displacement current, i-v relationship, parallel and series capacitance inductance, induced voltage, i-v relationship, parallel and series inductance 5.3 Dynamic circuits differential equations, natural response, forced response, complete response 5-1 電路學講義第5章 5.1 Capacitors Optional dv (t ) 1 t , v (t ) = ∫ i ( λ ) d λ 1. Capacitor: i-v relation i (t ) = C dt C −∞ i: displacement current 2. Capacitor is an open-circuit in DC circuit, and a short-circuit as ω=∞. 3. The voltage across a capacitor cannot change discontinuously when the current remains finite. 4. Ex.5.3 Op-amp integrator vout (t ) = − vc (t ) = − 1 C 1 t =− vin (λ ) d λ ∫ −∞ CR ∫ t −∞ ic (λ ) d λ = − 1 C ∫ 5-2 t −∞ iin (λ ) d λ = − 1 C vin (λ ) ∫−∞ R d λ t 電路學講義第5章 5. capacitors in parallel : dv dv i = C1 + C2 + ... dt dt dv dv = (C1 + C 2 + ...) = C par dt dt → C par = C1 + C 2 + ... capacitors in series : dv dv1 dv 2 = + + ... dt dt dt 1 1 1 =( + + ...) i = i C1 C 2 C ser → 5-3 1 1 1 = + + ... C ser C1 C 2 電路學講義第5章 5.2 Inductors Optional 1 t di (t ) 1. Inductor: i-v relation v (t ) = L , i (t ) = ∫ v ( λ ) d λ dt L −∞ v: induced voltage 2. Inductor is a short-circuit in DC circuit, and open-circuit as ω=∞. 3. The current through an inductor cannot change discontinuously when the voltage remains finite. 4. L and C are duals. 5. inductors in series : di di + L2 + ... dt dt di di = ( L1 + L2 + ...) = Lser dt dt → Lser = L1 + L2 + ... v = L1 di1 di 2 + + ... dt dt 1 1 1 v =( + + ...) v = L1 L2 L par inductors in parallel : → 5-4 1 1 1 = + + ... L par L1 L2 電路學講義第5章 5.3 Dynamic circuits Basics 1. The circuit of one energy-storage element is called a first-order circuit. It can be described by an inhomogeneous linear first-order differential equation as dy (t ) + a 0 y (t ) = f (t ) dt y (t ) : response, f (t ) : forcing function a1 2. The circuit with two energy-storage elements is called a secondorder circuit. It can be described by an inhomogeneous linear second-order differential equation as d 2 y (t ) dy (t ) a2 + + a 0 y (t ) = f (t ) a 1 2 dt dt 5-5 電路學講義第5章 3. Natural response (zero-input response, or yN(t)): homogeneous differential equation solution a1 dy N (t ) + a0 y N (t ) = 0, i.c. yN (0+ ) = Yo , y N (t ) : natural response dt a − ot dy N (t ) a0 dy N (t ) a0 a0 = − y N (t ) → = − dt → d ln y N = − dt → y N (t ) = Yo e a1 (sol. 1) : dt a1 y N (t ) a1 a1 (sol. 2) : assume y N (t ) = Yo e st → (a1s + ao )Yo e st = 0 → characteristic equation a1s + ao = 0 → s = − yN (t ) = Yo e − ao t a1 ao : natural frequency a1 , if a0 > 0, a1 > 0 ⇒ yN (t ) → 0 as t → ∞, a stable circuit (sol.3) : Lapalace transform (p.585), L[f (t )] = F(s),L[ f '(t )] = sF ( s ) − f (0− ) aY Yo a1sYN ( s ) − a1 y N (0− ) + a0YN ( s ) = 0 → YN ( s ) = 1 o = a1s + a0 s + a0 / a1 yN (t ) = Yo e − ao t a1 , characteristic equation a1s + ao = 0 5-6 電路學講義第5章 4. Forced response (particular solution, or zero-state response, or steady state response, yF(t)) : inhomogeneous differential equation solution with i.c.=0, 5. Complete response (yN(t)+ yF(t)): inhomogeneous differential equation solution with initial condition Transient response involves both the natural and forced responses before the steady state response (stable solution) is reached. 5-7 電路學講義第5章 Discussion 1. 1st-order circuit RL circuit v = Ri + L RC circuit di dt v = Ri + L v = RC v dv i = +C :1st-order DE R dt 5-8 di :1st-order DE dt dvC + vC :1st-order DE dt 電路學講義第5章 2. 2nd-order circuit RLC circuit di 1 v = L + Ri + dt C t dv d 2i di 1 id λ → = L + R + i ∫−∞ dt dt 2 dt C 3. Ex. 5.8 di ⎧ v L = + Ri in ⎪⎪ LC d dvout RC dvout dt → vin = − − ⎨ dv dv C dt dt β β dt out ⎪C out + β i = 0 → i = − dt β dt ⎪⎩ d 2 vout dvout ⇒ LC + = − β vin RC 2 電路學講義第5章 5-9 dt dt 4. Ex.5.9 given C=300uF, R=2MΩ, vN(0-)=1000V, find vN(t) for t>0 iC dvN vN + =0 dt R assume vN = Ae st → ( RCs + 1)vN = 0 KCL → C characteristic equation RCs + 1 = 0 → s = − vN (t ) = Ae − 1 t 600 vN (t ) = 1000e − 1 1 : natural frequency =− 600 RC , i.c. vN (0− ) = 1000 → A = 1000 1 t 600 ,t > 0 1 t dvN (t ) 1000 − 600 ,t > 0 =− iC (t ) = C e 600 dt = −iR (t ) time constant vN (600) = 1000e −1 5-10 電路學講義第5章 5. Ex. 5.10 R=4Ω, L=0.1H, v=25sin30t, find iF(t) di + 4i = 25sin 30t dt iF (t ) = K1 cos 30t + K 2 sin 30t KVL → 0.1 ⎧ 4 K1 + 3K 2 = 0 →⎨ → K1 = −3, K 2 = 4 3 4 25 − K + K = 1 2 ⎩ → iF (t ) = −3cos 30t + 4sin 30t : same frequency as the source 5-11 電路學講義第5章 6. Ex.5.11 as source v(t)=10e-20t, or v(t)=10e-40t in Ex.5.10, solve iF(t) di + 4i = 0 → natural response iN (t ) = Ae −40 t dt di 0.1 + 4i = v (t ) → forced response iF dt case 1:v (t ) = 10e −20 t → iF (t ) = K1e −20 t 0.1 → 0.1( −20 K1e −20 t ) + 4 K1e −20 t = 10e −20 t → K1 = 5 ⇒ iF (t ) = 5e −20 t case 2:v (t ) = 10e −40 t → iF (t ) = K1te −40 t → 0.1( K1e −40 t − 40 K1te −40 t ) + 4 K1te −40 t = 10e −40 t → K1 = 100 ⇒ iF (t ) = 100te −40 t : stable ( ∵→ 0, as t → ∞ ) 5-12 電路學講義第5章 7. Ex.5.12 as source v(t)=400sin280t for t >0 with i.c. i(t)=0 for t<0 in Ex.5.10, solve iF(t)+ iN(t) di + 4i = 0 → natural response iN (t ) = Ae−40t dt di 0.1 + 4i = 400sin 280t → forced response iF (t ) = −14 cos 280t + 2sin 280t dt complete response i (t ) = −14 cos 280t + 2sin 280t + Ae −40t 0.1 i.c. i (0+ ) = −14 + A = 0 → A = 14 ⇒ i (t ) = −14 cos 280t + 2sin 280t + 14e −40t for t > 0 transient response 5-13 steady state response 電路學講義第5章