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*33. The sinusoidal voltage v � 200 sin(2p1000t � 60°) is<br />

plotted in Fig. 13.89. Determine the time t1. *34. The sinusoidal current i � 4 sin(50,000t � 40°) is plotted<br />

in Fig. 13.90. Determine the time t1. v<br />

200<br />

t1 –p 0<br />

60°<br />

t1 p 2p t<br />

FIG. 13.89<br />

Problem 33.<br />

*35. Determine the phase delay in milliseconds between the<br />

following two waveforms:<br />

v � 60 sin(1800t � 20°)<br />

i � 1.2 sin(1800t � 20°)<br />

36. For the oscilloscope display of Fig. 13.91:<br />

a. Determine the period of each waveform.<br />

b. Determine the frequency of each waveform.<br />

c. Find the rms value of each waveform.<br />

d. Determine the phase shift between the two waveforms<br />

and which leads or lags.<br />

SECTION 13.6 Average Value<br />

37. For the waveform of Fig. 13.92:<br />

a. Determine the period.<br />

b. Find the frequency.<br />

c. Determine the average value.<br />

d. Sketch the resulting oscilloscope display if the vertical<br />

channel is switched from DC to AC.<br />

Vertical sensitivity = 10 mV/div.<br />

Horizontal sensitivity = 0.2 ms/div.<br />

FIG. 13.92<br />

Problem 37.<br />

i<br />

4A<br />

PROBLEMS ⏐⏐⏐ 569<br />

–p 0 t1 p 2p t (ms)<br />

40°<br />

e i<br />

FIG. 13.90<br />

Problem 34.<br />

Vertical sensitivity = 0.5 V/div.<br />

Horizontal sensitivity = 1 ms/div.<br />

FIG. 13.91<br />

Problem 36.

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