Higher Engineering Mathematics, Sixth Edition

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Trigonometric waveforms 151


waveform using harmonic synthesis over one
cycle of the fundamental waveform.



(a)v=300sin314. 2 t
+90sin( 628. 3 t−π/ 2 )
+30sin( 1256. 6 t+π/ 3 )V





  1. A voltage waveform is represented by:


v= 20 +50sinωt
+20sin( 2 ωt−π/ 2 )volts.
Draw thecomplex waveform over one cycle of
the fundamental by using harmonic synthesis.


  1. Write down an expression representing a
    currentihaving a fundamental component of
    amplitude 16A and frequency 1kHz, together
    withitsthirdand fifthharmonics beingrespec-
    tively one-fifth and one-tenth the amplitude
    of the fundamental, all components being
    in phase at zero time. Sketch the complex


current waveform for one cycle of the funda-
mental using harmonic synthesis.
[
i=16sin2π 103 t+ 3 .2sin6π 103 t
+ 1 .6sinπ 104 tA

]


  1. A voltage waveform is described by


v=200sin377t+80sin

(
1131 t+

π
4

)

+20sin

(
1885 t−

π
3

)
volts

Determine (a) the fundamental and harmonic
frequencies of the waveform (b) the percent-
age third harmonic and (c) the percentage
fifth harmonic. Sketch the voltage waveform
usingharmonic synthesis over one cycle of the
fundamental. ⎡



(a)60Hz,180Hz,300Hz
(b)40%
(c)10%



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