Solutions 289
Therefore, the amplitude of the voltage across the
capacitor plates is
W 0 (aL
U 0 —
R •
3.60. During steady-state oscillations, the work
done by the external source of current must be
equal to the amount of.heat liberated in the re-
sistor. For this the amplitudes of the external
voltage and the voltage across the resistor must be
equal: R/ 0 = U 0. Since the current in the circuit
and the charge on the capacitor are connected
through the equation I = dq/dt, the amplitudes
/ 0 and q 0 of current and charge can be obtained
from the formula
/ 0 =---
where the resonance frequency is co 0 = 1/1/ LC.
By hypothesis,
U 0 =-- U —
qi
C '
whence
- 7 /? C 'I" c •
3.61. For 0 < t < x, charge oscillations will
occur in the circuit, and
CU )
q --= (-- (^2) -- cos coot,
1/ 2
w°— _ V 77a-.
At the instant T, the charge on the capacitor at its
breakdown is (CU/2) cos coot, and the energy of
the capacitor is (CU 2 /8) cost coot. After the break-
down, this energy is converted into heat and lost
by the system. The remaining energy is
W
CU (^2) CU 2
cost evr.
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