When a D.C source is switched in purely inductive, the current response is
Right Answer is:
A straight line passing through the origin
SOLUTION
When a D.C source is switched in purely inductive, the current response is a straight line passing through the origin.
Detailed Explanation:-
Energy is stored in the electromagnetic field of an inductor when it is connected to a dc voltage source. The buildup of current through the inductor occurs in a predictable manner, which is dependent on the time constant of the circuit.
Switching of DC is an example of step excitation
The current through the inductor is given by:
$V = Lfrac{{di}}{{dt}}$
$frac{V}{L} = frac{{di}}{{dt}}$
Since V is step excitation, V/L is also step excitation
$frac{{di}}{{dt}} = step;response$
Integrating the above expression
$i = ramp;response$
Hence current through the inductor is a straight line passing through the origin.