Series RL Circuit: Voltage Jump Analysis

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This lecture covers the analysis of voltage jumps across a series RL circuit when switching on a sinusoidal voltage source. It includes the calculation of the slope at the origin, the asymptotic value, and the importance of the moment of switch-on. The general solution is discussed, emphasizing the impact of the switch-on moment compared to sinusoidal power supply.

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