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I am trying to solve for va in the circuit below, which has a current controlled voltage source:
Given: v1 = 5u(t), K1 = -3, the circuit is not energized at t = 0
I began by writing loop equations for each of the three parts of the circuit. Then I realized I am not quite sure how to get va from the currents. I am wondering is there a better way to approach this problem? Or if I continue with the method I started with, how do I solve for va with the currents?
Given: v1 = 5u(t), K1 = -3, the circuit is not energized at t = 0
I began by writing loop equations for each of the three parts of the circuit. Then I realized I am not quite sure how to get va from the currents. I am wondering is there a better way to approach this problem? Or if I continue with the method I started with, how do I solve for va with the currents?