Calculating Capacitor Current using i= C* dv/dt
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I would like to use Matlab to calculate capaitor current for the following
i = C * dV/dt
i = 0.2uF * 12V/dt
128kHz frequncy
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Deepak
le 21 Juin 2023
To calculate the capacitor current for the given circuit, you can use MATLAB's symbolic math toolbox to evaluate the expression for the capacitor current as a function of time.
Sample code to calculate the capacitor current for a 0.2uF capacitor, with a voltage input of 12V at a frequency of 128kHz is given below.
syms t;
C = 0.2e-6; % capacitance in Farads
V = 12; % voltage in volts
f = 128e3; % frequency in Hertz
w = 2*pi*f; % angular frequency in radians per second
i = C*diff(V*sin(w*t), t); % evaluate the capacitor current using symbolic differentiation
This creates a symbolic expression for the capacitor current as a function of time. In this example, the input voltage is a sine wave; you could use different input waveforms as needed by replacing the `V*sin(w*t)` term with a different function.
Once the symbolic expression is created, you can plot the capacitor current as a function of time using the `ezplot` function. For example:
ezplot(i, [0, 1/f]); % plot the capacitor current for one cycle of the input waveform
title('Capacitor Current vs Time');
xlabel('Time (s)');
ylabel('Current (A)');
This would create a plot showing the capacitor current as a function of time, for one cycle of the input waveform. You can adjust the plot range or add additional features as needed.
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