Before the switch is in a steady state, the inductance is regarded as a short circuit.
And the current of the inductor cannot change suddenly. therefore
iL(0+)= iL(0-)= 10/(2+3)= 2(A)
When t=0+, iL(0+) is regarded as the current source (as shown in the figure).
Obtained by superposition method
iR(0+)= 10/(6+3)-2×3/(6+3)= 4/9A
Secondly, the inductance is considered as short circuit in the steady state after switching, as shown in the figure.
3Ω+(2Ω//6Ω)=4.5Ω
10V/4.5ω= 20/9 (ampere)
iR(∞)= 20/9×2/(2+6)= 5/9(A)
iL(∞)=(20/9)×6/(2+6)=5/3 (A)
Third, the time constant τ=L/R
r = 2+(6//3)= 4ω
τ=L/R= 1/4 (s)
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