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Question 4 [20] Given the circuit of Fig. 3.4 find the average power absorbed by the 100 resistor -50 40 8V 220° ontv 0.1VO 81 50 Fig. 3.4 Question 5 65 lagging power factor and an efficiency
EENG22S HOMEWORK III Q1. a) Find the phases corresponding to the following sinusoids (in parts in and iv. caly one phasor for each case should be calculated) i. 40) 20-50) -10-50) im. 5,0)=15x21-50)-200x2+40) iv. 0-10-20 ) 15cf620) b) Find the sinusoids corresponding to the following phasors i. I--30+40 3rds 1.-30-40 rad's V. li Q2. In the circuit shown, the amplitude of the voltage across the resistor is 5 V in the steady-state. Find the amplitude of the voltage across the...
Problem 2 (20 pts. Consider the following circuit. Use phasor method to find the following a. i(t). b. iz(t). c. Average power absorbed by the controlled source. d. Average power absorbed by the independent source. e. Average power absorbed by the inductor. f. Average power absorbed by the capacitor. g. Average power absorbed by the resistor. 322 500 pF H4 10 cos 103t v ففف 4 mH I + 2i1
Name 7. For the following circuit: a. b. c. d. Find the (steady-state) mesh currents as functions of time. Find the complex What is the PFA for the voltage source? As seen by the voltage source, is capacitive? power supplied by the voltage source. the circuit pri marily ind uctive or primarily 10 uF 0.25 H 50 0 50 cos(377t + 459) V sin(377t) A
2. (2000) Electromagnetics (DC Circuit) Problem a. Calculate the voltages across all resistors and the currents through all the resistors and voltage sources in the following circuit using Kirchhoff's junction rule (nodal analysis). Show the directions initially assumed for the junction (node) currents. Use the minimum number of junctions (nodes) necessary to accomplish this b. Calculate the power dissipation in each resistor and the sum (or total) of these individual power dissipation values c. Calculate the power associated with each...
2- Set the two independent power sources to Vsi 6V and Veo" 10 V and measure their actual values using the DMM. Actual Values of power sources: 4.47 VS15.99 Vs- 3- Using the breadboard construct the circuit shown in Figure 4,1 (repeated below for convenience). Use the resistors measured in Step 1 (above) and the power sources Vsi- 6 V, and Vs2 -10 V. IR3 IRI RS. R5 R1 R3 Va V4 V2 V1 ww ww It 12 R4 R23...
a) Find the average power delivered to each 10 ? resistor in the circuit shown in the figure below. b) Repeat after connecting,4 to C and B to D . 10? 50? hacia hacia 5012 0 10?
Problem 1. (50 points) In the circuit, the initial currents in inductors L1 and L2 have been established by sources not shown. The switch is opened at t = 0. a) Find 11, 12, and is for t 2 0. b) Calculate the initial energy stored in the parallel inductors. c) Determine how much energy is stored in the inductors as t o 412 M 1 = 0) 8a13;" 4a13; 34, (5 H) 3L, (20 H) (1) 4022 3151 31012...
Problem 1: Find the input impedance for the following circuit. Assume an angular frequency of 0 = 50 rad/sec. 2 mF 200 mH Zin 10 mF T10mF Problem 2: Calculate average power absorbed by impedance Z = 30-7092 when a voltage V = 120 20° is applied across it. Problem 3: Assuming w=1, for the following circuit find: a. Input impedance ZH b. Thevenin voltage V c. The value of R, that will absorb the maximum average power (recall this...
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a) In the circuit below calculate the power absorbed for each element V=IQ 50 Pr vI=GS ISAaw PVI I2A 10 V Pvoltage Source PCurrent Source PResistance b) Find the equivalent resistance between the circuit input terminals R-80 R 100 S-30 60 REquivalent c) Find ij and iz by current division Rs 200 R i,-2 A R R, 100 iz= i= d) Write the Phasor for the following signals: a) v(t)-20 cos (10t +45°) V V- 5 sin (20t-20)...