Name:
ID:
Program:
Brush
Dabbagh
August 11, 2006 Start time: 12:30 pm 2.5 Hours PAC 1, 2, 3 10 (including cover page and formula sheet) Closed Book Calculator (see note 1 below) End time: 3:00 pm
Notes:
1. The only aid permitted is a scientific Calculator with cleared memory and no communication capability. 2. A Formula Sheet is provided on the last page of the exam. 3. Turn off all communication devices. 4. Place bags, backpacks, books, notes at the front of the exam room. 5. Fill out exam attendance card and place your WATCARD on the desktop. 6. Clearly print your name and information in boxes above. Print initials on top right of each page. 7. Answer all questions on the exam paper. Two blank pages are provided at the end of the exam as extra space for solutions. Clearly label solutions that span pages. 8. Cleary state your assumptions and show all steps used in a solution. No marks will be given for numerical results unless accompanied with the correct solution method. 9. Use correct SI units in all your answers.
Question
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q5
Q6
Total
Mark
/20
/10
/20
/10
/20
/20
/100
Spring 2006
2/10
1. Nodal and Loop/Mesh Analysis [20 marks] Determine the current Io in the circuit below using nodal or loop/mesh analysis. 12 k 2000Ix
+
3 k
6V
6 k
3 mA
5 k
Ix
Io
Spring 2006
3/10
2. Operational-Amplifier [10 marks] Determine the resistance R2 in the ideal op-amp circuit below so that the voltage Vo = 3 V.
R2 4 k
+
+ Vo
12 k 4V
+ +
2V
Spring 2006
4/10
3. Thevenins and Nortons Theorems [20 marks] (a) Find the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit connected to the resistor R. Draw the equivalent circuit, including R. (b) Find the Norton equivalent of the circuit connected to the resistor R. Draw the equivalent circuit, including R. (c) Determine R for maximum power transfer. 2 k
3 k 2 mA 6V
+
6 k
4 k
Spring 2006
5/10
4. Capacitors and Inductors [10 marks] Determine the value of L in the steady DC circuit below if the sum of energy stored in the capacitor and inductor is 80 mJ.
L
1A 200 80 F 50
6/10
Use superposition to determine the voltage phasor across the capacitive reactance (j1 ). Express the voltage phasor in polar form in both peak and rms. 1 1 + 120 V
+
40 A
j1
Vo
7/10
For the steady AC circuit (f = 60 Hz) below, determine the following: (a) The current phasor ILINE (b) The voltage phasor VS at the power supply (c) The complex power supplied by the power supply (d) The power factor at the power supply ILINE 0.1 VS
+
j0.1
2400 V rms
Spring 2006
8/10
Spring 2006
9/10
Spring 2006 Formula Sheet Voltage, Current, and Energy Passive Device Resistor, R Inductor, L Capacitor, C
10/10
Voltage
v(t ) = i (t ) R
Current v(t ) i (t ) = R
1 i (t ) = i (t o ) + v(t ) dt L to i (t ) = C d v(t ) dt
t
Energy Stored
w(t ) = w(t ) = L i (t ) 2 2 C v(t ) 2 2
d i (t ) v(t ) = L dt
1 v(t ) = v(t o ) + i (t ) dt C to
t
AC Impedance General
Z= V = R + jX I V Z Z = m V I Im
Resistor, R
R = R 0
Capacitor, C
j 1 = 90 C C
Real, P [W]
P = Vrms I rms cos( V I ) P = Re(S)
Reactive, Q [VAR]
Q = Vrms I rms sin( V I ) Q = Im(S)
Vrms =
Vm 2
; I rms =
Im 2
Vm Vrms = I m I rms
b ; a R = R cos + jR sin
a + jb = a 2 + b 2 tan 1