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    This document contains a tutorial on electrical circuit analysis with 8 practice problems: 1. Plot charge and current over time given a voltage profile 2. Plot voltage and current over time when a switch closes 3. Calculate a resistor value to balance a bridge circuit 4. Calculate steady state current in a circuit with resistor, inductor, capacitor 5. Derive the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit 6. Explain how to derive the Thevenin equivalent of a battery using a voltmeter 7. Derive the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit as seen from two terminals 8. Use superposition to solve for voltage and currents in a circuit

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    National University of Singapore

    Department of Mechanical Engineering


    ME 2143
    Tutorial : Electrical Circuit Analysis (Review)

    1. For the circuit below, given the profile of v(t), plot the profile for q(t) and i(t). (q(t) is the
    amount of charges on the capacitor.)

    2. For the circuit below, plot the profiles of v(t) and i(t) against time when the switch is closed
    at t=0.

    3. The circuit on the right is known as a bridge circuit. When the voltage Vo equal zero, the
    bridge is said to be balanced. Suppose R1 = 27 k, R2 = 10 k, R4 = 47 k. What must R3
    be in order to balance the bridge? (Ans: 17.4 k)
    A

    R1 = 27
    k
    E

    R4 = 47
    k

    Vo

    R2 = 10
    k
    D

    R3 = ?
    B

    4. Find the steady state current I(t) in the following circuit, where R1 = R2 = 100 k, C = 1 F,
    and L = 20 H for Vs = 5 V DC. (Hint: At steady state, inductor behaves like a conducting
    wire and capacitor behaves like open connection.) (Ans: I = 0.025mA)
    R1

    L
    I(t)
    R2

    Vs

    5. Find the Thvenin equivalent of the circuit shown as viewed from terminals A & B. (Ans: Vth
    = - 2.5 V, Rth = 2.5 )
    5

    5 V

    A
    5

    2 A

    B
    6. We wish to find the Thvenin equivalent of a battery using a voltmeter and a known external
    resistance. Can you show how this can be done?

    7. Derive the Thvenin equivalent circuit as viewed from the terminals A and B for the circuit
    shown in Figure 7. (Ans: VOC= 58.3 V, RTH = 1.04 k)

    R2 3.3k

    R1 4.7 k

    I1 10mA

    V1=60 V

    R3 1.2k
    B
    Figure 7

    8. Find voltage v1, currents i1 and i2, for the circuit shown in Figure 8 by using
    superposition.
    5

    10

    +
    10V

    +
    -

    v1

    10

    i1

    Figure 8

    i2

    10V

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