The document contains a midterm exam for a circuit analysis course. It has 4 questions related to analyzing circuits using phasors and Laplace transforms. Question 1 asks to find the steady-state value of the capacitor voltage in a circuit with 2 voltage sources and resistors and a capacitor using phasors. Question 2 involves finding the inductor current and power dissipation using phasors for a circuit with 2 voltage sources, a resistor, and inductor. Question 3 requires using Laplace transforms to find the capacitor voltage over time for a circuit with a step input, resistor, capacitor, and inductor. Question 4 deals with magnitude and phase responses of a low-pass filter transfer function. Hints are provided for working with impedances of
The document contains a midterm exam for a circuit analysis course. It has 4 questions related to analyzing circuits using phasors and Laplace transforms. Question 1 asks to find the steady-state value of the capacitor voltage in a circuit with 2 voltage sources and resistors and a capacitor using phasors. Question 2 involves finding the inductor current and power dissipation using phasors for a circuit with 2 voltage sources, a resistor, and inductor. Question 3 requires using Laplace transforms to find the capacitor voltage over time for a circuit with a step input, resistor, capacitor, and inductor. Question 4 deals with magnitude and phase responses of a low-pass filter transfer function. Hints are provided for working with impedances of
The document contains a midterm exam for a circuit analysis course. It has 4 questions related to analyzing circuits using phasors and Laplace transforms. Question 1 asks to find the steady-state value of the capacitor voltage in a circuit with 2 voltage sources and resistors and a capacitor using phasors. Question 2 involves finding the inductor current and power dissipation using phasors for a circuit with 2 voltage sources, a resistor, and inductor. Question 3 requires using Laplace transforms to find the capacitor voltage over time for a circuit with a step input, resistor, capacitor, and inductor. Question 4 deals with magnitude and phase responses of a low-pass filter transfer function. Hints are provided for working with impedances of
The document contains a midterm exam for a circuit analysis course. It has 4 questions related to analyzing circuits using phasors and Laplace transforms. Question 1 asks to find the steady-state value of the capacitor voltage in a circuit with 2 voltage sources and resistors and a capacitor using phasors. Question 2 involves finding the inductor current and power dissipation using phasors for a circuit with 2 voltage sources, a resistor, and inductor. Question 3 requires using Laplace transforms to find the capacitor voltage over time for a circuit with a step input, resistor, capacitor, and inductor. Question 4 deals with magnitude and phase responses of a low-pass filter transfer function. Hints are provided for working with impedances of
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09-04-2019
MECE 232 Midterm
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Q1) For the circuit below the voltage sources are V in1=Cos(w1t) Volt, Vin2=Sin(w2t) Volt, resistors R1=R2=1 Ohm, conductor C=1 Farad. The angular frequencies of the sources are same and w=w 1=w2=1 rad/sec. Find the sinusoidal steady state value of Vc(t) using phasors. (20 points)
Q2) For the circuit below the voltage sources are V in1=Cos(w1t) Volt where w1=1 rad/sec, Vin2=2×Sin(w2t) Volt where w2=2 rad/sec (as seen w1≠w2), resistor R=1 Ohm, inductor L=1 Henry.
a) Find the sinusoidal steady state value of IL(t) using phasors. (27 points) b) Find the average power dissipated over resistor R. (3 points) Q3) For the circuit below V in1(t)=u(t) (unit step function), R=3 Ohm, C=0.5 farad, L=1 Henry, initial conditions for the capacitor voltage and inductor current are V C(0)=0 Volt and IL(0)=0 Ampere. Find VC(t) using Laplace transformation. (30 points)
2 Q4) The transfer function of a low-pass filter is given by H(s)= . s +1 a) Find H(jw) (2 points) b) Find magnitude response|H ( jw)|. (2 points) c) Find phase response ¿ H ( jw). (2 points) d) Find magnitude response in decibel |H ( jw)|dB=20 log|H ( jw)|. (2 points) e) Approximate |H ( jw)|dB and plot it in logarithmic scale. (6 points) f) Approximate ¿ H ( jw) and draw it in logarithmic scale. (6 points)
Hint for questions 1 and 2: The impedance XR value of a resistor R is XR=R Ohm, the impedance XC value 1 of a capacitor C is XC= Ohm where w is the source angular frequency, the impedance X L value of an jwC inductor L is XL=jwL Ohm where w is the source angular frequency.
Hint for questions 3: The impedance XR value of a resistor R is XR=R Ohm, the impedance XC value of a 1 capacitor C is XC= Ohm, the impedance XL value of an inductor L is XL=sL Ohm. sC Laplace transformation of some functions:
1 f(t)=u(t) (unit step function) ℒ F(s)= → s 1 f(t)=e-atu(t) ℒ F(s)= → s +a k f(t)=A×Sin(kt)u(t) ℒ F(s)= A 2 2 → s +k s f(t)=A×Cos(kt)u(t) ℒ F(s)= A → s + k2 2
