BIRZEIT UNIVERSITY Physies 112 2" sem. 2012/2013 Date: 12/5/2013 Student Name: Student No.: Section: Instructor: (1, 7, 8, 10, 11,13, 14) Izzat 3,4, 12) Badran (2) Andoni (5, 9) Hidmi (6) Sader The total number of questions is 30) Me Bea oe GN Hy YY (1 aaiall ois el dy dal (2 Geng aly chainall 05a gle Alii y emecall Gl gall Li 3S Gi gall aah GB Agalil yin Ele glans lal co JSF AI gil lad (4 ALS Gai DJ tte] uy (5 aalall 43 (X) Te E — 2 —1_t_ |1) In experiment 1 you study the I-V characteristics for three circuit components. In: the figures below different I-V characteristic curves are shown. Fig.1 Fig2 8 ig. ae Tema) 1(ma) ® 020 02 Oa 08 V{volts) V (volts) V (volts) Choose the correct statement: A) Figure | represents the I-V characteristic of the light bulb. It is symmetric; the current flowing for a given voltage is the same regardless of polarity but changes direction with the sense of the polarity of the voltage and it is nonlinear because the temperature of the tungsten filament varies from 20°C to 3000°C, B) Figure 1 represents the I-V characteristic of the Si-diode. It is not a straight line and the resistance depends on the voltage and the current is almost zero if polarity of the voltage is reversed. C) Figure I represents the I-V characteristic of the carbon resistor. It isa straight line and the resistance depends on the voltage. D) Figurel represents the I-V characteristic of the light bulb. It is linear because the ‘temperature of the tungsten filament varies from 20°C to 3000°C. E) Figure | represents the I-V characteristic of the carbon resistor. It is clear that the carbon resistor is ohmic conductor with constant resistance about 2002. ) The thermal coefficient of resistivity for tungsten is 4.5 x 10° °C"! If the resistance of the tungsten wire in a light bulb is 2 9 at 20 °C, then its resistance at a temperature of 1720 °C will be about: A) 29. B) 652. © 2a. D) 179, E) 23. In experiment 2 you connected the circuit shown in order to study source internal resistance and impedance matching. Ifone take the reading of the ammeter while changing the value of Ri, then plot 1/T versus Ry and on a semi-log graph paper plot the power consumed in the load as a function of the load P(Rr) as shown in the graphs below.0.4 Lt of N 0.2} 4 | ol [ o fo eee pin Then answer the following 3 questions. 3) The value of the electromotive force used is about: A)8 volts B) 10 volts ©) 20 volts D)5 volts E) 6 volts 4) The maximum power delivered to the load resistance is about: A) 12.5 mW when Ry is about 0.5 kQ. B) [2.5 mW when Ry is about 1 kQ. ©) 12.5 mW when Ry is about 2kQ D) 15 mW when R, is about 0.6 kQ E) 20 mW when R_ is about 0.8 kQ 5) The value of the additional resistance R used is about: A)2kQ B)LkQ ©) 0.5 kQ D)0.6kQ F)08kQ. 6) Several electric field lines pattems for point charges are shown in the figure below. Which of these patterns are incorrect and why? a b c 4 De FE BOR A) Pattern b because the lines directed towards a positive charge. B) Pattern ¢ because the lines are not symmetrically positioned. C) Pattern b because the charge negative and pattern c because there are more lines than the other charges. D) Pattern b because the lines directed towards a p the lines are not symmetrically positioned. ) All the patterns are correct. itive charge and pattern ¢ becauseCons ider the three circuits shown below and answer the following three questions. (Re ~ - a = 1kQ) ae ee : Ry Re 7) The value of current Jy in circuit 3 is: A) 05 mA clockwise B) 3:5 mA clockwise | C)3 mA counterclockwise Eee -en ee = D)5.5 mA counterclockwise ) 6.5 mA clockwise. Rt Re 8) The value of eis: A) 4 volts B) 10.5 volts C) 12 volts D) 6 volts E) 8 volts 9) Ry equals: A)6.2kQ B) 3kQ. ©) 15k D)4.5kQ E)2kQ Consider the four circuits shown and using Thevenin and Norton techniques answer the following three freee tyueeer Ry=3 kohm questions. (y= 5 kQ) 10) The value of fy passing _| through R, in circuit I is: e, Ts A)0.5 mA B)7mA C)4mA circuit 1 D)10mA Ry=3 kohm B) None of the above 11) The value of gin Ry koh Oa circuit 4 is: A) 12 volts circuit 2 B) 8 volts, ©) 6 volts D) 28 volts E) None of the above ohm Ry Ry 1=1dma 2 koh circuit 3 circuit 412) To measure the value of the Thevenin equivalent voltage (¢zq) if the output terminals are points a and b in circuit! : A) You connect the voltmeter between points a and b. B). You remove Rs, then exchange the batteries s, and 2 with shorts then measure the voltage between points and b. C) You remove Ri then connect a voltmeter in place of e}, D) You remove R;, then connect the voltmeter between points a and b. E) None of the above: The reading of the DMM connected in the circuit as shown is 10 mA, Using the oscilloscope the peak voltage at point (a) found fo be 21.2 volts. Answer the following two questions. 13) The value of R2 is about: A)2KQ OD | B)0.5kQ I O)5KO, | | D)3.2kQ E)75kQ. 14) The RMS voltage on R: is about: A) iS volt B) 30 volt C)5 volt D) 10 volt E) None of the above. 15) Consider RC circuit powered using a square wave from the signal generator. The figure below represents the voltage on the resistor Vp displayed on the DSO screen, Time, ms.3 UF, then using the figure the value of the resistance is: Ifthe capacitance A)IKQ B)1kQ ©) 1500 D)2kQ E)50Q 16) For the LC circuit shown, if L=4 mH and C = 0.4 pF . Then the maximum Ve will occur if the drive frequency is: ‘i A)3.2 kHz B) 0.32 kHz ©) 0.4 kHz D)4 kHz E) Has nothing to do with the drive frequency 17) Consider the RL-circuit shown below, the time dependence of the current through the resistor for this circuits is: Ay 1) =Eete B)I() =F — eR) Cle) eee L D)I(t) = 3G eH") E) None of the above. R For ar. RLC circuit powered by a square wave, the voltage on the capacitor Vc is shown in the figure below. If L =10 mH then use the information in the Ve vs. time curve to answer the following three questions. VG, volts 4 Time , ms18) Assuming ideal components the value of R in Q is about: A) 600 B)3.2 ©)16 D) 64 E) 1200 19) The value of the capacitance C in F is about: A)O7 B)02 CQ o.01 D)20 35 20) if the value of the capacitance C=2 iF, then the state of critical damped oscillation will occur if the resistance R is about: A) 357 B) 22409 Qe2 D) 1412 £) 283.0 In a series RLC circuit driven by sinusoidal input signal, the phase between the current and the input voltage is plotted in the next graph for two different values of the circuit components (curvel and curve2). Use the graph to answer the following four questions z phase , rad. Lot 1 i 10 00 frequancy (f), KHz and Ry=Rz but C;Rz E) It is impossible to know.22) The resonance for curve I occurs at frequency A)2 kHz B) 1.5 kHz ©) S kHz D)2.5 kHz E) 3.6 kHz 23) At frequency of the driven voltage f = 10 kHz the phase between the current and the input voltage for curve 2 is about: A)-I rad, B)-0.7 rad. ©)-1.2 rad. D) -1.5 rad. E) zero. 24) For curve I, If the capacitance C, = 0.2 uF and the resistance Rj = 100 kO then the inductance in the circuit is about: A) 20 mH B) 10 mH C)30 mH D)5 mH E) Non of the above, For a series RLC circuit with a sinusoidal input voltage, the amplitude of the current passing through the circuit (Jy) is plc:ted as a function of frequency in the next graph below. current (Ie), mA 1 bail it o. 1 0 100 pad? frequancy (N), kHz ‘Using the information from the graph answer the following three questions:28) The value of the resonance frequency is about; A) 22.5 kHz B) 10.5 kHz, C) 1 kHz D) 15.2 kHz 5) 4.8 kHz 26) ifthe input voltage is given by Vir~4sin(ot+9) then the value of R is about: A) 8000, B) 2002 ©) 5000 D)IkQ E)2kQ 27) If L=5 ml] and C= 0.022 uF then the quality factor Q is about: A)L4 B)2 o)03 D) 06 E08 For RC filter circuit the attenuation factor as a function of frequency is plotted in the graph below. Using the information from the graph answer the following three 1.05 0.7] o.s| ote O1 1 10 100 frequaney (9, KHz 28) The value of «3a, is about: A) 12 krad/s B) 19 krad/s ©) 25 krads D) 31 krad/s E) Non of the above29) If the value of the peak voltage at the resistor at f= 40-KH2z is 4 volts, then the value of the peak voltage for the input is about A)2 volt B)3 volt ©)4 volt D)5 volt E}6 volt 30) Ifthe input signal is Triangular in shape, then the shape of the output signal at f= 400 Hz must be A) Sinusoidal B) Triangular C) Square D) Pure damping (always decaying) E) Sinusoidal oscillations accompanied by decaying Good Luck