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The instructions and problems for homework no. 9 in ece 202, a fall 2007 electrical engineering course. The homework includes four problems related to circuit analysis, specifically involving determining voltage and current responses in the time and frequency domains using various methods such as drawing s-domain circuits, finding network functions, and using convolution integrals.
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Instructions: Draw a box around to indicate each answer. Failure to do so will cost you 2 pts per offence. Total = 100 pts (P.1) [13 pts] The switch in Figure 1 has been in position b for a long time. It is moved to position a at t =0. Determine v(t) for t >0. What is the time constant of this circuit? Figure 1 Circuit for Problem 1 (P.2) [50 pts] Consider the circuit in Figure 2. The input signal is vs (t) = 10 u(t) V and assume that at t = 0, โ 1 A flows through the inductor and +5 V is across the capacitor. Figure 2 Circuit for Problem 2 (a) [14 pts] Draw the sโdomain circuit incorporating the initial conditions. (b) [11 pts] What is the voltage across the capacitor for t > 0? (c) [5 pts] What is the network function, T 1 (s) , of this circuit? (Caution: recall how a network function is defined.) Express the denominator of T 1 (s) as a polynomial with an unity coefficient for the highest order of s. (d) [10 pts] What is the impulse response of the circuit in the time domain? (e) [10 pts] What is the step response of the circuit in the time domain?
(P.3) [18 pts] Solve Problem 11 โ 50 in text using (i) [10 pts] the tโdomain convolution integral; and (ii) [8 pts] the sโdomain approach. (P.4) [19 pts] For the RL circuit in Figure 3(a), use the convolution integral to find the response i (^) o (t) due to the excitation shown in Figure 3(b). Figure 3 Circuit (a) and input signal (b) for Problem 4