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Exam questions for the unit 64ee1201: electrical engineering science i course offered by the department of engineering and technology logistics at manchester metropolitan university. The questions cover various topics such as circuit time constants, current flow, resonant circuits, and maximum power transfer. Students are required to calculate different values and apply relevant formulas.
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Exam ination for th e H ND ELECTR O NIC ENGINEER ING YEA R O NE
Tuesday 21 May 2002
9 .30 am to 11.30 am
Instructions to Candidates
A ttem pt allquestions. A ssessm ent w illb e b ased on th e m ark s ob tained from your b e st tw o attem pts.
Break dow n of m ark s for each question is sh ow n in square parenth eses.
continued
All questions carry equal marks.
Th e sw itch is k ept closed for 1 second and th en opened. Calculate:- (f) th e circuit tim e constant w h en th e sw itch is open [2] (g) th e current, i 2 , im m ediately after opening th e sw itch [2] (h ) th e voltage vR 1 and its direction im m ediately after opening th e sw itch. [4]
You m ay assum e th at th e equations relating th e grow th and decay of current in a series connected resistor and inductor are:
w h ere th e sym b ols h ave th eir usualm eanings
Figure Q 1
i = I (1o − e ) i = I (^) oe
− Rt − L
Rt and L
t=
G (^) 600mH
i
=30V vL
vR
R 2 = 90 Ω 2
is
i 1
vR
Vs
For th e circuit of Figure Q 3, it is required th at m axim um pow er is transferred from th e source to th e load im pedance Z. A llstated im pedances are for a frequency of 1 k H z.
Calculate (c) th e com ponent values of Z for m axim um pow er dissipation in Z and [12] (d) th e value of th is m axim um pow er dissipation. [5]
Figure Q 3
G (4+j3)Ω Z
(5+j12) 25/0^0 Ω 1kHz