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Solutions to homework problems from california state polytechnic university, pomona's ece 109 introduction to electrical engineering course. The problems involve using mesh and node analysis to determine circuit currents and voltages, as well as calculating power delivered by independent sources. Matlab code is provided to check answers.
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California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Electrical & Computer Eng. Dr. Z. Aliyazicioglu ECE 109 Introduction to Electrical Engineering Homework # Name :__________________________ Due date November 8, 2017 October 31, 2017
Solution: KVL for I 1 : I 1 (^) = 2 mA
Super mesh − 6 + 1 kI (^) 2 + 2 kI 3 (^) + 2 ( k I 3 (^) − I 1 (^) ) + 1 ( k I (^) 2 − I 1 ) = 0 − 6 + 1 kI (^) 2 + 2 kI 3 (^) + 2 ( k I 3 (^) − 2 mA ) + 1 ( k I (^) 2 − 2 mA ) = 0 2000 I (^) 2 + 4000 I 3 = 6 + 4 + 2 2000 I (^) 2 + 4000 I 3 = 12
Also, over the super current source I (^) 3 − I (^) 2 = 4 mA or − 1000 I (^) 2 + 1000 I 3 = 4
2 3
2 3
I mA I mA
To find i
0 1 3 2 3.
i I I
mA
MATLAB code
A=[2000 4000;-1000 1000]; b=[12;4]; A\b ans = -0.
By inspection, write the mesh-current equation for the following circuit an find v 1 and v 2
600 Ω
50Ω 200 Ω
10V I^1
400 Ω
200 Ω
12V
6V (^600) Ω
I 2 I 3
I 4
Use PSpice to check your answer
Solution: Mesh-current by inspection
1 2 3 4
Simplify
1 2 3 4
I 1 (^) = 40 mA , I (^) 2 = 0 A , I 3 (^) = − 10 mA , I (^) 4 = − 10 mA
To find v 1 and v 2
v I I mA V
v I I mA V
A=[250 - 200 0 0;- 200 1000 -600 -200;0 -600 1200 -600; -200 -600 1200]; b=[10;0;-6;-6]; A\b ans =
-0. -0. -0.
20mA
6V
+- 6vx
50Ω 100Ω
50Ω
150Ω 300Ω (^) v+x
Solution Mesh Equations: 150 I 1 + 6 V (^) x = 0 (1) I (^) 2 = 20 mA (2) 50 I (^) 3 + 6 = 0 (3) (150 + 300) I 4 (^) − 150 I 2 − 6 = 0 (4)
Vx = 300 I 4
Using (3) 3 6 0. 50
Using (4) 450 I (^) 4 − 150(0.02) − 6 = 0 450 I (^) 4 = 9
4
The currents trough the independent 6V is I = I (^) 4 − I (^) 3 = 0.02 − −( 0.12) =0.14 A
The power delivered by the independent source 6V
P 6 (^) Ω = I * ( 6)− = 0.14 * ( 6)− =0.84 W
I
I 1 I^2
I (^3) I (^4)
1kΩ
2kΩ
2kΩ
4mA
V (^) B
V (^) x
2kΩ 6V
V (^) A
Solution At Node vb To write KCL i 1 (^) − i 2 (^) − i 3 = 0
v (^) A vB vB vB vx k k k
v (^) A − vB − 2 v (^) B − vB + vx = 0 v (^) A − 4 v (^) B + vx = 0 To write KCL for Super node 4 mA − i 1 (^) + i 3 (^) − i 4 = 0 4 0 0 2 2 2 mA v^ A^ vB^ vB^ v^ x^ vx k k k
8 − v (^) A + vB + vB − vx − vx = 0 v (^) A − 2 v (^) B + 2 vx = 8
And KVL at super node v (^) A = 6 + vx v (^) A − vx = 6
In Matrix form
1 4 1 0 1 2 2 8 1 0 1 6
A B x
v v v
, 2 2 50 i =^ v , 3 (^3 ) i =^ v
Therefore
A B x
v V v V v V
v (^) x = 2.5 V
A=[1 - 4 1;1 - 2 2;1 0 - 1]; b=[0;8;6]; A\b ans =
i 1
i 2
i 3 i 4