Thevenin Equivalent - Basic Electrical Engineering - Homework, Exercises of Electrical Engineering

These are the Homework of Basic Electrical Engineering which includes Combined Signal, Magnitude of Frequency Response, Input to System, Cosine Signals, Complext Exponentials, Fourier Transform, Frequency Response of System etc.Key important points are: Thevenin Equivalent, Unit Circle in Complex Plane, Angular Frequency, Sinusoidal Current Source, Capacitance and Inductance Change, Complex Impedance, Real Signals, Change with Frequency

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EEE393 Basic Electrical Engineering
20 Feb 2007, Tuesday (bring to class)
HOMEWORK 2
1.
2. Find ejθ for θ=0, π/2, π, 3π/4, 2π. Show all on the unit circle in the complex plane.
3.
4.
5.
Unknown
Linear Circuit
a
b
When a 15k
resistor is connected between the
terminals a and b, Vab = 45V.
When a 5k resistor is connected between the
terminals a and b, Vab = 25V.
Find the Thevenin equivalent of the unknown
circuit with respect to a, b.
(Hint: remember the line you draw in HW1, Q7.)
Vs=V0cos(
ω
t).
Find i.
+
V
S
R
L
i
I
S
R L
i
I
S
R C
i
Is=is a sinusoidal current source with angular frequency
ω
, in the form of I0cos(
ω
t).
Describe qualitatively how i, the current through R, changes as ω changes from 0 (DC) to infinity.
Use your knowledge of how the behavior of a capacitance and inductance change with frequency.
R
=2
L=1H
+
v
- C=0.05F +
vC
-
a) Find the complex impedance seen into the input
(left) port, as a function of ω. What is the
resistive part and what is the reactance?
b) Assume a complex input v and find the
(complex) ratio vC/v (a complex “transfer
function”). Plot the magnitude with respect to ω.
(Note: vC is also a complex signal, so we are not
doing any operation with real signals, or
conversion between real and complex signals).
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EEE393 Basic Electrical Engineering

20 Feb 2007, Tuesday (bring to class)

HOMEWORK 2

2. Find ejθ^ for θ=0, π/2, π, 3π/4, 2π. Show all on the unit circle in the complex plane.

3.

Unknown

Linear Circuit

a

b

When a 15kΩ resistor is connected between the terminals a and b, Vab = 45V. When a 5kΩ resistor is connected between the terminals a and b, Vab = 25V.

Find the Thevenin equivalent of the unknown circuit with respect to a, b. (Hint: remember the line you draw in HW1, Q7.)

Vs=V 0 cos(ωt).

Find i.

+ VS

R

L

i

IS R L

i

IS R C

i

Is=is a sinusoidal current source with angular frequency ω, in the form of I 0 cos(ωt).

Describe qualitatively how i, the current through R, changes as ω changes from 0 (DC) to infinity. Use your knowledge of how the behavior of a capacitance and inductance change with frequency.

R=2Ω

+ L=1H

v

C=0.05F

vC

a) Find the complex impedance seen into the input (left) port, as a function of ω. What is the resistive part and what is the reactance?

b) Assume a complex input v and find the (complex) ratio vC/v (a complex “transfer function”). Plot the magnitude with respect to ω. (Note: vC is also a complex signal, so we are not doing any operation with real signals, or conversion between real and complex signals).

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