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6 Solved Problems on Thevenin Equivalent - Final Exam | EE 301, Exams of Microelectronic Circuits

Material Type: Exam; Class: Circuit Analysis I; Subject: Electrical Engineering; University: Wright State University-Main Campus; Term: Summer 1998;

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Download 6 Solved Problems on Thevenin Equivalent - Final Exam | EE 301 and more Exams Microelectronic Circuits in PDF only on Docsity! EE 301 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I Final Exam June 8, 1998 ate. You are allowed three 8 iw 2 Covenants This is a closed book, closed notes exam. x 11” in. pages of notes. e Problems are weighted individually as shown below. Present your work neatly and place a box around your final answer if appropri- e Read each problem carefully; do only what is asked, and answer the question completely. ® Print your name here: Sol Pi (20) P2 (20) P3 (20) Pa (20) P5 (20) P6 (20) Total (120) 1. For the circuits shown below: a) Find the Thevenin equivalent with respect to the terminals a and b. 10 - & b) Find the Thevenin equivalent with respect to the terminals a and 6. 2Ux ~ Un 4 ag 3 C112 (pj Lb Vy 7/2 (4202 Vv Re Ue #\ _ 2. 4\ 4, For the circuit shown below the switch closes at = 0: soe es yo of Vie) a) Find and sketch v(t). oda Gilet 4 BES 6 — b) Find and sketch éz(t). Gln O2(/- e /°*) ¢) Find the final value of the energy stored in the inductor. f £ 6 (02a)*= OF T ‘) : 5. For the circuit shown below, the switch has been at position “A” for a long time, and moves from “A” to “B” at ¢ = 0 and then moves from “B” to “C” at. t=1. At a ee V4 8B /O a) Find the value of we(t) at t = 18. b) Find, sketch, and label ve(t) for t > 0. ~ 2y- 2 a De: tine oe ee) ¢ + _ oh 5 ass $00 F Kee = Shi" oye’ 2.5- -t ~- @t Be 12. 4{ 19€ Ef e 7 Por ee eg , { t C2 SS oT 6. For the circuit shown below with the initial conditions indicated, SEA 312.6 m/f a) If L = 312.5mH and C = 5y/’, find FR for critical damping. k= 1aseve = BA2S-= .373.5- =z ysoe b) If the roots of the characteristic equation for the above differential equation are evaluated as $12 = —800, use the initial conditions to find i,(t) for t>0. ‘ ~ foot ~goo& f.tet) = A) F o fe a € £, 9) = Bol Li =] ~ As Rae - od . } ey “ilad= Of - 070, = fey Y= ee - ¥o9 = SHO 6 . “9 le) OF 4 peo tet? * oy _- Boek % 3 Z
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