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Voltage Source Network - Physics for Scientist and Engineers - Solved Past Paper, Exams of Engineering Physics

This is the Solved Past Paper of Physics for Scientist and Engineers which includes Physical Constants, Circular Loop, Magnetic Field, Energy Dissipated by Friction etc. Key important points are: Voltage Source Network, Equivalent Resistance, Microwave Oven, Operating Frequency, Half Wavelength, Metal Container, Internal Energy, Coaxial Cable

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Download Voltage Source Network - Physics for Scientist and Engineers - Solved Past Paper and more Exams Engineering Physics in PDF only on Docsity! Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley Final Examination Physics 7B, Lecture 1, Prof. Smoot § AM - 11 AM, 12 May 2006 Discussion Section; Name of TA: Problem i Problem 2 Problem 3 Problem 4 There Problem 4 roblem 3 no 5t Problem 6 | Problem 7 Problem 8 Score: 2. (25 points] Resistor and Voltage Source Network - Is: I,rIu | We will (arbitrarily) cheese the ‘4° direchong 6S the currents as shown R 2 -— ¢c Figure 2: Resistor and Voltage Source Network. (a) [5 points] Write down the ap 1, through points P, (2) Ih resistor Rg. propriate equations to determine the four currents: (1) through resistor Rs, (3) Ig though point Q and (4) J; through Junction Rules : A: I= Latte Bi I, = Z+ty Cc Is+1,? 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What is the average Poynting vector < [S| > or Intensity I, and rms Electric Egys and Magnetic Brass field values in the waveguide, when it is operating? We A au te A y ~ Cs = Teceg™, Ee suena 62 5.5400 Wh — 7 (gts we _—_ 2 ec ome < Se > an € oe TO a Wee Vas? & = tty (c) [5 points] The volume of the microwave cooking area is 1.4 cubic feet (3.9644 x 107m’), what is the energy density, and rms Electric and Magnetic field values in the microwave cooking area when it is gperating? Assume that the Quality factor of the circuit - microwave cavity (an LC) and food (R) is such that there is about 10 times the energy stored than is being drawn out per cycle. - We & 2 See _ One eB kak VEE 70 a y= efee+ & ote (et es > Ex fe+ a= ee oe 2 pe Zz v => EF = > {4 (d) [2 points] Why is the microwave oven enclosed in a metal container? Note that even the window in the door is covered by a metal screen and the rest of the inside is fully enclosed by metal. bys. alec’ to fetedih. 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When picked up or disturbed, it will then errupt in a geyser of hot boiling water. For how long would one have to heat a container containing 100 grams of water starting at 20 C so that it was overheated and ready to errupt into boiling? Assume that the water’s internal energy is distributed uniformly. haat mp od iey yee Bre \ oO ote (ats an Ss » Won Ges if Gproernd Yon 20'S be Oc ve aor BOONE Lo pes €099 Shiels = 23QHOT 209 o 22 C008" = Sh Seconda (Omaus Che latex baat (post 15537 GW Aen = SSF 00Cab re => 2126085 2226085. 22-2e6 Socal) ago Ww 21 sD SRG = 2. Obs 7. [25 points] A coaxial cable has an inner conductor with radius 7) = 1 mm and an outer conductor with inside radius r2 = 2 mm and they are concentric. They are separated by an insulating dielectric with x = 5. r@__} Figure 5: sketch of coaxial cable with dimensions labeled for problem 5. ‘Treat as two concentric cylinders. (a) [5 points] What is the capacitance per unit length of the coaxial cable? Te find the cap aortance ' Fanngint pees a chaege deuwnty rH pe nel Gupht, On the tamer and tader conducts. Te elechc field can be found using Gaus¢ haw! €> Et, =e eg - Wb oylabe ¥ , A radina ty A at hive ss & L —> Ee: Aw. Hl debchic, Ee We _ = 3 ~ “Pre pokuctinl ius is AVE fe-a ~ Se oA. de > pace . % - Af cH > FEE uh) & = UEek = zx _(eapcee) F = extol? 2 : kn ve, Kz : (b) [5 points] What is the energy stored per unit length of coaxial cable, when it contains a charge q?? iF enc — wut tough, baw cherge a1 then . 2 _ qh %, L Tr. OY wy, = 2 ME SE = fm ARG Fr tol’? 22 8. [85 points] Tethered Satellite for electrodynamic power generated from orbit consists of a major satellite and a secondary satellite lowered on a conducting cable. This concept was tested on a Shuttle flight in # near equitorial orbit around the Earth. The smaller satellite was lowered 20 km below the Shuttle. 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