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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
EXAM #2 (Fall, 2013)
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1. There'are'8'problems'on'this'exam'worth'a'total'of'100'points.''5$bonus$points$
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2. Calculators'without'communication'capability'are'allowed'on'the'exam,'but'
NO'laptops,'iPads,'iPods,'or'any'PDAs.'
3. You'must'circle'or'box'your'answers'to'get'full'credit.''Show'all'work'neatly'
and'clearly.'
4. Partial'credit'will'be'awarded,'provided'your'work'is'organized'and'readable.'
5. No'collaboration'is'allowed'during'the'exam!'Only'the'proctors'can'be'
consulted'for'clarification.''Cell'phones'must'be'turned'off!''
6. For'additional'work'space,'use'the'backside'of'exam'sheets'marking'clearly'and'
neatly'the'problem'#'and'circle'or'box'your'answer.''
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YOU'MAY'USE'THE'FOLLOWING'LAPLACE'TRANSFORM'TABLES'AND'THEOREMS'AS'REQUIRED'
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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
EXAM #2 (Fall, 2013)
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Question'1.''
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a. [5#points]#Convert#21710#to#binary.##Show#your#work#below.##
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21710%% =%
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128%+%64%+%16%+%8%%+%1%
1*27%+%1*26%+%1*24%+%1*%23%+%1*20%
1*27%+%1*26%+%0*25%+%1*24%+%1*%23%+%0*22%+%0*%21%+%1*20%
110110012%
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Grading%Rubric:%
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If%correct%
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If%highest%order%digit%is%1%% %
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Write#your#answer#here:###110110012%
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b. [5#points]#Convert#001011002#to#decimal.##Show#your#work#below.##
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Question'2.'
You#are#building#a#robot#that#fires#Nerf®#darts#at#professors#when#they#walk#through#the#Hall#of#
Flags#in#the#College#of#Engineering.##The#robot#has#one#cannon.##The#cannon#holds#two#darts#but#
can#only#fire#one#a#time.#When#the#cannon#is#empty#(meaning,#it#has#0#darts),#the#robot#shuts#
down#and#waits#for#a#student#to#come#over#to#reload#the#cannon.#Your#job#is#to#design#the#
digital#control#circuit#that#decides#when#to#fire#the#cannon,#and#when#the#cannon#needs#to#be#
reloaded.##
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The#control#circuit#outputs#are:#
• F#=#1#if#the#cannon#should#fire,#else#F=0.##
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• R#=#1#if#the#cannon#need#to#be#reloaded,#else#R=0.#
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The#control#circuit#inputs#are:#
• A1#=#1#if#one#dart#is#in#the#cannon,#else#A1#=##0.##
• A2#=#1#if#two#darts#are#in#the#cannon,#else#A2#=##0.###
• L#=#1#if#cannon#is#locked#on#to#a#professor,#else#L=0.#If#a#cannon#is#locked#on#to#a#
professor,#then#the#next#time#a#dart#is#fired,#the#dart#will#hit#the#professor.#
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Answer#the#questions#below.#
a. [5#points]#Fill#in#the#truth#table#below.#
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INPUTS'
OUTPUTS'
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0#
0#
0#
0#
1#
0#
0#
1#
0#
1#
0#
1#
0#
0#
0#
0#
1#
1#
1#
0#
1#
0#
0#
0#
0#
1#
0#
1#
1#
0#
1#
1#
0#
0#
0#
1#
1#
1#
1#
0#
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Grading%Rubric:%
If%all%values%of%F%are%correct%%%
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else%if%at%least%two%values%of%F%are%correct%
If%all%values%of%R%are%correct%%%
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else%if%at%least%two%values%of%R%are%correct%
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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
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b. [5#points]#Write#out#Boolean#equations#for#F#and#R.#Show#your#work#below.#
There is more than one right answer, depending on how you approach the problem.
Answer 1: F = A2’A1L + A2A1’L + A2A1L
Answer 2: F = L(A1+A2)
R = A2’A1’L’ + A2’A1’L
R = A1’A2’
Here are your options.
Answer 1: Sum of Products. OR the minterms where F = 1.
F = A2’A1L + A2A1’L + A2A1L
Repeat this for R.
R = A2’A1’L’ + A2’A1’L
It turns out these equations are more complex than necessary. There are some rules and axioms
that you can apply to the above equations to simplify them. Unfortunately, we haven’t covered
them in class. What else can we try?
Answer 2: Stare at the table. Make some observations. Note any patterns. See if you can
summarize the rows in words. For example:
We only fire when L=1 AND either A1 OR A2 or both are 1.
This means F = L(A1+A2)
R = 1 if both A1 AND A2 are 0.
This means R = A1’A2’
You can prove this to yourself by trying different values of the inputs and seeing that the outputs
match the truth table. Here is the final circuit:
Grading Rubric:
If F is correct
(2 points)
If R is correct
(2 points)
Note: full credit should be given if answers match the truth table above, even if
the truth table is wrong
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Write#answers#here:#
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Answer 1: F = A2’A1L + A2A1’L + A2A1L
R = A2’A1’L’ + A2’A1’L
Answer 2: F = L(A1+A2)
R = A1’A2’
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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
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c. [5#points]#Draw#a#digital#circuit#for#the#equations#you#derived#in#part#b.##You#may#use#
inverters#as#well#as#2#and#3#input#AND#and#OR#gates.#
Answer 1: F = A2’A1L + A2A1’L + A2A1
R = A2’A1’L’ + A2’A1’L
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Answer 2: F = L(A1+A2)
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R = A1’A2’
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Note:%full%credit%should%be%given%if%answers%match%the%equations%above,%even%
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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
EXAM #2 (Fall, 2013)
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Question'3.'
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[10#points]#Complete#the#schematic#of#the#simple#microprocessor#shown#below.#Include#the#
major#components#discussed#in#class#and#the#wires#that#connect#those#components#together.##
Label#all#the#components.##
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NOTE:#You#do#not#need#to#label#the#wires.##Do#not#add#input/output#to#the#diagram.#
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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
EXAM #2 (Fall, 2013)
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Question'4.'
'[15'points,'a`h'1'pt.'each,'i`j'2'pts.,'k'3'pts.]#Given#the#sinusoidal#voltage#and#current#below,#
answer#the#questions#a#through#k.'
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v(t)#=#20#cos#(100πt#]#45°)#V### #
###i(t)#=#10#cos#(100πt#+#60°)##A#
a.
What#is#the#maximum#amplitude?##Vm#=#####20#V##
###Im#=######10#A###############'
b.
What#is#the#RMS#value?#Vrms=##Vm/#√2#=#14.1#V####Irms#=##Im/#√2#=#7.07#A'
c. What#is#the#angular#frequency#in#rad/s?#ωv#=#100π#=#314#rad/s'''ωi#=#100π#=#314#rad/s''''
d.
What#is#the#frequency#in#Hz?##fv#=#######50#Hz########fi#=#####50#Hz########'
e.
What#is#the#phase#angle#in#degrees?#θv#=#####]#45#°########_##θi#=######60#°#########'
f.
What#is#the#phase#angle#in#radians?#θv#=#]0.785________###θi#=#_1.04________###'
Radians#=#Degrees/180##X#π#
g.
What#is#the#period#in#ms?#Tv#=#######20#ms#########Ti#=########20#ms######'
h.
What#is#the#phasor#voltage#and#current#in#polar#form?#V#=#####20∠]45°####I#=#####10∠60°####'
i.
State#the#phase#relationship#between#V#and#I#(lead,#lag).#########I#leads#V#by#105#°#####
j.
At#what#time,#t,#after#t=0s#does#I#=#]10A?#_####6.67#ms#####
I#=#]10#=#10#cos#(100π#t#+#60°)#
cos#(100π#t#+#60°)#=#]1##when#100πt#+#60°#=#180°,#since#cos#(180°)#=#]1#
then#t#=#120°/100π###X###π/180°#=#6.67#ms#
k.
Find#the#average#power#of#a#circuit#element#having#these#voltage#and#current#values.##
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Resistive#Load##Pav#=#Irms#X##Vrms#=##99.687#W#
Capacitive#Load##Pav#=#Irms#X##Vrms#cos(θv#]#θi)#=##24.9#W#when#(θv#]#θi)#is#
negative#
Inductive#Load##Pav#=#Irms#X##Vrms#cos(θv#]#θi)#when#(θv#]#θi)#is#positive#
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Question'5.'
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Answer#the#following#questions#for#the#circuit#below.#
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a.#[1#point]#What#is#the#RMS#magnitude#of#the#voltage#source?#
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b.##[1#point]#Express#the#voltage#source#(100cos#(104t))#as#a#phasor##
in#polar#form#with#RMS#magnitude.#
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c.##[2#points]#What#is#the#complex#impedance#of#the#inductor,#
ZL?#(in#ohms)#
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d.##[2#points]#What#is#the#complex#impedance#of#the#capacitor,#
ZC?#(in#ohms)#
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70.7 V
70.7∠0° V
ZL = j100 Ω
ZC = -j100 Ω
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e.##[2#points]#What#is#the#complex#impedance#of#the##
resistor#and#capacitor#in#parallel,#ZRC?#(in#ohms)#
Hint:'100'–'j100'`>'141/`45°'
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ZRC = 70.7∠-45° Ω
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f.##[2#points]#What#is#the#phasor'polar'form#of#the#total#impedance,#Ztotal,#of#the#circuit?#
Hint:'70.7/`45°'`>'50'–'j50'
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total = 70.7∠45° Ω
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g.#[5#points]#What#is#phasor#i'in#polar#form#and#corresponding#i(t)#in#time#domain?###
'[5'bonus'points'question]#Also#find#ir(t)#and#ic(t)#in#time#domain#if#radial#frequency,#ω#=#0?##
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I'='V/'ZTotal'='100∠0°/'70.7'∠45°##=#1.41∠]45°##A#
I(t)#=#1.41#cos#(104t#–#45°)#A#
For#ω#=#0,##Voltage#divider#gives#Vr#=##[ZR#/#(ZR#+#ZL)]#x#100#=#100#since'ZL#=#
jϖL#=#0#for#ϖ#=#0#;#then#Ir#=#Vr/Zr#=#1A,##
then#ir(t)#=##cos#(104t)#A;#for#w#=0,#ir(t)#=#1#A#
and#Ic#=#Vr/Zc#=#0,#since##Zc#=#1/jϖC##does#not#exist#for#ϖ#=#0#
then#for#w=0,#ic(t)#=#0#A#
i'
i#(t)#
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1.41∠]45°##A' 1.41#cos#(10 t#–#45°)#A#
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[2#points]#
ir#(t)#for#w#=#0#
ic#(t)#for#w#=#0#
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EGN 3373, Introduction to Electrical Systems I
EXAM #2 (Fall, 2013)
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Question'6.'
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[10#points]#For#the#given#circuit#below,#find#the#loop#current#i(t)#when#the#input#f(t)#=#10u(t),#
i.e.,#f(t)#=#10,#for#t≥0,#f(t)#=#0#otherwise.##Show#your#work#and#circle#your#answer#below.'
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Question'7.'
For#the#system#block#diagram#below,#answer#the#following#questions.#
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a. [10#points]#Find#the#transfer#function#T(s)#=#Y(s)/R(s).##Show#your#work#below.#
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b. [5#points]#Use#Final#value#theorem#to#find#the#output#of#the#system#if#the#input#is
f1 (t) = 3, t ≥ 0 #when#t#]>#∞.#
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Question'8.'
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State#the#stability#–#stable#or#unstable#–#of#the#system#given#below.##You'have'to'show'all'your'
work'clearly'to'get'credit.#
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a. [5#points]#If#K#=#10?#
1
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Y (s)
1
= s −3 s +5 = 2
1
R( s) 1 + 1
K s + 2 s − 15 + K
s −3 s +5
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1
s 2 + 2s − 15 + K
=
with K =10
1
, s = -3.4495 and1.4495
s 2 + 2s − 5
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One'pole'has'positive'real'part.'This'will'make'system'unstable'
b. [5#points]#If#K#=#20?#
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1
s 2 + 2s − 15 + K
with K = 20
1
= 2
, s = -1 ± 2 j
s + 2s + 5
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Both'Poles'have'negative'real'part.'This'system'is'stable.#
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