dVc(0)

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ECE 2006 UMD Spring, 2004

Name:____________________

Final Exam: 125 Points (Show work for partial credit)

1.

(35 Pts) For the following RLC circuits, calculate the requested quantities:

Quantity Value

Alpha,

Omega,

S1, S2

Vc(0)

Vc( ) dVc(0)/dt

I

L

(0)

( ) dI

I

L

L

(0)/dt

Quantity

Alpha,

Omega,

S1, S2

Vc(0)

Vc( ) dVc(0)/dt dI

I

L

I

L

L

(0)

( )

(0)/dt

Value

FIND Vc(t) =

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2.

(30 Pts) Consider the AC voltage waveform shown below:

Spring, 2004

Assuming that Omega, the angular frequency of the waveform is 100 radians per second ( ω = 100) and that a current phasor corresponding to the voltage waveform is I = 5 ∠ 30 ° Amps, RMS, find the following: a) i(t), the sinusoidal current b) V, the voltage phasor in RMS c) p(t), the instantaneous power d) Plot i(t) on the graph of the sinusoidal voltage e) Plot the voltage and current phasors on the axes provided

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3.

(30 Pts) Analyze the steady state AC circuit below and find the following:

Spring, 2004 a) The reactance X, of the capacitor and each inductor b) Zeq, the equivalent impedance as seen by the AC voltage source c) Is, the phasor of the AC current drawn from the source d) V

L

, the phasor of the AC voltage across the load resistor

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4.

( 30 Pts) For the circuit shown below, find the following:

Spring, 2004 a) The phasor form of the current in each branch b) The average power, P, dissipated by each element c) The reactive power, Q, dissipated by each element c) The average power delivered to the circuit by the source d) The reactive power, Q, delivered by the source e) The complex power, S, delivered by the source

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