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    This document is a take-home examination for a Circuits and Signals I course. It consists of 4 questions worth 25 marks each, for a total of 100 marks. The examination instructions state that students must answer all questions, show working for numerical answers, include their name and student ID on each page, submit a single PDF file by 5pm on the due date, and use the last digit of their student ID for any components labeled with an R value in the circuit diagrams. The questions cover circuit analysis techniques including node equations, mesh equations, source transformations, Thevenin and Norton equivalents, capacitors, and phasor diagrams. Late submissions will result in a fail for the module.

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    BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING WITH

    HONOURS

    DECEMBER 2020 FINAL EXAMINATION (TAKE-HOME)

    COURSE NAME: CIRCUITS AND SIGNALS I


    COURSE CODE: EEE3103
    TIME ALLOWED: 2 HOURS
    (02:00pm – 04:00pm)
    DATE:22/12/2020

    This examination question paper consists of EIGHT (8) pages including the
    cover page.

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:

    1. Answer ALL FOUR (4) questions. All questions carry equal marks.
    2. All working steps for numerical answers must be shown.
    3. Write your answers on A4 size paper, either in Black or Blue colour pen – any
    unreadable answer / information will be voided.
    4. Write your name and SEGi Student ID on every page (top right corner) of your
    answer sheets, and number all your answer sheets (bottom right corner) in
    chronological order.
    5. Scan all your answer sheets into a single PDF / Word file (together with the
    Student’s Answer Script Cover Page provided), and name it under the Module
    Code, followed by your SEGi Student ID, eg: ECE3094_SUKD123456.pdf
    6. Upload your single PDF / Word file to the Blackboard submission page before
    5 pm on 22 December 2020 (Malaysia time).
    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:

    In the questions, some of the numerical values are given in-terms of R values.
    Students are required to use your Student ID for the values of R.

    Example:
    The value of a component is given as R Ω. If your student ID is SUKD1903456.
    Then:

    R = 6 Ω (Last digit of your Student ID)

    If you used wrong value for R, you will be awarded with zero mark for the
    particular question. The parameters with R values are given in bold letters.

    INFORMATION TO CANDIDATE:

    This is an Open Book Exam but you are NOT permitted to share your answers with
    anyone or get help from anyone to answer the questions before the aforesaid
    Blackboard submission time.
    LATE submission will be awarded FAIL for the module and NO appeal will be
    granted for the following reasons
     Lack of knowledge on using Blackboard in submission
     Poor internet connection / no internet connection
     No computer for submission

    2
    ANSWER ALL THE FOUR (4) QUESTIONS

    Question 1

    (a) Referring to the circuit shown in Figure Q1(a).

    (i) Identify and label all the circuit nodes and meshes. (2 marks)

    (ii) Write the node equations for currents based on Kirchhoff’s Current Law to find the
    unknown currents i2, i5, i6, i7 and i9. (9 marks)

    (iii) Write loop equations for voltages based on Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law to find the
    unknown voltages V4, and V3. (6 marks)

    (The value of resistance, R is the last digit of your SEGi student’s ID.)

    Figure Q1(a)

    3
    (b) Use source transformation method to calculate the voltage va in Figure Q1(b).

    (The value of resistance, R is the last digit of your SEGi student’s ID.)
    (8 marks)

    Figure Q1(b)
    (Total: 25 marks)

    4
    Question 2

    (a) Write the mesh equations to calculate the current through 2Ω resistor in Figure Q2(a).
    (10 marks)

    (The value of resistance, R is the last digit of your SEGi student’s ID.)

    Figure Q2(a)

    (b) In Figure Q2(b), load resistor 35k is connected to terminals A - B. Develop the Thevenin
    equivalent circuit to predict the magnitude and direction of current in 35kΩ. (9 marks)

    (The value of resistance, R is the last digit of your SEGi student’s ID)

    Figure Q2(b)

    5
    (c) Referring to the circuit shown in Figure Q2(c)(i). Identify the series and parallel combinations
    to find the values of R1, R2 and R3 so that the entire circuit shown in Figure Q2(c)(i) is
    equivalent to the simpler circuit shown in Figure Q2(c)(ii) for the purpose of creating the
    Norton equivalent circuit when viewed from its port labeled X-Y. (6 marks)

    Figure Q2(c)(i)

    Figure Q2(c)(ii)
    (Total: 25 marks)

    6
    Question 3

    (a) Explain in your own words the factors affecting the capacitance of a capacitor. Write
    THREE(3) uses of capacitors.
    (9 marks)

    (b) Consider the circuit in Figure Q3(b). Determine:

    (i) the voltage across each capacitor and (8 marks)

    (ii) the charge stored in each capacitor. (8 marks)

    Figure Q3(b)
    (Total: 25 marks)

    7
    Question 4

    (a) A 230V, 50Hz sinusoidal supply is connected across a resistance of 25Ω. Write the expression
    for instantaneous current. (6 marks)

    (b) Consider the circuit in the Figure Q4(b).

    (i) Determine the current I, drawn by the circuit. (11 marks)


    (ii) Draw the phasor diagram. (8 marks)

    (The value of resistance, R is the last digit of your SEGi student’s ID.)

    Figure Q4(b)
    (Total : 25 marks)

    ---END OF QUESTION PAPER---

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