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    ELE1IEL Assignment 2 [WEEK6→WEEK12] Total marks = 100

    Given Name: Family Name:


    Student Number:
    Answers must be in Engineering Notation using SI prefixes and SI units
    Answers must be to 4 significant figures
    Current and voltage phasors answers must be in Polar form
    Impedance phasors answers must be in Rectangular form.

    Further rules and instructions can be found on the LMS page.

    1. For the circuit below:

    (a) Calculate the inductor current for t >> 0 . [2]

    i(t >> 0) =

    (b) Calculate the magnetic energy stored by the inductor for t >> 0 . [2]

    EL (t >> 0)=

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    (c) Calculate the time constant of the RL circuit for t > 0. [2]

    τ=

    (d) Determine the expression for the inductor current for t > 0 [2]

    iL (t > 0)=

    (e) Determine the expression for the voltage across the 6kΩ resistor for t > 0. [2]

    V(t > 0) =

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    2. For the circuit below:

    (a) Determine the expression for the voltage across the capacitor for t > 0. [5]

    V(t > 0) =

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    (b) Accurately sketch V(t > 0) = for at least 7 time constants. [5]
    Answer must be on graph paper and accurate for each time constant

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    3. For the circuit below:

    (a) Sketch the frequency-domain equivalent circuit. [3]

    Is =

    ZL =

    ZC =

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    (b) Find Va by combining all the circuit elements attached to the source to determine [2]
    the total impedance and then apply Ohm’s Law.

    Va =

    (c) Find i1 = given that you know the voltage across the 145 Ω resistor. [1]

    i1 =

    (d) Determine i2 = by applying KCL at node a. [2]

    i2 =

    (e) Determine i3 = and i4 = by using the current divider rule. [2]

    i3 =

    i4 =

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    4. The following network is a small signal equivalent circuit of a transistor amplifier. Deter- [10]
    mine the output voltage Vo .

    Vo =

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    5. For the circuit below:

    (a) Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit to the left of terminals A-B. [3]

    Vth1 =

    Rth1 =

    (b) Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit to the right of terminals A-B. [3]

    Vth2 =

    Rth2 =

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    (c) Use the superposition theorem to determine the output voltage Vo . You may find it [4]
    much easier to use the Thevenin equivalent circuit.

    Vo =

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    6. Use Node Voltage Analysis to determine the nodal voltages for the network below. [10]

    Vb =

    Vb =

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    7. For the network below, write the necessary KVL and KCL equations for Branch Current [10]
    Analysis using the defined branch currents. Do not solve for the currents.

    [3] KVL loop 1:

    [2]KVL loop 2:

    [2] KVL loop 3:

    [1] KCL Node A:

    [1] KCL Node B:

    [1] KCL Node c:

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    8. For the filter circuit below:

    (a and b) Determine a PHASOR expression for the gain in standard form, [9]
    then derive an expression for the AMPLITUDE of gain,
    then derive a PHASOR expression for the gain in terms of ωc and ω1 in standard form.

    A=

    |A| =

    A=

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    (c) Determine an expression for the dB gain of the circuit. [2]

    AdB =

    (d) Calculate ωc and ω1 [4]

    ωc =

    ω1 =

    (e) Develop expressions for the asymptotic behaviour of the dB gain at low and high [4]
    frequencies and calculate the dB gain at ωc and ω1 .

    AdB(ω → 0) =

    AdB(ω = ωc ) =

    AdB(ω = ω1 ) =

    AdB(ω → ∞) =

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    (f) Determine a relationship between the phase of the output and the phase of the input. [2]

    φ=

    (g) Develop expressions for the asymptotic behaviour of the phase change from input to [4]
    output at low and high frequencies and at ωc and ω1 .

    φ(ω → 0) =

    φ(ω = ωc ) =

    φ(ω = ω1 ) =

    φ(ω → ∞) =

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    (h) Plot the gain AdB and the phase change φ versus ω over 2 decades both above and below the [5]
    cut-off frequency. Show the behaviour at low, cut-off and high frequencies. Adjust the vertical
    and horizontal axis appropriately, according to your calculations

    tions.

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