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    Quiz2-ECE209 F09 Solns

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    The document contains solutions to two quiz problems: 1. It lists the 6 equations needed to solve for the unknown mesh currents in a circuit using Mesh Analysis. The equations relate the mesh currents and voltages using Kirchhoff's Laws. 2. It determines the output voltage vo(t) given an input voltage vi(t) = 30 cos(10t + 20°) in a circuit with capacitive, inductive, and resistive components. Using phasor analysis, it finds vo(t) = 4.5 cos(10t + 97°). As a test, it repeats the calculation and finds the same solution, vo(t) = 1.5 cos(10t + 107°).

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    The document contains solutions to two quiz problems: 1. It lists the 6 equations needed to solve for the unknown mesh currents in a circuit using Mesh Analysis. The equations relate the mesh currents and voltages using Kirchhoff's Laws. 2. It determines the output voltage vo(t) given an input voltage vi(t) = 30 cos(10t + 20°) in a circuit with capacitive, inductive, and resistive components. Using phasor analysis, it finds vo(t) = 4.5 cos(10t + 97°). As a test, it repeats the calculation and finds the same solution, vo(t) = 1.5 cos(10t + 107°).

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    The document contains solutions to two quiz problems: 1. It lists the 6 equations needed to solve for the unknown mesh currents in a circuit using Mesh Analysis. The equations relate the mesh currents and voltages using Kirchhoff's Laws. 2. It determines the output voltage vo(t) given an input voltage vi(t) = 30 cos(10t + 20°) in a circuit with capacitive, inductive, and resistive components. Using phasor analysis, it finds vo(t) = 4.5 cos(10t + 97°). As a test, it repeats the calculation and finds the same solution, vo(t) = 1.5 cos(10t + 107°).

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    Quiz2-ECE209 F09 Solns

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    The document contains solutions to two quiz problems: 1. It lists the 6 equations needed to solve for the unknown mesh currents in a circuit using Mesh Analysis. The equations relate the mesh currents and voltages using Kirchhoff's Laws. 2. It determines the output voltage vo(t) given an input voltage vi(t) = 30 cos(10t + 20°) in a circuit with capacitive, inductive, and resistive components. Using phasor analysis, it finds vo(t) = 4.5 cos(10t + 97°). As a test, it repeats the calculation and finds the same solution, vo(t) = 1.5 cos(10t + 107°).

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    B.

    OLSON
    ECE 209
    Quiz 2 - SOLNS

    1. Using MESH Analysis, write all the equations necessary to solve for the unknown mesh currents.
    R8 R5

    observatio ns :
    R4
    Ia =i3 −i 4 ( EQN 1)
    i1 i2 R6
    9A Va = R1 ⋅(i1 −i3) ( EQN 2)

    R1 R3 relating currents within sup ermesh :


    +

    9 =i1 −i 2
    -

    3 Va - Va + ( EQN 3)
    6 Ia
    6 Ia =i 4 −i 2 ( EQN 4)
    10V
    i3 R2 R7
    Ia i4

    KVL Loop 3 :
    −10 +3Va + R1(i3 −i1) + R 2(i3 −i 4) ( EQN 5)

    KVL sup ermesh :


    R 2(i 4 −i3) + R1(i1 −i3) −3Va + R8 ⋅ i1 + R5 ⋅ i 2 + R 6 ⋅ i 2 + R 7 ⋅ i 4 = 0 ( EQN 6)

    6 equations, 6 unknowns: i2, i2, i3, i4, Ia and Va

    2. Assume vi (t ) = 30 cos( 10 t + 20 o ) . Using phasors determine vo(t).

    v o ( t )
    0 . 1 H
    0 . 0 0 0 5 F
    v i ( t )

    1 0

    1
    ZC = = −200 j , Z L = jωL = 10 j , Z R = R = 10
    jωC

    Vi = 30 ∠20 o
    TEST A:
    Voltage Division :
    ZR 10 1 1+ j
    Vo = Vi ⋅ = Vi ⋅ = Vi ⋅ = Vi ⋅ = Vi ⋅ (. 05 )∠87 o
    ZC + Z L +Z R 10 −10 j 1− j 2
    Vo = 4.5∠97 o ⇒ vo (t ) = 4.5 cos( 10 t + 97 o )

    TEST B: V
    o =1.5∠
    1
    07 o
    ⇒o (t ) =
    v 1.5 c
    os( 0 t +
    1 10
    7 o
    )

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