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    University of Electrical and Electronic Faculty IV: School of

    Siegen Engineering 1 Science and Technology


    Department ETI
    Mock exam

    Examiner :
    Date :
    Duration of examination : 2 hours
    Name (readable) :
    Matriculation number :

    Task 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sum Grade


    Points possible 13 10 10 17 30 20 100
    Points reached

    Rules of conduct

    Mock exam: Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 page 1 of 6


    Natural constants
    V ⋅s
    µ=
    0 4π ⋅10−7
    A⋅ m

    Task 1 (periodic signals) (13 points)


    Figure 1 shows one period of the periodically repeating current profile i (t).
    The period T is 16ms.
    a) What is the mean value i (DC-component) of the current? (4 points)
    b) What is the effective value (r.m.s.) of the current? (6 points)
    c) Plot the AC-component i~(t) of the current in figure 1. (3 points)

    i A
    5
    4
    3
    2
    1
    ms
    0
    T
    0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
    -1 t
    -2
    -3
    -4

    Figure 1: One period of the periodic current

    Mock exam: Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 page 2 of 6


    Task 2 (Inductance) (10 points)
    Figure 2 shows the current through an inductance L = 30 mH.
    Calculate the time-dependent voltage across the inductance for each time segment.
    Scale the right axis and plot the time-dependent voltage in figure 2.
    Note: The current is linear in sections.

    Ai
    100 u
    90
    80
    70
    60
    50
    40
    30
    20
    10
    t
    0
    ms
    -10 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
    -20
    -30
    -40
    -50
    -60
    -70
    -80
    -90
    -100

    Figure 2: Current through an inductor

    Task 3 (Three phase AC system) (10 points)


    Two single-phase ohmic-inductive loads are connected to a three-phase power system with a
    line-to-line voltage of U = 400 V, see figure below.
    Load 1: absorbed real power P1 = 1500 W, power factor cos φ1 = 0,86
    Load 2: absorbed real power P2 = 1200 W, power factor cos φ2 = 0,78
    Calculate the line currents I1, I2, I3 (rms-values).

    Mock exam: Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 page 3 of 6


    Task 4 (Linear DC circuit) (17 points)
    Consider the linear DC network with voltage U0 and resistances Ri and RA to RG according to
    figure 3.
    URi UA
    IA

    R i= RA=
    5Ω RB= UB 3Ω RD= UD RF= UF
    I0 15Ω 10Ω 20Ω
    IB ID IF
    U0=
    240V
    RC= UC RE= UE RG= UG
    10Ω 5Ω 5Ω
    IC IE
    IG
    Figure 3: Linear DC circuit

    a) Calculate the currents I0, IA und ID. (11 points)


    b) Calculate the voltages URi, UA, UD and UE. (4 points)
    c) Check the plausibility of the results of subtask b) by applying Kirchhoff’s voltage
    law. (2 points)

    Mock exam: Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 page 4 of 6


    Task 5 (AC circuit) (30 points)
    A voltage source UQ with the frequency f and an ohmic internal resistance RF supplies an ohmic-
    inductive consumer V, which has the complex impedance ZV.
    With the switch S, a capacitor C with the complex impedance ZC can be switched in parallel with
    the consumer V.

    Numerical values:
    UQ = 230 V, RF = 0,2 Ω, ZV = (3+j4) Ω, C = 400 µF, f = 50 Hz

    a) First task: switch S is open (index o)


    a1) Determine the complex consumer current IFo in Cartesian and in exponential form.
    (6 points)
    a2) Determine the power loss PFo of the internal resistance RF. (3 points)

    b) Second task: switch S is closed (index c)


    b1) Determine the complex impedance ZC of the capacitor. (2 points)
    b2) Determine the complex impedance of the parallel connection of capacitor and
    consumer. (6 points)
    b3) Determine the complex current IFc through the internal resistance RF.
    (5 points)
    b4) Determine the power loss PFc of the internal resistance RF. (3 points)
    b5) To what percentage (%) of the original losses PFo could the losses be reduced by
    connecting the capacitor in parallel (PFc)? (2 points)
    b6) What active power is supplied by the voltage source to the circuit? (3 points)

    Mock exam: Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 page 5 of 6


    Task 6 (Magnetic circuit) (20 points)
    The magnetic circuit shown below is equipped with a coil with N turns through which a current I
    flows.
    Determine the following quantities:
    a) the magnetic resistance of the magnetic circuit (10 points)
    b) the inductance (2 points)
    c) the magnetic flux (3 points)
    d) the magnetic flux density (2 points)
    e) the force, that is exerted on the surfaces of the air gap C (3 points)
    A = 100mm
    B = 60mm
    T = 20mm
    C = 4mm
    N = 1000 Number of turns of the coil
    µr = 5000
    I = 5 A : current through coil

    A B C

    T
    A
    magnetic circuit

    Mock exam: Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 page 6 of 6

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