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2018_CT_Final

This document is a final exam for a Circuit Theory course from Spring 2018, consisting of multiple problems requiring derivations, graphing, and calculations related to circuit components and behaviors. The exam includes instructions for completing the exam, such as using a double-sided page of notes and a calculator, and verifying the number of pages. Each problem is assigned a specific point value and covers various aspects of circuit analysis.

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2018_CT_Final

This document is a final exam for a Circuit Theory course from Spring 2018, consisting of multiple problems requiring derivations, graphing, and calculations related to circuit components and behaviors. The exam includes instructions for completing the exam, such as using a double-sided page of notes and a calculator, and verifying the number of pages. Each problem is assigned a specific point value and covers various aspects of circuit analysis.

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Student number: Name:

Circuit Theory
Spring 2018

Final Exam.

✓ Please write your name on each page of the exam in the space provided.
✓ Please verify that there are 12 pages in your exam.
✓ To the extent possible, do all of your work on the pages contained within
this exam. In particular, try to do your work for each question within the
boundaries of the question, or on the back side of the paper preceding the
question. Extra pages are also available at the end of your exam
✓ You may use one double-sided page of notes and a calculator while taking
this exam.
✓ GOOD LUCK!

Student Number :
Name:
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Problem 1 - 20 points

Derive an expression for VO in terms of V1 , V2 and V3 in the below figure.

4R 2R
2R
4R

V2 V1 R
VO
3R R
V3
2R
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Problem 2 - 15 points

For the below circuit,


(a) Draw graph for i(t). (10 points)
(Note: You should write down values at t=0-,0+,∞.)
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(b) Obtain expression for i(t) valid for all values of t. (5 points)
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Problem 3 - 15 points

For the below circuit,


(a) Draw graph for iL(t). (10 points)
(Note: You should write down values at t=0-,0+,∞.)
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(b) Obtain expressions for i(t) valid for all values of t. (5 points)
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Problem 4 - 10 points

For the below circuit, calculate the equivalent impedance seen at the open
terminals of the network.
(a) If f is equal to 1kHz. (5 points)
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(a) If f is equal to 1MHz. (5 points)


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Problem 5 - 20 points

L1

C1 L1 C1 C1 Lp Rp
RS

(a) (b) (c)


In Fig. (a), an inductor L1 placed in parallel with a capacitor C1 resonates at a
frequency ω𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑜 = √𝐿1 𝐶1 . In practice, inductors suffer from resistive
components as shown in Fig. (b), and Rs affects the resonant frequency. Because
of this fact, LC circuit is generally analyzed using parallel RLC circuit as shown
in Fig. (c). In Fig. (c), the serial connection of L1 and RS is replaced by the parallel
connection of Lp and RS.
(a) Find Lp represented by L1 and RS. (15 points)
(Assume the operating frequency is ω rad/s)
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(b) Find Rp represented by L1 and RS. (Assume 𝐿1 ≈ 𝐿𝑝 ) (5 points)


(Assume the operating frequency is ω rad/s)
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Problem 6 - 20 points

100nA

Switch on
SW1
Vout
R1 Ileakage=10nA Time
T 2T 3T
C1
RC circuit

(a) (b)
In practice, the capacitor has a leakage current, and it causes a voltage drop. So,
an additional current should be provided to keep Vout regardless of Ileakage. In Fig.
(a), Vout(0)=0.5V, and SW1 starts an operation at t = 0.
(a) Find C1 which can keep Vout. (Assume R1=1kΩ) (10 points)
(Hint: Think about Superposition)
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(b) Find minimum and maximum voltages of Vout with derived C1 in (a).
(10 points)

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