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ECE 320 - Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering, Test 2 3. (20) Find the phasor form of the following functions. 1. i(t) = 20 cos(10t +639) -15cos(10t – 429) A 2. v(t)=660 cos(500xt – 250)+110 sin(500nt +15°)V
Fundamentals of Engineering Exam Problem 1: Which of the following most clearly appears as a leading power factor load or generator? (A) An over-excited synchronous generator (B) A squirrel-cage motor (C) A toaster (D) An electric resistance water heater Fundamentals of Engineering Exam Problem 2: Psuedo-code from a computer program contains the following segment: i = 0 while i <3 i= i +2 else break What is the value of i at the conclusion of this routine? (A) 0 (B)...
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oiduclof Ho 3. The displacement flux density at a point on the surface of a perfect conductor is givern by D Do(a, + VSa, + 2V3a.). Find the magnitude of the surface charge density at that point
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Problem 4: Find i(t) 3 2012 v(t) = 120 sin (377t + 60°) VW + 50 uF 40 mH
problem 1: the magnetic core shown in the figure has the
following parameters
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY EE 255 Assignment #3 Problem 1: The magnetic core shown in the figure has the following parameters: 1 = 10 cm , A = 2.5 cm, N = 100 turns, u = 5000, andf = 60 Hz. For a current of I() = 5 cos(01) A, determine: (a) Flux in the core, (b) Flux linkage, (c) Inductance (L-0.157 H), and...
Mean entry-level salaries for college graduates with mechanical engineering degrees and electrical engineering degrees are believed to be approximately the same. A recruiting office thinks that the mean mechanical engineering salary is actually lower than the mean electrical engineering salary. The recruiting office randomly surveys 42 entry level mechanical engineers and 54 entry level electrical engineers. Their mean salaries were $46,000 and $46,900, respectively. Their standard deviations were $3450 and $4210, respectively. Conduct a hypothesis test at the 5% level...
Electrical Engineering Assignment Topic: Optimization Techniques 5.(a). What are the characteristics of queuing models? Explain. (2pts) (b). Discuss in brief about quadratic programming. (2pts) (c). Minimum f = x + 2x +4xį subjected to the constraints. 9. = xy - x2 - 2x3s 15 92 = X1 + 2x2 – 3x3s 10 using Kuhn-Tuker conditions. (5pts) 6.(a). State the Kuhn-tucker conditions. (2pts) (b). Explain the penalty function algorithm. (2pts) (c). Solve the following problem by using the interior penalty function...
Answer the following: Please write this in computer Taking into account your engineering specialty, which can be civil, environmental, electrical, think that could happen if you are taking data to know how you can solve an engineering problem that presents itself and the data you took were not taken properly and do not represent The population you are analyzing. What could happen?
Using the electrical engineering Fourier notation convention for time and angular frequency, show that sinwT 2 t rect 2T FT(w) ω and that sinQt ω rect 202 fra() Fra(w) πί Sketch the time domain situation for the case when the spectral entry is for a single frequency (here denoted with f), ö(f - fu0er) upper and the sampling is at the Nyquist frequency, fsample 2f upper Do you see a problem? Check out "bandpass sampling" and explain what it is....
Use MATLAB to plot the function of Problem 2: (Advanced engineering mathematics 7th edition textbook - chapter 13 section 13.2 Problem 5) f(x) = cosh(ix) -15x51 for the given range of x. Plot, on the same figure, the Fourier expansion of the function by using: a. 2 terms (n=2) b. 5 terms (n = 5) c. 20 terms (n = 20)