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1) RC Circuits: (15 pts) (a) Use Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL) to obtain an ordinary differential equation (ODE) describing the charge vs. time function (1) for a capacitor in the discharging RC circuit shown below. Assume that at time t = 0 (right before the switch is closed) the voltage across the capacitor is V = V.. R R с V(t) С t=0 t>O Fig. 1. Fully charged RC circuit Fig. 2. Discharging RC Circuit (b) Solve the ODE...
7. Two measurements on a lossless transmission line of characteristic impedance 2-R-5003 length 1= λ / 2 are IIN ●1(ss/)s 2(amps) and VlaV(s.0). 100( volts) (a) Find the phasor voltage V(s) and the phasor current I(s) on the line "sfunctions of s/ λ、whm s is the distance from the load and λ is the wavelength. (b) Find the time average power P on the line Hint: Recall that e- LT
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4, A 50 Ω lossless transmission line of 2 ¼ λ long is connected to an AC source, having a phasor voltage V,- 15 V and a terminal impedance of 50 Ω, and a load Z-50 +j 100 Ω. 1) Draw a schematic of this transmission line circuit; 2) Find the power delivered to...
5. (Telegraph equations) Using basic electrical theory, it can be shown that the current I(r, t) and voltage V(z, t) in an electrical transmission (eg., a power line or telephone line) at position in the lne andimt obey the equations Math 121 Applied DiffEqns II Homework 1 Due: Febuary 7, 2019 where C is the capacitance per u length, Gis the leakage per unit length, R is the resistance per unit length, and L is the inductance per unit length...
Which of the following equations is true for an inductor? v(t) = Liſt) i(t) = L u(t) ® v(t) = Lít i(t) = 1 dole Question 3 5/5 pts What is the RMS value of the voltage v(t) = 2 cos(37t + ?)? For the circuit shown, if Vs = 92 - 30° V and Z1 = 422, what is the value of Vį? + I + ! 5/5 pts Question 5 What is the rectangular form of 220.37 +...
A source of vdr) 10./2cos(2π10,)V with internal impedance Z,-10+ j10Ω is connected via a 300m long lossless two-wire transmission line to a load of Z-100+j2002. The line parameters are D-10mm , d Imm , μ,-I,e,-4. a) Calculate the velocity and direction of propagation of the incident and reflected waves. b) Find the characteristic impedance and the input impedance of the line. c) Calculate the amplitude of the incident wave for voltage and current. d) Write the complete expressions for v(z,t)...
The motion of a string with fixed ends in a viscous medium is described by: together with boundary conditions: u(0,t) 0 and u(2, t)0 and initially: u(z,0-sin(nz/2) and ut(z, 0)--sin(2πχ). (a) If u(x, t) - X(x)T(t) find the ordinary differential equations satisfied by X and T e ordinary different (c) Determine u(x, t).
The motion of a string with fixed ends in a viscous medium is described by: together with boundary conditions: u(0,t) 0 and u(2, t)0 and initially: u(z,0-sin(nz/2)...
1. Second order transients Z. Z V (t) Z Z N 2 The switch is in the left position and moves to the right position at t=r where >0. Let Z, be a resistor, R. Z be a inductor, Ly, 2, be a capacitor, Cr, Z. be a resistor, Rp. 2 be a resistor, Rs. Zo be a capacitor, Co, and the input voltage, vy(t) =uſt) volts. This question is about the voltage across the capacitor: Cg. viz., V.(s), v)....
(1) The voltage of an electromagnetic wave traveling on a transmission line is given by V(z,t)=5e" sin(41 X10't – 5772 +) a) Find the frequency, wavelength, and phase velocity of the wave. b) At z=2 m, the amplitude was measured to be 3 V. Find a. c) What is the amplitude of the wave measured at 10 m? d) Give V (z) and (z)].