1. Unfold the DFG in Fig. 5.20 using unfolding factors 3 and 4. 10D 2D 20D Fig. 5.20 The DFG fo...
4:10 8:20 30° FIG. 2-13. Problems 2-1 and 2-2. 2-2. Using the same vectors A and B given in Prob. 2-1, solve graphically the equation R = A + B using (a) the head-to-tail method shown in Fig. 2-2b and (b) the concurrent method shown in Fig. 2-2d. • Chapter 2 Kepler homework 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 • Do each problem both graphical and analytical • Ignore textbook problem statement and replace with • "solve each equation both graphically and...
1. Compute all view factors associated with the following 2D geometry. 3 3 اليا O 2 The width or the rectangular enclosure is 30 cm and the height of the enclosure is 20 cm. The diameter of surface 1 is 1 cm. The center of surface 1 is 1 diameter above the bottom surface.
Fig 4 Fig 3. 6. In Fig 4, (1) write down the expression of the current, as a function of time in the left circuit, as soon as circuit is closed (ii) Now imagine the rectangular circuit on the right is moving with a velocity dx/dt = v ta the right. Find the current induced in the rectangular coil both due to the changing current in the left cir and also due to its motion to the left diue a...
3. (4 +3 +3 +2- 12 pts) 3R Fig.1 Fig.2 (i) The resistance R in the circuit in Fig. 1 is R 102 . What is the emf, E, of the battery if the current in the 3R resistor is 2.0 A? . What is the current in the battery? (ii) We replace the 3R resistor by a capacitor C = 135 μF, see Fig. 2. . What is the charge on the capacitor? What is the current in the...
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Ri し2 し3 し4 1 s(t) ( ± C3 RL 2 Fig. 1 (h) assume that the impulse from Fig. 2 repeats every T = 20 us, and, using the Fourier analysis, acquire the output signal graph. t us(t), V 1 t, us 20 25 Fig. 2
Ri し2 し3 し4 1 s(t) ( ± C3 RL 2 Fig. 1
(h) assume that the impulse from Fig. 2...
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Negative Space Task Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 1. What would figure 100 look like? 2. Imagine you could continue your pattern backward. How many tiles would there be in Figure -1? (That's figure negative one, whatever that means!) 3. What would Figure-1 look like?
Negative Space Task Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 1. What would figure 100...
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For the waveforms in Fig. P3-3, calculate their average value and the rms values of the fundamental and the harmonic frequency components. 3-3 34 In the waveforms of Fig. P3-3 of Problem 3-3, A = 10 and u = 20° (14 = u2-u/2), where applicable. Calculate their total rms values as follows: (a) By...
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Q: (10 points) In Fig. 1, a) Using the Differential Equsation Approach, Find Vet) for -? a) Using the Differential Equation Approach find i (0 for D-o? 3:(10 points) In Fig. 3, using the short-cut method, Find Vot) for D-o? Ox: (10 points) In Fig. 2, find 4: (10 Points) In Fig. 4, Using the Short-Cut Method Find it0) for p-0? 04: (Extra Credit In Fig. S, find Vo? 4 k2. 4 k) 4 kn 4A3...
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Ri し2 し3 し4 1 s(t) ( ± C3 RL 2 Fig. 1 (d) using the acquired AFR graph identify the type of the filter (Butterworth, Chebyshev of type I or II, or Elliptic / Cauer) and its order;
Ri し2 し3 し4 1 s(t) ( ± C3 RL 2 Fig. 1
(d) using the acquired AFR graph identify the type of the filter (Butterworth, Chebyshev of type...
For each of the periodic signals in Fig. P3.4-3, find the exponential Fourier series and sketch the corresponding spectra. 3.5-1 4 Fig. P3.4-3 /2 1 x(t) 1/ 2 0l -2π -π 2π Fig. P3.4-4 II x(t) -2π 0l t/2
For each of the periodic signals in Fig. P3.4-3, find the exponential Fourier series and sketch the corresponding spectra. 3.5-1
4 Fig. P3.4-3 /2 1 x(t) 1/ 2 0l -2π -π 2π Fig. P3.4-4 II x(t) -2π 0l t/2