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Problem Set 8 (Posted For Tuesday Nov. 7/06) :, As Shown in The Circuit Below. 10 - j5

This document contains instructions for 12 problems involving circuit analysis and signal processing concepts. Problems 8.1-8.4 involve calculating voltages and currents in various circuits using frequency domain analysis. Problems 8.5-8.7 involve determining transfer functions, cutoff frequencies, and filter types for three circuits. Problems 8.8-8.11 involve drawing Bode plots for four given transfer functions. Problem 8.12 involves calculating output voltages for the four transfer functions given an input voltage and frequency.

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Problem Set 8 (Posted For Tuesday Nov. 7/06) :, As Shown in The Circuit Below. 10 - j5

This document contains instructions for 12 problems involving circuit analysis and signal processing concepts. Problems 8.1-8.4 involve calculating voltages and currents in various circuits using frequency domain analysis. Problems 8.5-8.7 involve determining transfer functions, cutoff frequencies, and filter types for three circuits. Problems 8.8-8.11 involve drawing Bode plots for four given transfer functions. Problem 8.12 involves calculating output voltages for the four transfer functions given an input voltage and frequency.

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Problem Set 8 (Posted for Tuesday Nov.

7/06)
8.1 Find the frequency-domain voltage V0, as shown in the circuit below.
10Ω -j5Ω

7∠45°V j15Ω V0

8.2 Find the frequency-domain voltage V0, as shown in the circuit below.

12∠60° A

8.3 Find the frequency-domain current I0, as shown in the circuit below.

100∠90°V

8.4 Find the average power absorbed by the network below.

10∠45° A

Problem_Set_8_Rev00
Transfer Function Problems:
For each of the following three circuits, determine the voltage transfer function, VOUT/VIN,
the cut-off freq., ω0, and the general filter type, i. e. high-pass or low-pass.

8.5

8.6

R2
VIN 100Ω 1mH VOUT
L
100Ω

R1
Hint: Convert VIN, R1 & R2 to their Thevenin equivalent as seen by L. (This can be a
useful thing to remember.)

8.7
10mH

L
R2
VIN VOUT
10 kΩ
21.6 kΩ

R1

Problem_Set_8_Rev00
Bode Plot Problems:
For each of the following four transfer functions, draw Bode plots (magnitude and
phase).

VOUT 10
8.8 =
V IN 1 + j10ω

VOUT 100
8.9 =
V IN jω − 10

VOUT 1
8.10 =
VIN 1
1+
j10ω

VOUT 200 jω
8.11 =
V IN 1 + 20 jω

VOUT Calculation Problems:

8.12 Given ω = 1 rad./sec. and VIN = 10∠ + 135° volts, find VOUT for each of the above
four transfer functions.

Problem_Set_8_Rev00

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