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    Basics of Electrical and Electronic Circuits

    Problem Set 1
    Monsoon 2016

    EED103

    Due in Tutorials on August 16 and 17


    Note and follow the definitions and notations given below.
    vs

    is

    Independent Voltage Source


    i

    Independent Current Source


    i

    d(Li)
    v =
    dt

    Linear Resistor
    Linear Capacitor
    Linear Inductor
    For linear time-invariant capacitors and inductors, i = C(dv/dt) and v = L(di/dt) respectively.
    v = Ri

    d(Cv)
    i =
    dt

    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----

    1.

    Sketch the waveform of the current flowing through a linear capacitor for 0 < t < 4sec if
    (a) a constant voltage v = 10 volts is applied to the capacitor and the capacitance C varies
    with time as shown below, where C1 = 2000pF and C2 = 1000pF.
    (b) the capacitor has a constant capacitance C = 1000pF and the applied voltage v varies
    with time as shown below, where Vm = 10 volts.
    C1

    Vm

    C2

    2
    3
    4
    Prob. 1(a)
    t (sec)

    2
    Prob. 1(b)

    4
    t (sec)

    2.

    Calculate and plot the variation of the current (for 0 < t < 4sec) in a linear inductor having a
    constant inductance L = 1 mH if the voltage v of Prob. 1(b) is applied across the inductor,
    with the magnetic flux = 0 at t = 0. What is the energy stored in the inductor at t = 4sec?

    3.

    Calculate and sketch the waveform of the voltage v across a linear capacitor having a
    constant capacitance C = 0.01F if the capacitor is initially uncharged and the waveform of
    the current i flowing through the capacitor for a period of 4sec is as given below.
    2

    2
    i (mA)
    0

    1
    i
    (mA)

    t (sec)
    2
    3

    3
    0

    2
    Prob. 3 (a)

    4
    t (sec)

    Prob. 3 (b)

    4.

    The given circuit has a d-c voltage source V = 5V connected to the parallel combination of a
    time-varying resistor R and a time-varying capacitor C, the nature of variations of R and C
    with time being as given below. Obtain expressions for the current i in the two time intervals
    0 < t < T/2 and T/2 < t < T, and hence find the value of T that would result in a constant value
    of the current i.
    5k
    2F
    i
    V

    +
    R

    1F

    vo
    _

    1k
    0
    0

    T/2
    T
    Problem 4(b)

    Problem 4(a)
    5.

    3T/2

    Determine the equivalent resistance Req of the infinite resistive ladder network shown below.
    R

    Req

    6.

    Problem no. 8 from Chapter 2 of the text-book.

    7.

    Problem no. 12 from Chapter 2 of the text-book.

    8.

    Problem no. 19 from Chapter 2 of the text-book.

    9.

    Problem no. 20 from Chapter 2 of the text-book.

    10.

    Problem no. 27 from Chapter 2 of the text-book.

    11.

    Problem no. 3 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    12.

    Problem no. 4 from Chapter 3 of the text-book

    13.

    Problem no. 7 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    14.

    Problem no. 8 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    15.

    Problem no. 14 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    16.

    Problem no. 16 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    17.

    Problem no. 22 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    18.

    Problem no. 23 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    19.

    Problem no. 31 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

    20.

    Problem no. 39 from Chapter 3 of the text-book.

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