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TUTORIAL 7 (Intro To AC)

1. The document contains 20 tutorial problems involving calculations of frequency, period, phase, instantaneous voltage values, rms values, average values, and peak values for sine waves. 2. The problems require converting between frequency and period, determining values like peak, rms, average from given parameters, calculating instantaneous voltage values at different phases, finding phase differences and lag between waves, and calculating currents and voltages in circuits with sine wave sources. 3. Questions involve basic sinusoidal concepts as well as applying those concepts to relate voltage, current and phase values for single and combined sine waves in circuits.

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TUTORIAL 7 (Intro To AC)

1. The document contains 20 tutorial problems involving calculations of frequency, period, phase, instantaneous voltage values, rms values, average values, and peak values for sine waves. 2. The problems require converting between frequency and period, determining values like peak, rms, average from given parameters, calculating instantaneous voltage values at different phases, finding phase differences and lag between waves, and calculating currents and voltages in circuits with sine wave sources. 3. Questions involve basic sinusoidal concepts as well as applying those concepts to relate voltage, current and phase values for single and combined sine waves in circuits.

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TUTORIAL 7

1. Calculate the frequency for each of the following values of period:


a) 1s
b) 0.2s
c) 50ms
d) 1ms
e) 500µs
f) 10µs

2. Calculate the period of each of the following values of frequency:


a) 1 Hz
b) 60Hz
c) 500Hz
d) 1 kHz
e) 200 kHz
f) 5 MHz

3. A sine wave goes through 5 cycles in 10µs. what is its period?

4. A sine wave has a frequency of 50kHz. How many cycles does it complete in
10ms?

5. A sine wave has a peak value of 12V. Determine the following values:
a) rms
b) peak to peak
c) average

6. A sinusoidal current has an rms value of 5mA. Determine the following


values:
a) peak
b) average
c) peak to peak

7. For the sine wave in below figure, determine the peak, peak to peak, rms and
average values.

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8. Convert the following angular values from degrees to radians:
a) 300
b) 450
c) 780
d) 1350
e) 2000
f) 3000

9. Convert the following angular values from radians to degrees:


a) π/8 rad
b) π/3 rad
c) π/2 rad
d) 3π/5 rad
e) 6π/5 rad
f) 1.8π rad

10. Sine wave A has a positive-going zero crossing at 300. Sine wave B has a
positive-going zero crossing at 450. Determine the phase angle between the
two signals. Which signal leads?

11. One sine wave has a positive peak at 750, and another has a positive peak at
1000. How much is each sine wave shifted in phase from the 00 reference?
What is the phase angle between them?

12. Make a sketch of two sine waves as follows: Sine wave A is the reference, and
sine wave B lags A by 900. Both have equal amplitudes.

13. A certain sine wave has a positive-going zero crossing at 00 and an rms value
of 20V. Calculate its instantaneous value at each of the following angles:
a) 150
b) 330
c) 500
d) 1100
e) 700
f) 1450
g) 2500
h) 3250

14. For a particular 00 reference sinusoidal current, the peak value is 100mA.
Determine the instantaneous value at each of the following points:
a) 350
b) 950
c) 1900
d) 2150
e) 2750
f) 3600

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15. For a 00 reference sine wave with an rms value of 6.37V, determine its
instantaneous value at each of the following points:
a) π/8 rad
b) π/4 rad
c) π/2 rad
d) 3π/4 rad
e) π rad
f) 3π/2 rad
g) 2π rad

16. Sine wave A lags sine wave B by 300. Both have peak values of 15V. Sine
wave A is the reference with a positive-going zero crossing at 00. Determine
the instantaneous value of sine wave B at 300, 450, 900, 1800, 2000 and 3000.

17. A certain sine wave has a frequency of 2.2kHz and an rms value of 25V.
Assuming a given cycle begin (zero crossing) at t = 0s, what is the change in
voltage from 0.12ms to 0.2ms?

18. A sinusoidal voltage is applied to the resistive circuit in below figure.


Determine the following:
a) Irms
b) Iavg
c) Ip
d) Ipp
e) i at the positive peak

R
VP 1.0 kΩ
10 V

19. Fine the half-cycle average values of the voltages across R1 and R2 in below
figure. All values shown are rms.
R1

470Ω
VS R2
110 V 1.0kΩ
R4 65V

30V R3

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20. Determine the rms voltage across R3 in below figure.

R1
1.0kΩ R2

16 V 5V
30 V (peak to peak) (rms)
(peak)
R3
R4
560Ω

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