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    This document contains 7 practice problems about circuit analysis and Thevenin equivalents: 1) Find the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit in Figure Q1. 2) Explain the steps to reduce a circuit in Figure Q2 to its Thevenin equivalent. 3) Find the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit in Figure Q3. 4) Analyze the voltages and currents in the circuit shown in Figure Q4 after a switch closes. 5) Sketch the power dissipation graph for a circuit in Figure Q5 when a switch toggles. 6) Determine the maximum switching frequency for a transmission line circuit in Figure Q6. 7) Use nodal analysis to find

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    This document contains 7 practice problems about circuit analysis and Thevenin equivalents: 1) Find the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit in Figure Q1. 2) Explain the steps to reduce a circuit in Figure Q2 to its Thevenin equivalent. 3) Find the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit in Figure Q3. 4) Analyze the voltages and currents in the circuit shown in Figure Q4 after a switch closes. 5) Sketch the power dissipation graph for a circuit in Figure Q5 when a switch toggles. 6) Determine the maximum switching frequency for a transmission line circuit in Figure Q6. 7) Use nodal analysis to find

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    This document contains 7 practice problems about circuit analysis and Thevenin equivalents: 1) Find the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit in Figure Q1. 2) Explain the steps to reduce a circuit in Figure Q2 to its Thevenin equivalent. 3) Find the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit in Figure Q3. 4) Analyze the voltages and currents in the circuit shown in Figure Q4 after a switch closes. 5) Sketch the power dissipation graph for a circuit in Figure Q5 when a switch toggles. 6) Determine the maximum switching frequency for a transmission line circuit in Figure Q6. 7) Use nodal analysis to find

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    This document contains 7 practice problems about circuit analysis and Thevenin equivalents: 1) Find the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit in Figure Q1. 2) Explain the steps to reduce a circuit in Figure Q2 to its Thevenin equivalent. 3) Find the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit in Figure Q3. 4) Analyze the voltages and currents in the circuit shown in Figure Q4 after a switch closes. 5) Sketch the power dissipation graph for a circuit in Figure Q5 when a switch toggles. 6) Determine the maximum switching frequency for a transmission line circuit in Figure Q6. 7) Use nodal analysis to find

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    ECNG 1000

    Tutorial 2
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    1.) Consider the circuit of figure Q1.

    Figure Q1

    Find the Thevenin Equivalent Looking into the terminals across RLOAD.

    2.) Consider the circuit of figure Q2.

    Figure Q2

    With the aid of diagrams, explain the steps necessary to reduce the circuit to its
    thevenin equivalent looking into the terminals across RLOAD
    3.) Consider the circuit of figure Q3.

    Figure Q3

    Find the Thevenin Equivalent Looking into the terminals across RLoad.

    4.) Consider the circuit of figure Q4.

    Figure Q4

    a.) The switch closes at t=0. Do the following:


    i. Derive an expression for the voltage across the capacitor, v(t) at t>=0
    ii. Calculate the steady state value of the currents through each component
    5.) Consider the circuit of figure Q5.

    Figure Q5

    The switch has been connected to the inductive circuit for a very long time. Sketch a
    graph of the instantaneous power dissipated in the 50 ohm resistor between t=0s and
    t=10s, if the switch is toggled at t=3.

    6.) Figure Q6 below shows two systems communicating over a transmission line which can
    be modeled as a ‘T’ circuit. System 1 encodes a digital bitstream (eg.
    11110000101010110001) onto the transmission line by means of switching a 5V source
    and has an output impedance of 10 ohms System two has an input impedance (Rin) of
    1kohm and interprets voltages in a binary fashion with a high being over 2V (across Rin)
    and a low being under 0.5 V.

    Figure Q6

    The systems are synchronized such that system 2 measures the voltage at its terminals
    every time SW1 is triggered. Determine the maximum switching frequency that can be
    used such that system 2 does not read any undefined states (voltages between 0.5 and
    2V)
    7.) Consider the circuit of Figure Q7:

    Figure Q7

    a.) The Switch SW1 closes at t=0. Using NODAL ANALYSIS determine the following:
    i. The expression for the voltage at node A (assume components initially uncharged).
    ii. The resonant frequency at node A.

    b.) Do you expect the resonant frequency at node B to be the same as that of A or not?
    Explain your answer.

    HINT: First order circuits must be in the simple form (one source, one resistor in series with
    inductor OR capacitor) for you to apply the charging and discharging equations developed. If
    the circuit is more complex than that, it must be REDUCED to that form... What method can you
    think of that can be used to reduce a circuit to such a simple form??

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