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This document contains 9 questions regarding circuit analysis problems involving resistors, capacitors, inductors, and switches. The questions involve determining oscillation frequencies, voltage and current variations over time, output voltages using phasors, maximum power transfer, and power factor calculations. Suitable component values are to be determined for filtering, resonance conditions, and improving power factor.

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Esc201t HW4

This document contains 9 questions regarding circuit analysis problems involving resistors, capacitors, inductors, and switches. The questions involve determining oscillation frequencies, voltage and current variations over time, output voltages using phasors, maximum power transfer, and power factor calculations. Suitable component values are to be determined for filtering, resonance conditions, and improving power factor.

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ESC201T: Introduction to Electronics

HW - 4 Date: 24.9.2020

Q.1 In the circuit shown below, determine the frequency of oscillation that will be observed
in the capacitor voltage after switch S1 is closed. Determine the time at which the output
voltage Vo will settle to within 5% of its final value.

Q.2 After the circuit shown above has reached steady state, the switch S1 is opened and
an additional resistor is included to provide a current path as shown below. Sketch the
qualitative variation of current and capacitor voltage. What is the maximum value of R2
for which oscillations in current would be observed?

Q.3 Sketch and explain the qualitative variation of current and capacitor voltage in the
parallel LCR circuit shown below after switch S1 is closed

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Q.4 Determine the output voltage as a function of time using the method of phasors for
an input voltage of VS = 5Cos(100t).

  


VO

VS
1mF 0.5mF

Q.5 A student applied VS = 10VCos(100t) as input to the circuit shown below and claimed
that he measured VO = 100VSin(100t) across the capacitor. Is that possible? If so
determine suitable values for inductor and resistor for such a condition to occur?
Comment about the concept of voltage division in this case.

R L
VO

VS
F

Q.6 Determine suitable value for inductance such that output voltage VO is maximum.
For this value of inductance determine current in all the components (R,L and C). Assume
that VS = 10VCos(100t).

100
VO

VS L
F

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Q.7 In the circuit shown below assume that the two input sinusoidal voltage sources
represent two different radio channels. Determine suitable value of capacitor such that
we can listen to channel-1 (represented by source VS1) of frequency f1 = 1000KHz.
Determine also suitable value of R such that interference due to the second channel of
frequency f2 = 1100KHz is negligible (say power at the output due to Vs2 is a factor of
1000 less than that due to Vs1) . Vo represents the output voltage. Use suitable
approximations to simplify analysis.

R
VO

VS1
mH R
C
VS2

Q.8 Use Thevenin’s theorem to determine ZL such that maximum power is dissipated in
the load impedance ZL. Determine also the power dissipated in ZL and power supplied by
each source.

100 j2.828

2.828
ZL
5 45
20 90

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Q.9 For the circuit shown below, determine the power factor for the power supplied by
the input. Determine a suitable value of capacitor which when connected in parallel to the
source can raise the power factor to unity.

VO

 
VS


mH mH

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