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    Ngo Le HaE EACIU 23019

    Mid-Term Examination
    October 2024

    NgoLeHaQ 1 : 1.M aintaina3.0GP Aorhigherincollege2.Applytosummerinternships3.N etwork4.T akesum

    1 NgoLeHaQ1
    1. Set apart a place for study.

    2. Set apart some time - perhaps six days a week - for study

    3. Draw up a daily schedule,

    4. Make a weekly study plan.

    5. An ”average” student aiming for a pass degree should work a forty-hour


    week, which includes contact hours and private study.

    6. Work through past exam papers as it gets closer to exam time.

    7. Know your faculty

    2 NgoLeHAQ2
    Solve the circuit and find i.

    1
    Ngo LE ha EEACIU23019 October 19, 2024 2

    figure1.jpg

    Figure 1: Circuit for problem Q2

    Apply Kirchhoff’s Current Law (KCL) at node V1 :

    V1 V1 − V2
    =
    1kΩ 1kΩ
    Use KVL for the loop containing R2 , R3 , and the current source I2 = 1A:

    V2 − V1 = 1V

    Solving the system of equations:


    (
    V1 1 −V2
    1kΩ
    = V1kΩ
    V2 − V1 = 1V

    The results are:


    V1 = −1V, V2 = 0V
    Ngo LE ha EEACIU23019 October 19, 2024 3

    The current through R3 is:


    V1 − V2 −1V − 0V
    i= = = −1mA
    R3 1kΩ
    Thus, the current through R3 is -1 mA

    3 NgoLeHaQ3
    Solve the circuit and find the voltage at nodes V1 and V2 .

    circuit_diagram_Q3.png

    Figure 2: Circuit diagram for problem Q3

    We are given a voltage source V1 = 12V and the following resistors:


    R2 = 100Ω R4 = 50Ω R3 = 80Ω R5 = 20Ω
    Use KVL, we can analyze the loop and find the voltage drops across each
    resistor. We will first set up the equations for the node voltages V1 and V2 .
    At node V1 , the current entering the node equals the current leaving it.
    Ngo LE ha EEACIU23019 October 19, 2024 4

    V1 V1 − V2
    + =0
    R2 R4
    At node V2 , the current through R4 , R5 , and R3 will give us another
    equation:
    V2 − V1 V2 12 − V2
    + =
    R4 R3 R5
    We now solve the two equations simultaneously to find V1 and V2 .

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