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    ECE 210 Fall 2024

    Homework 8
    Problem 1 (4 pt)
    Find the differential equation for vo in the opamp circuit below for t>0 when the switch K is closed
    (You don’t need to solve the equation). Assume the opamp is ideal with infinite gain.

    Problem 2 (4 pt)
    Find the differential equation for ix in the circuit to the right. Write it in terms of the signal source VS(t)
    and the component values R1, R2, L. (hint: write down the differential equation for certain node voltage
    first, and then substitute the node voltage with ix).

    Problem 3 (5+1 pt)


    The circuit below is a model for power supply that provides a voltage VDD to two load resistors
    through a long wire that is modeled with an inductance, L. Both loads have resistance R. One of
    the loads is switched on and off, and as a result, more or less current is required from the supply.
    Because of the inductance, the changes in current cause the voltage supplied to the other load to
    be corrupted with voltage spikes. Suppose the switch has been closed for a long time and then
    opened at t = 0. Find Vo (t) for t >0 and plot Vo (t). (Consider VDD, L, R are known).

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    ECE 210 Fall 2024

    Problem 4 (5+1 pt)


    In the circuit below, V1=3 V, R1 = 2 KΩ, R2 = 4 KΩ, R3 = 4 KΩ, L = 2 mH. The switch has been
    turned to "1" for a long time and now is shifted to "2" at t = 0. Find VL (t) for t >0 and plot VL (t)

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