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This document outlines an assignment for the Electrical Circuits 1 course at American International University-Bangladesh, detailing the submission requirements and marking rubrics. It includes specific problems related to a backup circuit for an LED lighting system, requiring students to draw circuit diagrams, calculate resistance values, and analyze transient responses. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of original work and timely submission.

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Assignment DC

This document outlines an assignment for the Electrical Circuits 1 course at American International University-Bangladesh, detailing the submission requirements and marking rubrics. It includes specific problems related to a backup circuit for an LED lighting system, requiring students to draw circuit diagrams, calculate resistance values, and analyze transient responses. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of original work and timely submission.

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American International University- Bangladesh (AIUB)


Marks:
Faculty of Engineering (EEE)

Course Name : Electrical Circuits 1 (DC) Course Code : EEE 1203


Semester : Fall 24-25 Sec :
Faculty : Term : Final
Marks : 20 Assignment Name : Assignment
CO Number for Q1 CO4 POI Number P.a.3.C3 Knowledge Profile: K3
CO Number for Q2 CO2 POI Number P.a.1.C3 Knowledge Profile: K1
Student Name: Student ID: Sl. No:
Submission Date : 20th January, 2024 Department :
Marking Rubrics (to be filled by Faculty):
Secured
Objectives [5] [4] [3] [2] [1]
Marks
Problem is solved Unable to clarify the
Response shows The solution of
Detail partially, response understanding of the
understanding of the the problem
Problem 1 Response with indicates part of the problem and method of
problem, but the final was not
no errors problem was not the problem solving
answer is not correct included
understood clearly was not correct
Problem is solved Unable to clarify the
Response shows The solution of
Detail partially, response understanding of the
understanding of the the problem
Problem 2 Response with indicates part of the problem and method of
problem, but the final was not
no errors problem was not the problem solving
answer is not correct included
understood clearly was not correct

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Instructions:
1. No late submission is allowed.
2. Copied/identical submissions will be graded as 0 for all parties concerned.

1. A LED lighting system is shown in Fig. 1 which includes a backup circuit ‘A’. The LED light turns OFF when the output of backup
circuit goes below 3V. Backup circuit is capable to keep the LED ‘ON’ only if the power failure occurs for 20ms or less.
i) Draw the electrical circuit diagram of the backup circuit ‘A’ using only passive components R,L and C. Consider that the switch is
closed for 35ms when the backup circuit ‘A’ can generate an output as given in fig. 1. The values of C and L can’t exceed 1000µF and
100mH respectively. Diagram should be properly labelled, and all values must be clearly visible.
ii) What is the value of Rn that provides 20ms backup to keep the LED ‘ON’ when switch is open after 35ms? Draw the transient
response of the backup circuit when switch will be kept open for more than 20ms. Identify the region on the plot when LED remains
ON.
iii) What changes you may make in your backup circuit ‘A’ if the LED is needed to be ON for 40ms when switch remains open?
Mathematically analyze your answer.
𝑅
iv) Draw the transient response of the backup circuit if the Rn value is reduced to 𝑛 . Compare this plot with the plot of question (ii).
2
Explain how new Rn affects circuit operation if power failure occurs for 20ms.
Electrical Circuits 1 (DC)_Fall 24-25

Fig. 1: LED Lighting System

2. Determine the current I required to establish a flux of 1.5× 10−4 Wb in the section of the core indicated in fig. 2.

Fig. 2: Magnetic Core

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