The document outlines instructions for a final exam in electronics. It includes 3 questions to answer with multiple parts each. Question 1 involves a circuit with a switch and capacitor. Question 2 involves impedance calculations for circuits with resistors and inductors. Question 3 involves calculations for a 3-phase wye load, a toroidal inductor, and a DC motor.
The document outlines instructions for a final exam in electronics. It includes 3 questions to answer with multiple parts each. Question 1 involves a circuit with a switch and capacitor. Question 2 involves impedance calculations for circuits with resistors and inductors. Question 3 involves calculations for a 3-phase wye load, a toroidal inductor, and a DC motor.
The document outlines instructions for a final exam in electronics. It includes 3 questions to answer with multiple parts each. Question 1 involves a circuit with a switch and capacitor. Question 2 involves impedance calculations for circuits with resistors and inductors. Question 3 involves calculations for a 3-phase wye load, a toroidal inductor, and a DC motor.
The document outlines instructions for a final exam in electronics. It includes 3 questions to answer with multiple parts each. Question 1 involves a circuit with a switch and capacitor. Question 2 involves impedance calculations for circuits with resistors and inductors. Question 3 involves calculations for a 3-phase wye load, a toroidal inductor, and a DC motor.
FINAL EXAMINATION December 16, 2020, 9:00-11:00 am Duration: 2 hours + 15 min upload allocation. Exam hosted on cuLearn Department name and course number: Electronics, ELEC 3605 A Course Instructor(s): A. Steele, T. Forzley AUTHORIZED MEMORANDA: • Scientific Calculator • ELEC 3605 Course Pack, Carl Kropp • Course Text: Elec Eng: Principles and Applications by Allan R. Hambley. • Personal notes • No personal communication, electronic or otherwise unless with a proctor • No internet usage outside of accessing the cuLearn exam
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Note: A signed copy of this cover page must accompany your submission (upload). A submission is required for each long answer question. To save time you may upload the complete document 3 times but only the solution for a particular problem will be graded. Name Student Number ELEC3605 Fall 2020 Question 1: [9 marks]
In Fig. Q1.1 the switch is closed for a very long time such that the circuit has reached steady state. At t=0 the switch is opened. a) Determine the capacitance C such that the time constant τ =50 µs. [3] b) What is the initial capacitor voltage vc(0+)? [1] c) What is the final capacitor voltage vc(∞)? [3] d) Find an expression for vc(t) of the form k1 + k2exp(-t/τ), for t > 0 [2]
Figure Q1.1
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3 of 7 Name Student Number ELEC3605 Fall 2020 Question 2: [10 marks]
a) Determine the equation for the signal in Fig. Q2.1 over one period and calculate the VRMS for the signal. [4]
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b) If in Fig. Q2.2 Vin is a 12V RMS signal, then determine:
i) The total impedance of the circuit and express in in polar form. [3] ii) The magnitude of the RMS value of the current I1. [1] iii) The magnitude of the RMS voltage of Vo. [2]
Figure Q2.2
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5 of 7 Name Student Number ELEC3605 Fall 2020 Question 3: [11 marks] a) A 60Hz three phase supply feeds a wye system in which each branch has the same load of a 90Ω resistance and an inductance of 0.3H. i) Sketch the wye system fed by a line voltage and calculate and label the impedance of the load (in complex notation) in the branches. [1] ii) Convert the wye to a delta arrangement, redraw and calculate the equivalent load in this arrangement. [1] b) A toroidal core has an outer diameter of 1cm, an inner diameter of 0.5cm and is made from a material with a relative permeability of 1000. Around the circular cross-section of the toroid ring 20 turns of wire are wrapped and a current of 1mA passes through the wire. i) Sketch and label the magnetic circuit of the toroid. [1] ii) Calculate the magnetic flux in the toroid. Be clear in the calculation how any toroid geometry calculations are made. [3] iii) A separate secondary winding of 5 turns is now wound around the toroid making a transformer. If a 12V AC voltage is applied to the original set of turns determine the voltage at the output of the secondary. [1] c) A series connected DC motor is to be run at 1500 RPM. The field winding has a total resistance of 2 Ω and the rotor winding has a resistance of 0.5Ω. Given a current of 12A is drawn for a required load of 15 Nm torque, determine the power at the input to the motor under the conditions: i) No losses in the system. [2] ii) There are losses due to the copper windings in the motor (assume no rotational losses). [2]
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