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    REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

    Peace Work Fatherland

    GTHS KUMBO/ ELECT DPT

    SECOND SEQUENCE TEST


    Class: F36
    Duration: 04H
    Coefficient: 4

    ELECTRICAL, DIGITAL AND INDUSTRIAL CIRCUITS


    No document is allowed except the one given to
    the candidates by the examiners.
    I

    TECHNOLOGY
    1. Draw the schematic symbol of the following electronic components:
    Junction diode, LED, DIAC, and TRIAC.
    2. Give the meaning of the following logic families: TTL, CMOS, DTL, ECL.
    3. Name two parameters that determine the choice of a junction diode.
    4. Give two protective means against over heat in semiconductors.
    5. Explain how with the aid of an ohmmeter we can detect that a junction
    diode is bad.
    6. In terms of functioning, what is the difference between a diode and a
    DIAC?
    7. The following indication can be read on an integrated circuit: SN74LS02.
    Give the significance of these letters and numbers.

    II

    ANALOGICAL CIRCUITS

    Exercise 1: DC circuits.
    Consider the circuit below :
    E1 = 200V ; E2 = 120V ; R1 = 4 ; R2 =
    50 ; R = 200.
    R1

    R2

    Determine the resistance flowing in the


    resistance R using the following methods:
    R

    E1

    E2

    a) Superpositions theorem.
    b) Thevenin theorem.

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    Exercise 2 : AC circuits.
    Consider the circuit below :

    1. Determine the Thevenin generator


    XL=1

    viewed from the terminals A and

    XC = 1

    B.
    R = 1

    1000

    2. Determine the current I flowing in

    R1 = 1

    the resistor R.
    R2 = 1

    3. Calculate the total impedance of


    the circuit.

    Exercise 3: Light emitting diode.


    The following elements are connected in series:

    A DC voltage source of 5V.

    A resistor having a value of 220.

    A light emitting diode (LED). The useful part of the characteristic of the
    LED is a segment of line plotted between the following coordinates:
    A(1.5V; 1mA) and B(2.2V; 20mA).

    1. Draw the diagram of the circuit so described.


    2. Draw the characteristic of the LED as described above.
    3. Establish the equation of the load line.
    4. Draw that load line in the same reference with the diode characteristic.
    5. Deduce:
    a) The coordinates of the quiescent point of the LED.
    b) The power dissipated by the diode.

    Exercise 4: Rectifier circuit.


    A single phase Graetz bridge made up of 4 diodes is supplying a resistor
    R = 20. The bridge is connected to a sinusoidal voltage u t 220 2 sin t .

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    Qualitative study:
    1. Draw the diagram of the circuit described above.
    2. Analyze the functioning of the circuit in a table as follows. Assume that the
    diodes D1 and D2 are up, meanwhile D3 and D4 are down.

    0
    2

    D1

    D2

    D3

    D4

    3. Draw the waveforms of the following signals in synchronism: u R; uD1; uD2;


    iR; iD1.
    II

    Quantitative study:

    1. For the load R, determine the following:


    a) The average current;
    b) The effective current;
    c) The average voltage;
    d) The power dissipated.
    2. Determine the form factor and the ripple factor of the load voltage.
    3. Determine the maximum reverse voltage across the diode and the
    average current in the diode.

    III

    DIGITAL CIRCUITS

    Exercise1: Binary addition.


    We desire to realize a system to perform binary addition of two binary numbers A
    and B. It produces at its outputs the result S0 and the carry (remainder) R0.
    1. Complete the following truth table.
    A

    S0

    R0

    2. Write the logic equations of the outputs S0 and R0.


    3. Draw the logic diagram of this adder.
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    Exercise 2: Logic gates.


    a
    b

    &

    s0
    1

    s1

    &

    s2

    (1)
    (2)

    (3)

    (4)

    c
    d

    1. Identify the elements (1), (2), (3), and (4).


    2. Give the equation of the outputs s0, s1, s2 and S.
    3. Establish the truth table of S.

    Exercise 3: Digital arithmetic


    Compute:
    a) 1111011012 - 110010012
    b) 74528 -59998
    c) F3D616 + 55DE16
    S.M.: NGOUNE.

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