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    This document outlines 5 homework problems involving calculating power delivered to loads in AC circuits. Problem 1 involves finding the steady-state voltage in a circuit using the node-voltage method. Problem 2 calculates average power delivered to a 1kΩ resistor. Problem 3 determines the load impedance and maximum average power delivered. Problem 4 finds the resistor value and maximum power absorbed. Problem 5 involves calculating power delivered for different load resistor and inductor values, and determining the maximum possible power transfer.

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    This document outlines 5 homework problems involving calculating power delivered to loads in AC circuits. Problem 1 involves finding the steady-state voltage in a circuit using the node-voltage method. Problem 2 calculates average power delivered to a 1kΩ resistor. Problem 3 determines the load impedance and maximum average power delivered. Problem 4 finds the resistor value and maximum power absorbed. Problem 5 involves calculating power delivered for different load resistor and inductor values, and determining the maximum possible power transfer.

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    EE233

    Homework 3
    Due: 0900 Tuesday 7 October, 2014
    Problem 1
    In the circuit below, if
    i g ( t ) =15 cos ( 1000t )

    (a) Draw the equivalent circuit in frequency domain

    (b) Use the node-voltage method to find the steady-state expression for v o (t ) .

    I 5 mH
    8 v o (t)
    i g (t)
    100 F
    2.5 I

    Problem 2
    The op amp in the circuit shown in Fig. 2 is ideal. Calculate the average power
    delivered to the 1k resistor when v g=4 cos 5000 t V.

    Figure 2

    Problem 3
    The load impedance ZL for the circuit shown in the Fig. 3 below is adjusted until
    maximum average power is delivered to Z L.
    a) Find the maximum average power delivered to Z L.
    b) What percentage of the total power developed in the circuit is delivered to
    ZL?

    Figure 3

    Problem 4
    The variable resistor in the circuit shown in Fig. 4 is adjusted until the average
    power it absorbs is maximum.
    a. Find R
    b. Find the maximum average power
    Figure 4

    Problem 5

    The amplitude of the sinusoidal voltage is 150 2 V and its frequency is 10000
    rad/s. The load resistor can be varied from 1 to 20 , and the load inductor can be
    varied from 1.0 to 8.0 mH.
    (a) Solve the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit

    (b) Calculate the average power delivered to the load when Ro=10 and
    Lo=6 mH

    (c) Determine the settings of Ro and Lo that will result in the most average
    power transfer.

    (d) If there is no constraints on Ro and Lo , determine the settings of Ro

    and Lo that will result in the maximum average power transfer.

    (e) What is the maximum average power that can be delivered to the load in (d)?
    300 R0
    a

    j100
    L0
    150 2 V

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