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    This document contains 6 electrical circuit problems from an engineering exam. Problem 1 involves calculating the Thevenin equivalent circuit and power dissipation for a resistive circuit. Problem 2 involves determining voltages and currents after a switch changes positions in a circuit containing resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Problem 3 involves calculating the impedance of a circuit containing resistors, capacitors, and inductors and plotting it versus frequency.

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    This document contains 6 electrical circuit problems from an engineering exam. Problem 1 involves calculating the Thevenin equivalent circuit and power dissipation for a resistive circuit. Problem 2 involves determining voltages and currents after a switch changes positions in a circuit containing resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Problem 3 involves calculating the impedance of a circuit containing resistors, capacitors, and inductors and plotting it versus frequency.

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    This document contains 6 electrical circuit problems from an engineering exam. Problem 1 involves calculating the Thevenin equivalent circuit and power dissipation for a resistive circuit. Problem 2 involves determining voltages and currents after a switch changes positions in a circuit containing resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Problem 3 involves calculating the impedance of a circuit containing resistors, capacitors, and inductors and plotting it versus frequency.

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    ORDRE DES INGNIEURS DU QUBEC

    MAY 2014 SESSION

    Open-book examination
    Calculators: only authorized models
    Duration: 3 hours

    04-BS-4 Electric circuits and power

    Problem no. 1 (16 points)


    Consider the resistive circuit shown in the following figure.

    10

    15 5
    A

    +
    50

    10

    50 V 2.5 A
    _

    a) Determine the Thevenin equivalent circuit at terminals A-B. (11 points)


    b) Using the result obtained in (a), compute the dissipated power in a 30 resistor connected to terminals
    A-B. (5 points)

    Problem no. 2 (17 points)


    In the circuit shown, switch S is at position 1 since a long time.

    100 1 2 i2(t) R

    t=0 30
    + S
    120 V + L 0.5 H
    _ C v2(t)
    100 F _

    At instant t = 0, S changes from position 1 to position 2 and stays at position 2 for the rest of the time.
    a) Determine current i1 and voltage v2 just after S changes from position 1 to position 2 (at t = 0+). (3
    points)
    b) Determine current i1(t) and voltage v2(t) for t > 0. (9 points)
    Plot i1(t) and v2(t) waveforms versus time. (5 points)
    page 2 of 4

    Problem no. 3 (17 points)


    Consider the circuit shown in the following figure.

    1 mH
    A

    Z(j) 5
    1 F

    a) Compute the impedance Z(j) as seen at the circuit terminals A-B. (8 points)
    Plot the magnitude and phase angle of Z(j) versus . (4 points)
    b) Determine the resonance frequency 0 of the circuit. (2.5 points)
    Compute the magnitude and phase angle of Z(j) at resonance frequency 0. (2.5 points)

    Problem no. 4 (17 points)


    Consider the circuit shown in the following figure.

    Is R1=5 L=20 mH

    _ + VL _ IR2 IC
    + VR
    R2=10

    Sinusoidal + +

    C=250 F
    source Vs VC
    _
    240 V / 60 Hz _

    Vs is a sinusoidal voltage source having a RMS value of 240 V. The frequency of Vs is 60 Hz. The phase
    angle of Vs is 0 degree.

    a) Compute the RMS value and phase angle of current Is et voltages VR, VL and VC. (12 points)
    b) Draw a vector diagram to show the relationships between Vs, Is, VR, VL and VC. (5 points)
    Note: In this vector diagram, two scales can be used, one for voltages and another for currents.
    page 3 of 4

    Problem no. 5 (17 points)


    The nameplate of a transformer indicates: 2400 V/600 V, 60 Hz, 50 kVA.

    Transformer
    2400 V / 600 V
    I1 I2 Load

    + +
    +
    Vs V1 T1 V2 10

    2400 V _ _
    60 Hz

    The transformers parameters are given: Rm = 20 k, Xm = 5 k, Rs = 1.2 , Xs = 2.4 .


    The transformer primary is connected to a voltage source Vs having an RMS value of 2400 V. The fre-
    quency of source Vs is equal to 60 Hz. The phase angle of Vs is 0 degree.
    A 10 load resistor is connected to the transformer secondary.
    a) Compute voltage V2 and current I2 on the secondary of T1. (9 points)
    Compute current I1 on the primary of T1. (3 points)
    b) Compute the active power in the load. (3 points)
    Compute the active power delivered by the source. (2 points)
    page 4 of 4

    Problem no. 6 (16 points)


    Consider the circuit shown in the following figure.

    1 k

    + D1 D2 +

    vi vo
    1 k 1 k
    _ _

    The diode forward conduction voltage is equal to 0.7 V.


    a) Determine the relationship between the output voltage vo and the input voltage vi. (5 points)
    Plot this relationship as a graph. (3 points)
    b) A triangular voltage of 2 V amplitude and of 1 kHz frequency is connected to the input.

    1 k

    + D1 D2 +
    +
    vs vi vo
    _ 1 k 1 k
    _ _

    vs(t)

    2V

    t [ms]
    0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0

    -2 V

    Determine and plot versus time the output voltage vo(t). (8 points)

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