2021EBN122E01

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Electricity and Electronics EBN 122
7 December 2021
Test Information
Maximum marks: 94 Full marks: 90
Duration of test: 200 min Open/Closed book: Open
Total number of pages (this page included) 30
Lecturers: Prof P. de Villiers, Prof P. Jacobs, Dr S. Smith

Assistant Lecturers: L. Kokot, N.-J. Lord, M. Maritz, J. Thiselton, M. Trivedi
Important
1. The examination regulations of the University of Pretoria apply.
2. Write your answers on the Excel spreadsheet found on the AMS system. The spreadsheet contains unique
parameter values for each student. Therefore, you must download the Excel spreadsheet from your own AMS
account. Follow the instructions on the AMS spreadsheet carefully.
3. Final answers must be written as real numbers and not as fractions. Use at least 5 significant figures to write
numbers, including complex numbers. Use decimal points and NOT decimal commas.
4. Answers must include units where applicable. (Refer to the EECE Rules for Electronic Assessments of tests
and examinations for guidelines on how to enter units. Also refer to the example list of units on the Excel
spreadsheet.)
5. By uploading your assessment, you declare the following:
The University of Pretoria commits itself to produce academic work of integrity. I affirm that I am aware
of and have read the Rules and Policies of the University, more specifically the Disciplinary Procedure and
the Tests and Examinations Rules, which prohibit any unethical, dishonest or improper conduct during tests,
examinations and/or any other forms of assessment.
I hereby declare that the work herewith is completely my own and that no parts have been copied in any way
from current or previous students or other sources.
Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering University of Pretoria

Online assessment submission rules and time-line
The following rules and time-line apply for all tests for EBN111/122 as illustrated by the figure below:
1. The Download Grace Period (DGP) is a 15 minute period before the official start of the test for students to
download all documents related to the test and read all the necessary instructions.
2. The start of the green section after the DGP indicates the official start of the test.
3. The upward green arrow at the end of the green section indicates the official submission deadline for the test.
4. Students must aim to submit their Excel spreadsheet with their answers on the AMS before the official sub-
mission deadline.
5. Students can request assistance via e-mail [email protected] if they experience any technical issues
with respect to uploading their Excel spreadsheets on the AMS.
6. An Upload Grace Period (UGP) of 15 minutes follows the official submission deadline. Students may submit
their Excel spreadsheets with answers on the AMS during this period without incurring any penalties. Submis-
sion problems must be reported within the first 10 minutes of the UGP.
7. A Penalty Period (PP) of 10 minutes follows the UGP. If a student submits an Excel spreadsheet during this
period, the student incurs a 10% penalty to their final test mark.
8. No late submissions are accepted after the PP.
Additional guide for Complex numbers
The following examples illustrate how to appropriately enter complex numbers on the Excel Spreadsheet:
• Correct: 1-j2 or -3+j4
• This is the rectangular form of a complex number. This format is acceptable as a single number entry in
the numeric field.
• Capital J is however incorrect, and 1-2j is also not acceptable.
• If a complex number has no real part, for example 0+j2, write 0+j2 as the final answer.
• Correct:
• With angle in degrees: 12&ang; 34°
• With angle in radians: 12&ang; 0.5934
• A complex number in its polar form is regarded as a single number entry with the angle in degrees or
radians.
• Incorrect:
• 1-i2 (Don’t use i, use j)
• 1 - j2 (Don’t use spaces between characters)
• 12 &ang; 34 ° (Don’t use spaces between characters)
• j10+1 (Don’t write the imaginary part before the real part for rectangular form)
• -3+4j (Don’t write the j after the number for imaginary numbers, write j4 instead of 4j)

Section 1
Questions 1 to 3 [4]
Given: x, y.
A lightning bolt induces a constant current of x kA for y µs as it strikes the ground.
01 How much charge Ql is transferred by the lightning bolt? [1]
02 If the voltage of the bolt is 109 V with reference to the ground, how much power Pl is dis-
sipated as a result of the strike? [1]
03 Calculate the total energy El of the lightning bolt in Wh. [2]

Given: Rs , v1 , v2 .
A series circuit consists of a voltage source and a resistor with a resistance of Rs . The time varying
voltage across the resistor changes linearly from v1 to v2 between times t = 0 and t = 10 seconds.
The voltage then remains constant at v2 for another 10 seconds.
04 Calculate the value of the charge Qs flowing between t = 0 and t = 20 seconds. [2]
05 Calculate the power Pv associated with the source at t = 5 seconds. [2]
Total Section 1: [8]

Section 2
Given: Ra .
v1
+ −
i1
1Ω
3i1
Ra 5Ω 10 Ω +
− 6V
1A
06 Calculate the power Pa of Ra . [2]

07 Calculate the voltage v1 . [2]

Given: Ra , I, Rb .
v1
+ −
+ Ra Ra 3Rb 6Rb Rb 3v1

− 4V
08 If v1 = 3 V, determine R. [2]
09 If v1 = 1.5 V, determine I. [2]

Question 10 [2]
Given: Rx , Ry .
3Rx
Rx Rx
a
Rab Rx
Ry Ry
b
10 Determine Rab [2]

Section 3
Given: Rx , Ia , Va , X, Y .
Use nodal analysis to set up equations for node 1 and node 2 respectively in the form
av1 + bv2 = X,
cv1 + dv2 = Y.
The node voltage of node 1 is denoted by v1 and the node voltage of node 2 is denoted by v2 .
Calculate the unknown coefficients a, b, c and d.
Rx
Ia
Rx
1
2
+ −
vo
Rx
+ Va 2Rx
−
+
5vo
−
11 a [1]
12 b [1]
13 c [1]
14 d [1]

Given: R1 , I1 .
Use mesh analysis to set up the following two equations of the form:
ji1 + ki2 = 15
li1 + mi2 = I1
Calculate the unknown coefficients j, k, l and m.
2i2
2R1
2R1
15 V
2.5R1
i3 R1
−
+
I1
0.5R1 i1 i2 R1
2R1
15 j [1]
16 k [1]
17 l [1]
18 m [1]

Given: G1 , Iq .
Use inspection to compile a matrix equation of the form
    
· · v v1 ·
w x ·  v2  =  ·  ,
· · · v3 y
and provide values for the matrix elements requested. The node voltage of node 1 is denoted by v1 ,
the node voltage of node 2 is denoted by v2 and the node voltage of node 3 is denoted by v3 .
G1
5Iq
2G1 4G1
1 2
3
10Iq 4G1 2G1 4Iq
19 v [1]
20 w [1]
21 x [1]
22 y [1]

Question 23 [2]
Given: β, VBE , V1 .
1 kΩ
−
+
100 kΩ
V1
+ 20 V
+ −
10 V
−
IE
23 Calculate the current IE . [2]

Section 4
Given: I1 , V1 , R.
ix 15 V
R
+
−
−
+ V1
I1 20 Ω 3A
24 Determine ix (I1 ), the independent contribution of the current source I1 to ix . [2]

25 Determine ix (V1 ), the independent contribution of the voltage source V1 to ix [2]

Given: VA , IA , RA .
Use source transformation to obtain Circuit B so that it is equivalent to Circuit A. Determine RB
and VB in Circuit B.
Circuit A:
3vx
RA
+
−
+
VA + IA RA vx 50 Ω
−
Circuit B:
RB
+
VB − 3vx vx 50 Ω
−
26 RB [1]
27 VB [2]

Given: V1 , V2 , R.
Determine the Thevenin equivalent voltage VT h and resistance RT h across terminals a − b.
100 Ω 100 Ω
+ −
V1 + V2
−
28 VT h . [2]
29 RT h . [2]

Given: V1 , R.
Determine the Norton equivalent current IN and resistance RN across terminals a − b.
0.01vx
R
a
+
−
+ +
V1
−
vx 100 Ω
R
−
30 IN . [2]
31 RN . [2]

Question 32 [2]
Given: VRL , IN .
A Norton equivalent circuit is connected to a load resistor RL . If the voltage across RL is VRL and
the Norton equivalent current is IN , determine the maximum power Pmax delivered to RL .
32 Pmax . [2]

Section 5
Question 33 [2]
Given: VS , RS .
Assume the op-amp is ideal.
RS
−
10 kΩ
+ +
8 kΩ
vo 5 kΩ
+ VS 2 kΩ
−
−
33 Determine v0 . [2]

Given: I1 , V1 , R1 .
R1
+
10k Ω
v0 5 kΩ
I1
+ V1
− −
34 Determine v0 . [2]
35 Assuming I1 = 0 mA, determine v0 . [2]

Given: V1 , v0 .
10 kΩ
15 V
2 kΩ 10 kΩ R + +
-15 V
v0
+ + −
10 V V1 + 5V
− −
−
36 Determine R. [2]
37 Determine the value of R that will drive the op-amp from the linear region into positive
saturation. [2]

Assume the op-amps are ideal and determine vx for the parameters given below.
V2
1 kΩ
+
−
−
+
vx +
+
−
−
5 kΩ
+
− V1
10 kΩ
10 kΩ
Given: V1 , V2 .
38 Determine vx . [2]
Given: i, R.
39 Assuming that V1 and V2 are unknown, determine vx . [2]

Section 6
Question 40 [2]
Given: C, P .
40 Calculate the voltage v(t) at time t = 1 s across a capacitor with capacitance C if the cur-
rent through the capacitor is given by i(t) = P (1 − e−10t ) A, and the initial voltage is
v(0) = 1 V. [2]

Question 41 [1]
Given: D.
41 An observer claims that he/she has observed the voltage v(t) (given below) across a capac-
itor:
v(t) = 0 V t<0
v(t) = D V 0≤t≤2s
Choose the correct statement:
1. It is possible that the claim is true.

2. It is impossible for the claim to be true.
Write 1 if statement 1 is correct or 2 if statement 2 is correct. [1]

Question 42 [2]
Given: R, L, C.
L R
L
5V C R
−
tot
42 Under DC conditions, calculate wL , the total energy stored in the inductors. [2]

Question 43 [2]
Given: C1 , C2 .
C2 C2
C1
C2 C2
43 Calculate the equivalent capacitance Ceq with respect to terminals a - b. [2]

Section 7
Question 44 [2]
Given: R, L, C.
C
R
a
44 Calculate the angular frequency ω at which Zab , the equivalent impedance with respect to
terminals a − b, will be purely resistive. [2]

Given: R, X1 , X2 , VL .
+ V0 −
10∠30◦ V + R
−
R Z
20∠60◦ A −jX1 jX2 VL
45 Determine Z. Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

46 Determine V0 . Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

Given: R, X1 , X2 .
jX1
− +
V1
jX1 jX1 + 10∠0◦ V

−
−jX2
I1
47 Determine I1 . Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

48 Determine V1 . Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

Section 8
Given: R, X1 , X2 .
Use nodal analysis to set up two equations of the following form:
aV1 + bV2 = 10
V1 + cV2 = d
Determine a, b, c, and d. Provide your answers in rectangular form. (V1 and V2 are phasor
voltages.)
jX2
10∠0◦ A −jX1
V1 V2 R
R 5∠0◦ A 2V1
49 a [1]
50 b [1]
51 c [1]
52 d [1]

Given: Is , R, X.
Use source transformation to transform the top circuit into the bottom circuit.
−j20 Ω
Is /3 jX Is
−
10∠15◦ V +
I Z −j20 Ω
53 Determine I. Provide your answer in polar form as I = r∠θ◦ , where r ≥ 0 and −180◦ ≤
θ ≤ 180◦ . [2]
54 Determine Z. Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

Given: R, X1 , X2 .
c d
R
a
4∠15◦ A −jX2 −jX2
b
jX1
55 Determine VabT h , the Thevenin equivalent phasor voltage with respect to terminals a − b
(take the negative reference polarity to be at terminal b). Provide your answer in rectan-
gular form. [2]
56 Determine VcdT h , the Thevenin equivalent phasor voltage with respect to terminals c − d
(take the negative reference polarity to be at terminal d). Provide your answer in rectan-
gular form. [2]
57 Determine Zcd
T h , the Thevenin equivalent impedance with respect to terminals c − d. Pro-
vide your answer in rectangular form. [2]
Grand Total : [94]

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7 December 2021 Exam, Page 1 of 30 2021EBN122E01

Lecturers: Prof P. de Villiers, Prof P. Jacobs, Dr S. Smith

Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering University of Pretoria

Online assessment submission rules and time-line

Additional guide for Complex numbers

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Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering University of Pretoria

Total Section 1: [8]

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06 Calculate the power Pa of Ra . [2]

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+ Ra Ra 3Rb 6Rb Rb 3v1

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10 Determine Rab [2]

Total Section 2: [10]

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Calculate the unknown coefficients j, k, l and m.

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10Iq 4G1 2G1 4Iq

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23 Calculate the current IE . [2]

Total Section 3: [14]

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24 Determine ix (I1 ), the independent contribution of the current source I1 to ix . [2]

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Total Section 4: [17]

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Total Section 5: [14]

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Choose the correct statement:

1. It is possible that the claim is true.

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43 Calculate the equivalent capacitance Ceq with respect to terminals a - b. [2]

Total Section 6: [7]

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20∠60◦ A −jX1 jX2 VL

45 Determine Z. Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

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jX1 jX1 + 10∠0◦ V

47 Determine I1 . Provide your answer in rectangular form. [2]

Total Section 7: [10]

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4∠15◦ A −jX2 −jX2

Total Section 8: [14]

Grand Total : [94]

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