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    This document contains review questions for circuits analysis covering multiple topics: 1) It provides circuit diagrams and asks questions about capacitive reactance, inductive reactance, impedance, current, voltage, and power calculations for various R, L, C components. 2) Additional questions involve expressing a voltage waveform as a phasor, finding a corresponding current from a complex impedance, combining multiple voltage sources, and calculating equivalent reactance values. 3) Mesh analysis, superposition, Thevenin's theorem, and nodal analysis techniques are tested through circuit problems, finding equivalent impedances, currents, and voltages. Maximum power transfer to a load is also analyzed.

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    This document contains review questions for circuits analysis covering multiple topics: 1) It provides circuit diagrams and asks questions about capacitive reactance, inductive reactance, impedance, current, voltage, and power calculations for various R, L, C components. 2) Additional questions involve expressing a voltage waveform as a phasor, finding a corresponding current from a complex impedance, combining multiple voltage sources, and calculating equivalent reactance values. 3) Mesh analysis, superposition, Thevenin's theorem, and nodal analysis techniques are tested through circuit problems, finding equivalent impedances, currents, and voltages. Maximum power transfer to a load is also analyzed.

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    This document contains review questions for circuits analysis covering multiple topics: 1) It provides circuit diagrams and asks questions about capacitive reactance, inductive reactance, impedance, current, voltage, and power calculations for various R, L, C components. 2) Additional questions involve expressing a voltage waveform as a phasor, finding a corresponding current from a complex impedance, combining multiple voltage sources, and calculating equivalent reactance values. 3) Mesh analysis, superposition, Thevenin's theorem, and nodal analysis techniques are tested through circuit problems, finding equivalent impedances, currents, and voltages. Maximum power transfer to a load is also analyzed.

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    CIRCUITS2 REVIEW QUESTIONS NO.

    PART I

    For Figure A below, let ω = 10 rad/s, answer questions nos. 1-3. For Figure B below, answer questions nos. 4-5.

    Figure A Figure B

    1. The capacitive reactance is


    2. The inductive reactance is
    3. The Zin is
    4. The Zin is
    5. The Yin is

    For Figure above, answer question nos. 6-10.

    6. Find the current I1.


    7. In terminal a and b, what is the impedance?
    8. Find the current I2.
    9. Determine the total impedance.
    10. Compute the total current of the circuit.

    For Figure above, answer question nos. 11-15.


    11. What is the impedance of 2 mH and 20 Ω?
    12. Find the susceptance of 50 µF.
    13. Determine the voltage across the 20 Ω resistor. Find the total admittance of the circuit.
    14. Find the total admittance of the circuit.
    15. Compute the i(t).

    For Figure above, answer the question nos. 16-20.

    16. For the given Io = 2 /_0o A, what is the voltage drop across the j2 Ω inductor?
    17. Determine the equivalent impedance of 2 Ω, -j2 Ω, and j4 Ω shown in the circuit.
    18. Find the voltage in j4 Ω inductor.
    19. Calculate the total current of the circuit.
    20. Compute the voltage source, VS, of the circuit.

    PART II

    1. Express v(t) = -7 cos(3t – 70) V as phasor


    2. Find the corresponding sinusoid I = j(5 – j12) A
    3. If v1 = -10 sin(ώt + 30o) V and v2 = 20 cos(ώt -45o) V, find v(t) = v1 + v2.
    4. If C = 7 µF and T = 20 ms, what is the equivalent capacitive reactance?
    5. If L = 5 mH and T = 16.6 ms, what is the equivalent inductive reactance?
    6. In below, let vs1 = 120 cos (100t + 90o) V and vs2 = 80 cos 100t V. Use the mesh analysis to compute the Vo.
    CIRCUITS2 REVIEW QUESTIONS NO. 2

    PART I

    FIGURE 1

    For numbers 1-2. In Figure 1 used the superposition method to find the required values.

    1. What is the current flowing to 4 Ω if the voltage source 10 sin (t – 30 o) is operating?


    2. Determine the io in the circuit if the current source 2 cos 3t is operating.

    FIGURE 2

    For numbers 3-5. In Figure 2 used the Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorem to find the required values.

    3. The VTH of the circuit.


    4. The ZTH at terminals ab.
    5. Find IN of the circuit.
    FIGURE 3

    For numbers 6-8. In Figure 3 used the Norton’s theorem to find the required values.

    6. Find ZN
    7. Determine IN
    8. Compute io

    PART II

    1. In Figure 4, use the method of source transformation to find I x.


    2. It is desired to transfer maximum power to the load Z in the circuit of Figure 5. Find Z and the maximum
    power. Let is = 5 cos 40t A.
    3. Calculate Vo in the circuit shown below in Figure 6. Use nodal analysis.

    FIGURE 4

    FIGURE 5
    FIGURE 6

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