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Circuit Analysis
Introduction to Circuit Analysis and Design
316 SOLVED PROBLEMS
Question: 2.11
A copper wire is heated from 25ºC to 100ºC. What is the percent increase in resistivity? ...
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From Table 2.3 , the resistivity and temperature ...
Question: 19.2
Refer to Fig. 19.10. Assume R=100kΩ and C=1nF . Specify the external resistors RG,RF,RQ to obtain a bandpass filter having center frequency fc=10kHz , bandwidth W=500 Hz , and maximum passband gain KBP=100 . Construct a plot of gain versus frequency as a check on the design. ...
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From (19.50) we find
\begin{aligned} R_F ...
Question: 16.8
Find the peak amplitudes of the first three non-zero terms in the amplitude phase Fourier series for a symmetric triangular wave having peak amplitude x0=10 V and period T=2 ms . ...
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From Table 16.2 , the Fourier coefficients for a ...
Question: 15.23
The voltage transfer function for a certain highpass circuit is Hν= jf/f0 / 1+jf/f0 Use the maximum passband gain as the reference gain and find the half-power width of the stopband. ...
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The squared voltage gain is given by
A_ν{ ...
Question: 15.22
The voltage transfer function for a certain lowpass circuit is Hν=1/1+jf/f0 Use the dc gain as the reference gain and find the half-power bandwidth of the circuit. ...
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The squared voltage gain is given by
A_ν^2...
Question: 13.22
In the circuit shown in Fig. 13.37, the source output resistance is Ro=100Ω and the load resistance is RL=10Ω. The source voltage is sinusoidal, with frequency f=60 Hz . Find the values of the inductance L and capacitance C in the L-section matching circuit for which maximum power is ...
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Because the source resistance is larger than the l...
Question: 12.43
In Fig. 12.38, i(t)=I1cos(ω1t)+I2cos(ω2t+θ) , where ω1≠ω2. Use superposition to obtain an expression for the voltage ν . ...
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Let
\tilde{I}_1=I_1 \angle 0, \tilde{I}_2=...
Question: 8.11
In Fig. 8.23, both switches are open for t<0 , and νC(0−)=0 . Switch S1 is closed at t=0 and switch S2 is closed at t=t1 . Obtain an expression for the voltage νC(t) across the capacitor. ...
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We use (8.23) (twice). We are given
ν_C\lef...
Question: 19.5
Using three VCVS sections in cascade, design a six-pole lowpass Bessel filter having half-power frequency f 0 =10kHz and minimum input impedance (magnitude) greater than 100kΩ. ...
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From Table 19.1, the values of the scale factor λ ...
Question: 3.16
Using superposition, obtain an expression for the current ix in the circuit shown in Fig. 3.44(a). ...
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We first find the current i due to the voltage s...
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