EE-6202 - Electric Circuits Theory oed answer key
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The s2+sRc+1Lc=0sRc+1Lc=0is called the _____________ of the differential equation
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Characteristic equation
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
In the circuit belowWill the response be overdamped, underdamped, or critically damped?
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Overdamped
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
A ____________ consists of two conducting plates separated by an insulator (or dielectric)
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Capacitor
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The interconnected impedances can be reduced to a single equivalent impedances by means of a
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Norton equivalent circuits(incorrect)
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The phasor voltage at the terminals of a resistor is the resistance times the phasor current
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True
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The rules for combining impedances in series or parallel are the same as those for resistors
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The rules for delta-to-wye transformations for impedances are the same as those for resistors
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The switch in the circuit below has been open for a long time At t = 0 the switch is closed Determine\(i_0(0)\)
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The switch in the circuit below has been open for a long time At t = 0 the switch is closed Determine\(i_0(t)\)
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The equations for resonant and damped radian frequencies for the series and the parallel RLC circuit are the same
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The equation for neper frequency of the series RLC circuit is the same as the equation of the parallel RLC circuit
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
If a 6-µf capacitor is connected to a voltage source with v(t) =20 sin 3000t V, determine the current through the capacitor
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
In the circuit below, the voltage and current expressions arev=160e−10tVv=160e−10tV,t≥0+t≥0+,i=64e−10tAi=64e−10tA,t≥0t≥0 Find R
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
This allows us to exchange a voltage source and a series impedance for a current source and a parallel impedance and vice versa
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The equationi1+i2++in=0i1+i2++in=0is the statement of Kirchhoff’s current law as it applies to a set of sinusoidal currents in the
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The equationv1+v2++vn=0v1+v2++vn=0is the statement of Kirchhoff’s voltage law as it applies to a set of sinusoidal voltages in the
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The time required for the sinusoidal function to pass through all its possible values is referred to as the____________of the cycle
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2
The basic circuit analysis and tools covered in Electric Circuit Theory 1 cannot be used to analyze circuits in the frequency domain
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Awesome StudentQuestion • Electric Circuits Theory 2