Final Examination Semester I SESSION 2014/2015: Confidential

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UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOG! HAUYSIA
FINAL EXAMINATION SEMESTER I

SESSION 2014/2015
COURSE CODE SKEE 1023
COURSE NAME CIRCUIT THEORY
LECTURERS ASSOC. PROF. DR. MOHAMED AFENDI BIN

MOHAMED PIAH
DR. DALILA BINTI MAT SAID
DR. MOHAMED SULTAN BIN MOHAMED ALI
DR. MOHD FAIRUS BIN MOHD YUSOF
DR. MOHD RODHI BIN SAHID
DR. NOURUDDEEN BASHIR UMAR
DR. PUSPAINAYAT BINTI KHALID
DR. SHAHRIN BIN MD. AYOB
MR. ALIAS BIN MOHD YUSOF
MS. SITI ZALEHA BINTI ABDUL HAMID
PROGRAMMES SKEE / SKEL / SKEM
SECTIONS 01 / 02 / 03 / 04 / 05 / 06 / 07 / 08 / 09 /10
TIME 2 HOURS 30 MINUTES
DATE 04 JANUARY 2015
INSTRUCTION TO CANDIDATE PART A : COMPULSORY

PART B : ANSWER THREE (3) QUESTIONS ONLY.
THIS EXAMINATION BOOKLET CONSISTS OF 8 PAGES INCLUDING THE FRONT COVER

SKEE 1023
PART A: CO M PU LSO RY
Q.l (a) Sketch an ideal non-inverting op amp schematic circuit and label all its
parameters. Derive the equation relating its voltage output Vo and voltage input v,.
(5 marks)
(b) Determine in the op amp circuit of Figure Q .lb.
(7 marks)
4.7k Q 10k Q
-8 V
(c) Referring to op amp circuit in Figure Q .lc, determine the value o f R that will give
an output current ig of 2.5 mA.
(13 marks)
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Q.2 (a) Redraw the circuit o f Figure Q2.a to prove it is a planar circuit.
(5 marks)
60
(b) Determine K of Figure Q.2b when the power absorbed by 2 resistor is 50 Watt.
(8 marks)
^ii
16 V
(c) Referring to circuit o f Figure Q.2c

(i) Using Mesh or Nodal analysis, determine the power absorbed or delivered
by the dependent current source.
(8 marks)
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(ii) Calculate voltage if the 4 Q resistor is short circuited.
(4 marks)
1Q
Q.3 (a) (i) Show how Norton equivalent circuit can be derived from a Thevenin
equivalent circuit.
(3 marks)
(ii) Define maximum power transfer and the condition o f the load value for the
maximum power transfer.
(2 marks)
(b) By using superposition technique, calculate the power delivered by the current
source 5 mA o f Figure Q.3b.
(10 marks)
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(c) Consider the circuit o f Figure Q3.c. By using Thevenin theorem, find the power
absorbed by 1 Q resistor. If the 1 Q resistor is changed with 5 Q, calculate the new
power absorbed by the 5 Q resistor.
(JO marks)
4Q
6
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Q.4 (a) Two sinusoidal signals o f voltages are given as follows:
V, = 7 cos (10/+ 40°) V

vj = -4 5in(lO ?-65°)V
(i) Calculate the phase angle between the two signals and state which sinusoid
is leading.
(2 marks)
(ii) Determine Vt = (vi + V2) in cosine function.
(2 marks)
(iii) What is the phase difference between v, and V2?
(1 marks)
(b) A 90 Q resistor, a 52 mH inductor, and a capacitor with unknown value are

connected in series across the terminals o f a sinusoidal voltage source. The steady-
state expression for the source voltage, is 125 cos (5000t - 60°) V.
(i) Find the value o f capacitance that yields a steady-state output current i from
the source with a phase angle o f -125°.
(5 marks)
(ii) What is the magnitude of the steady-state output current /?
(1 marks)
(iii) Construct the frequency-domain (phasor-domain) equivalent circuit.
(1 marks)
(c) Consider the circuit of Figure Q4.c. By using Nodal or Mesh analysis, determine
v(t) and i(t).
(13 marks)
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Q5 (a) Explain, in your own words, the principle of Superposition. Give one circuit
example where the principle of Superposition is the only approach to analyse a
circuit.
(5 marks)
(b) Consider the circuit in Figure Q5.b. The current io is the current that flows through
30 Q resistor.
(i) Find io using Thevenin OR Norton theorem.

(12 marks)
(ii) What is the new value of io if a resistor o f 60 Q is added in parallel with 30 Q
resistor.
(5 marks)
(iii) Calculate the percentage difference between io o f part (i) and part (ii).
(3 marks)
0.1 Vo
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Trigonometric Identities Integrals
1) sin 0 = cos (9O°-0) = - cos (9O°+0) 1)
2) sin 0 = sin(18O°-0) 2 ) J^10dt = 10t
3) sin (-0) = -sin 0 3) (^tdt = -

Jo :
4) cos (-0) = cos 0 4) J^sin t dt = -cos t
-cos^rt
5) ta n 0 = -tan(18O°-0) sin dt = ■
6) sin { a ± P ) = sinocos/? ± cososin/? 6 ) ^sin cyt da/t = -cos ajt
7) cos(or ±P) = cosacosyS + sinosiny^ 7) J^cos t dt = sin t

0
ps ^ ta n a ± ta n ^ s in ^
8) tan(or ± 3 ) = --------------—
l + tanatan/5 «)jl'rcos^rtdt = 71
9) s i n ^ Icos ftXd<yt = sin ciX
2^ (l + cos2^)
10) cos 6 =
L
11) sin 20 = 2sin 0 COS 0
12) COS 20 ==cos^ 0 - sin^ 0
13) sin^ 0 + cos^ 0 = 1
14) sin(ffit+ ;z/2) = cos
15) cos{aA-7iJ2) = smoA

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CONFIDENTIAL

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOG! HAUYSIA

FINAL EXAMINATION SEMESTER I

COURSE CODE SKEE 1023

COURSE NAME CIRCUIT THEORY

LECTURERS ASSOC. PROF. DR. MOHAMED AFENDI BIN

PROGRAMMES SKEE / SKEL / SKEM

TIME 2 HOURS 30 MINUTES

DATE 04 JANUARY 2015

INSTRUCTION TO CANDIDATE PART A : COMPULSORY

THIS EXAMINATION BOOKLET CONSISTS OF 8 PAGES INCLUDING THE FRONT COVER

(c) Referring to circuit o f Figure Q.2c

Q.4 (a) Two sinusoidal signals o f voltages are given as follows:

V, = 7 cos (10/+ 40°) V

(b) A 90 Q resistor, a 52 mH inductor, and a capacitor with unknown value are

(i) Find io using Thevenin OR Norton theorem.

Trigonometric Identities Integrals

1) sin 0 = cos (9O°-0) = - cos (9O°+0) 1)

2) sin 0 = sin(18O°-0) 2 ) J^10dt = 10t

3) sin (-0) = -sin 0 3) (^tdt = -

6) sin { a ± P ) = sinocos/? ± cososin/? 6 ) ^sin cyt da/t = -cos ajt

7) cos(or ±P) = cosacosyS + sinosiny^ 7) J^cos t dt = sin t

9) s i n ^ Icos ftXd<yt = sin ciX

12) COS 20 ==cos^ 0 - sin^ 0

13) sin^ 0 + cos^ 0 = 1

14) sin(ffit+ ;z/2) = cos

15) cos{aA-7iJ2) = smoA

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