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    This document provides examples and problems related to calculating values for alternating current (AC) signals. 1) An example calculates the average value as 6.37 A and the root mean square (RMS) value as 7.07 A for an AC signal with a peak value of 10 A. 2) Another example finds the instantaneous voltage of 283 V when an AC generator's coil is rotated to π/3 rad, given a peak voltage of 283V. 3) A third example determines that an AC signal with an instantaneous voltage of 283sin(628.3t) V has a frequency of 100 Hz. The document then provides multiple choice and calculation problems involving determining frequencies, periods

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    This document provides examples and problems related to calculating values for alternating current (AC) signals. 1) An example calculates the average value as 6.37 A and the root mean square (RMS) value as 7.07 A for an AC signal with a peak value of 10 A. 2) Another example finds the instantaneous voltage of 283 V when an AC generator's coil is rotated to π/3 rad, given a peak voltage of 283V. 3) A third example determines that an AC signal with an instantaneous voltage of 283sin(628.3t) V has a frequency of 100 Hz. The document then provides multiple choice and calculation problems involving determining frequencies, periods

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    Tutorial 1 - Alternative Quantities: Ex1. An Alternating Current Has A Peak Value of 10A. Find The Average Value and Ans

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    This document provides examples and problems related to calculating values for alternating current (AC) signals. 1) An example calculates the average value as 6.37 A and the root mean square (RMS) value as 7.07 A for an AC signal with a peak value of 10 A. 2) Another example finds the instantaneous voltage of 283 V when an AC generator's coil is rotated to π/3 rad, given a peak voltage of 283V. 3) A third example determines that an AC signal with an instantaneous voltage of 283sin(628.3t) V has a frequency of 100 Hz. The document then provides multiple choice and calculation problems involving determining frequencies, periods

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    Tutorial 1 - Alternative Quantities

    Ex1. An alternating current has a peak value of 10A. Find the average value and r.m.s. value? Ans. Given Im = 10A

    I a .v . = 0.637 I m = 0.637 10 A = 6.37 A


    voltage produced by an a.c. generator has a peak value of 283V. IThe r . m . s . = 0.707 I m = 0.707 10 A = 7.07 A Calculate the instantaneous voltage when the coil is rotated to /3 rad Ex2. with respects to the magnetic field? Ans. Given Vm = 283V, = /3 rad

    180 =
    3
    180 = 60 3

    e = 283sin volt = 283sin60= 245 V Ex3. The instantaneous value of an alternating e.m.f. is given by e = 283sin(628.3 t) volt Calculate the frequency of above signal and the instantaneous voltage at t = 0.0075 second? Ans. Given Vm = 283V, = 628.3
    = 2f

    f =

    628.3 = = 100 Hz or 0.1kHz 2 2 e = 283sin(628.3 t) volt (remember radian)

    = 283V

    Tutorial problems: A. 1. Multiple-choices questions The type of alternating wave shape is the a. Sine wave c. Square wave

    b. d.

    Triangular wave Rectangular wave

    2.

    The peak-to-peak value of a sine wave is equal to a. 0.637 times the r.m.s. value b. c. 0.707 time the r.m.s. value d.

    Twice the r.m.s. value Twice the peak value

    3.

    What is the frequency of a sine wave that has a cycle time of 10 ms ? a. 1 kHz b. 10 kHz c. 100 Hz d. 1 MHz The peak value of a 220V (r.m.s.) sine wave is a. 110V b. c. 220V d. What is the period time of a 50 Hz sine wave? a. 10 ms b. c. 20 ms d. The average value of a 220V (r.m.s.) sine wave is a. 198.2V b. c. 180.1V d. Questions Calculate the frequency for each of the following values of time: a. 1 s b. 10 s c. 10 ms d. 10 ns Calculate the periods of the following sine wave frequencies: a. 100 kHz b. 1 Hz c. 1 MHz d. 1 GHz Given a sine wave of 100V peak value, calculate a. the r.m.s. voltage b. the average voltage c. the peak-to-peak voltage Given a sine wave of 1.5A r.m.s. current, calculate

    4.

    282.8V 311.1V

    5.

    100 ms 200 ms

    6.

    127.4V 140.1V

    B. 7.

    8.

    9.

    10

    a. the peak current

    b. the average current

    c. the peak-to-peak current

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