EV101 Electrical Principles USCI UNIVERSITY MAY-AUG 2014

ASSIGNMENT 1 REQUIREMENTS
1. Consists 10%
2. The assignment should be WORD processed on one-side of A4 paper
3. !ont" Times #e$ Roman% &i'e" 1(
4. )roperl* and securel* bound +&tapled three times at the side,% no comb-
binding
5. The assignment MUST be submitted on 09 July 2014 by 12.30 pm.
6. !te "ubmi""ion o# !""ignment $ill be pen!li%ed
&. #ame of the &tudent% &tudent -D% must be reflected on a separate co.er sheet
attached to the assignment
'. #o toleration for plagiarism/cheating
9. This is a group assignment and the each group must consist of a ma0imum 1
students/group
EV101 Electrical Principles USCI UNIVERSITY MAY-AUG 2014
QUESTION 1
By using the concept of mesh analysis, students are required to find the following:
a) Currents I1, I2, I3, I4, and I
!) "oltage drop across the two 2 # resistors respecti$ely%
c) &ower generated at the two 2 # resistors respecti$ely%
'3( mar)s)
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Question 2
,n attenuator is an interface circuit that reduces the $oltage le$el without changing the output
resistance%
a) By specifying -
s
and -
p
of the interface circuit, design an attenuator that will meet the
following requirements:
"
o
."
g
/ (%12 -
eq
/ -
01
/ -
g
/ 1(( #
!) 2sing the interface designed in part 'a), calculate the current through a load of
-
3
/ ( # when "
g
/ 12 "
'1( mar)s)
EV101 Electrical Principles USCI UNIVERSITY MAY-AUG 2014
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Question 3
4etermine the 5
0
, I and the power generated across the -3 and -C for the circuit shown !elow:
'1( mar)s)
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Question 4
4etermine the equi$alent impedance, 5
,B
and use this to find the current I% (Correction: Plese
re!lce t"e unit #enr$ %it" o"&' T"is %$( t"ere is no nee) *or $ou to ssu&e n$ + ,lue-
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'1 mar)s)
EV101 Electrical Principles USCI UNIVERSITY MAY-AUG 2014
Question .
Based on the figure shown !elow, determine the total impedance referring to the primary side%
,lso, determine the phasor currents and $oltages on !oth primary and secondary and determine
the power deli$ered to the load on the secondary side%
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'2( mar)s)
EV101 Electrical Principles USCI UNIVERSITY MAY-AUG 2014