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Vendor
A control system with negative feedback is shown. 0000088090
Solving Time
<2
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
Yes
Status
What is the time-domain transfer function of the system? Active
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(A) e
−3t
sin t
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(B) e
−3t
cos t 07/23/2019 05:14:20
PM
(C) t + 3
2
Modified On
1 + (t + 3)
01/03/2020 08:33:15
(D) 1 PM
2 OTHER VERSIONS
1 + (t + 3)
03/27/2017 08:05:52 P
The answer is (B).
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Solution
12/11/2017 04:50:02 P
The control system circuit reduces to (/admin/questions/prev
07/10/2018 11:42:34 P
The problem statement specifies this is a negative feedback loop, so
07/23/2019 05:14:20 P
Y (s) s + 3
=
2
R (s) 1 + (s + 3)
DISCIPLINES
The inverse Laplace transform is
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Computer
C (t) s + 3
−1 −3t
= L ( ) = e cos t (/admin/questions/inde
2
R (t) 1 + (s + 3)
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A voltage of 40 sin 100t is impressed on the input of the filter circuit shown. 0000088958
Solving Time
<2
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
No
Status
Active
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12/11/2017 04:49:56
What is the amplitude of the output, vout? PM
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12/11/2017 04:49:56
(A) 0 V PM
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(B) 20 V
10/14/2019 10:52:38
(C) 28 V PM
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(D) 40 V
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The answer is (B).
Solution DISCIPLINES
The circuit is a low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of FE Electrical and

Computer
1 1
RC
=
(50 Ω)(200×10
−6
F)
= 100 rad/s (/admin/questions/inde
The input is at the cutoff frequency. The cutoff frequency is the half-power point, so the amplitude of the Electrical and Compute
–
output voltage is the input voltage divided by √2.
vin 40 V PE Electrical and

vout = = = 28.3 V (28 V)
– – Computer: Electronics,
√2 √2
Controls, and
Alternatively, the voltage can be found from the voltage divider concept. The reactance of the capacitor is Communications
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1 1
XC = −
ωC
= −
rad
−6
(100 )(200×10 F)
s Electrical and Compute
= −50 Ω Electronics, Controls, a
Communications)
The output amplitude is calculated using the voltage divider concept.
KNOWLEDGE AREAS
Circuit Analysis (DC an

AC Steady State)
|X | |X |
C C
vout = vin (
|R+jX |
C
) = vin (
2 2
) sfield=area&stext=Circ
√R +X
C
Analysis (DC and AC
|−50 Ω|
Steady State))
= (28.3 V) ( )
2 2
√ (50 Ω) +(−50 Ω)
Signal Processing
= 20.01 V (20 V)
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Processing)
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The circuit shown is to be used as a filter. The cutoff frequency each resistor-capacitor pair is 318 0000088962
Hz. Solving Time
<2
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
Yes
Status
Active
Created On
This circuit is a 03/27/2017 08:05:42
PM
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(A) low-pass filter 03/27/2017 08:05:42
PM
(B) high-pass filter
Modified On
(C) band-reject filter 07/23/2019 05:16:53
PM
(D) band-pass filter
OTHER VERSIONS
The answer is (D). DISCIPLINES
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R1 and C1 act as a low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 318 Hz. R2 and C2 act as a high-pass (/admin/questions/ind
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R1 and C1. Electrical and Compu
The combination acts as a band-pass filter because all frequencies significantly above and below
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318 Hz are attenuated.
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Controls, and
Communications
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Electronics, Controls
Communications)
KNOWLEDGE AREAS
Circuit Analysis (DC

AC Steady State)
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The JFET shown is operating in the saturation region. The drain supply voltage is 5 V, the saturation 0000089002
resistance is 1 kΩ, the drain-to-source saturation current is 2 mA, and the pinch-off voltage is −2 V. Solving Time
<2
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
Yes
Status
Active
Created On
07/10/2018 11:42:30
PM
Published On
07/10/2018 11:42:30
PM
Most nearly, what is the gate-to-drain voltage? Modified On
07/23/2019 05:16:59
Answers PM
(A) −3 V OTHER VERSIONS
(B) −2 V 07/10/2018 11:42:30 P

(C) 2 V
DISCIPLINES
(D) 0 V
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The answer is (A).
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Solution sfield=discipline&stext=
Because the gate and the source are tied together, the gate-to-source voltage, vGS , is zero. Find the drain Electrical and Compute
current using the equation for JFET performance in the saturation region.
KNOWLEDGE AREAS
2
i D = IDSS (1 − vGS /Vp )
Electronics
0 V
2
= (2 mA) (1 − )
Vp
sfield=area&stext=Elec
= 2 mA PRODUCTS USED IN

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Use Ohm’s law to find the saturation voltage.
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A circuit is constructed from four inductors as shown. 0000104859
Solving Time
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
No
Status
Archived
Created On
09/17/2018 09:10:00
Answers PM
(A) 8 mH Published On
09/17/2018 09:10:00
(B) 10 mH PM
(C) 12 mH Modified On
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(D) 15 mH PM
OTHER VERSIONS
The answer is (D).
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Find the equivalent inductance of inductor 3 and inductor 4 in parallel. DISCIPLINES

KNOWLEDGE AREAS
1 PRODUCTS USED IN
LP =
1/L1 + 1/L2 + ⋯ + 1/Ln
1 1
L34 = =
1 1 1 1
+ +
L3 L4 12 mH 4 mH
= 3 mH
The equivalent inductance, L34, is in series with inductor 2. The equivalent inductance of inductor 2 and
L34 in series is
LS = L1 + L2 + ⋯ + Ln
L234 = L2 + L34 = 27 mH + 3 mH
= 30 mH
The total inductance between terminals A and B is equivalent to L234 in parallel with inductor 1. The
equivalent inductance of inductor 1 and L234 in parallel is
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Two parallel conductors are located 1 m apart in free space. Each conductor carries a current 0000118365
of 10 A, but the two currents flow in opposite directions. Most nearly, what is the force per Solving Time
meter exerted by one conductor on the other?
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
No
Status
Active
Created On
09/17/2018 09:10:06
PM
Published On
09/17/2018 09:10:06
PM
Answers
Modified On
(A) 4.0 × 10–7 N/m 07/23/2019 05:16:48
PM
(B) 2.0 × 10–7 N/m
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(C) 1.0 × 10–6 N/m DISCIPLINES
KNOWLEDGE AREAS
(D) 2.0 × 10–5 N/m
PRODUCTS USED IN
The answer is (D).
Solution
Each conductor produces a magnetic field at the other conductor. Use the equation for
magnetic field strength on a wire, and solve for the magnetic flux density.
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Vendor
The switch in the series-RC circuit shown has been open for a long time, and there is no initial 0000123205
charge on the capacitor. Solving Time
Change to "8 kΩ"
Difficulty
easy
Quantitative?
No
Status
Active
Created On
09/17/2018 09:10:15
PM
The switch is closed at time t = 0 s. Most nearly, what is the current at time t = 0.4 s? Published On
09/17/2018 09:10:15
Answers
PM
(A) 1.0 mA Modified On
03/17/2020 09:27:48
(B) 2.1 mA
PM
(C) 2.4 mA OTHER VERSIONS
DISCIPLINES
(D) 3.4 mA
KNOWLEDGE AREAS
The answer is (D). PRODUCTS USED IN
Solution
Use the equation for transient current in an RC circuit. The exponent is
−0.4 s
−t/RC =
⎛ ⎞
Ω 25 μF
((8 kΩ)(1000 ))⎜ ⎟
⎜ ⎟
kΩ F
⎝ 106 ⎠
μF
= −2
The current at t = 0.4 s is
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Erratum: In the block diagram for problem 7, there should be an arrowhead going into the left side of
the third (from the right) summing junction (from the G1 G2 feedback path).
Response: The erratum is correct. Also, there should be an arrowhead entering the G1 block.
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A senior licensed professional engineer with 30 years of experience in geotechnical engineering is 0000088163
placed in charge of a multidisciplinary design team consisting of a structural group, a geotechnical Solving Time
group, and an environmental group. In this role, the engineer is responsible for supervising and
coordinating the efforts of the groups when working on large interconnected projects. In order to Difficulty
facilitate coordination, designs are prepared by the groups under the direct supervision of the group easy
leader, and then they are submitted to her for review and approval. This arrangement is ethical as Quantitative?
long as No
Status
Answers Active
(A) the engineer signs and seals each design segment only after being fully briefed by the Created On
appropriate group leader 05/07/2014 11:42:39
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(B) the engineer signs and seals only those design segments pertaining to geotechnical
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engineering
05/07/2014 11:42:39
(C) each design segment is signed and sealed by the licensed group leader responsible for its PM
preparation Modified On
01/03/2020 08:33:24
(D) the engineer signs and seals each design segment only after it has been reviewed by an
PM
independent consulting engineer who specializes in the field in which it pertains
OTHER VERSIONS
DISCIPLINES
The answer is (C).
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The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) Model Rules, states
Chemical)
that
Licensees may accept assignments and assume responsibility for coordination of an entire project FE Civil
provided that each technical segment is signed and sealed by the licensee responsible for (/admin/questions/ind
preparation of that technical segment. Model Rules, Secion 240.15, B3 sfield=discipline&stex
Civil)
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This is Chapter 33, Problem 8.

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This is Chapter 25, Problem 4.

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The circuit is a low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of FE Electrical and

vin 40 V PE Electrical and

Circuit Analysis (DC an

This is Chapter 25, Problem 2.

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This is Chapter 30, Problem 14.

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(B) −2 V 07/10/2018 11:42:30 P

= 2 mA PRODUCTS USED IN

This is Chapter 17, Problem 3.

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Find the equivalent inductance of inductor 3 and inductor 4 in parallel. DISCIPLINES

L234 = L2 + L34 = 27 mH + 3 mH

This is Chapter 20, Problem 7.

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This is Chapter 25, Problem 9.

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The current at t = 0.4 s is

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This is Chapter 44, Problem 6.

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