Villanova University

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

ECE 2054: Fundamentals of EE II

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Outline of Topic 2 Course Notes

Complex Frequency Analysis & Network Function

Review of Time-domain Approach to Find Particular Solution

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Phasor Representation of Signal

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Ohms Law Formulas in Complex Frequency Domain

Kirchhoff's Laws in Complex Frequency Domain

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Complex Frequency Domain Circuit Analysis to Find Particular Solution

Network Function from Complex Frequency Domain Circuit

Network Function Approach to Find Particular Solution

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Review of Time-domain Approach to Find Homogeneous Solution

Natural Frequencies, Poles, and Zeros

Pliers- and Solder-entry Methods to Find Poles of Network Function

Complete Response Via Complex Frequency Domain Techniques

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Villanova University 1 of 2 ECE 2054: Fundamentals of EE II
Electrical and Computer Engineering Spring 2008
Dr. Mercede
Homework 5: Complex Frequency Analysis & Network Functions
Deadline: Friday, February 22

Problem 1 of 2 - Find the network function H (s) = Io (s ) V i (s ), and use it to find the
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complete response (i.e. homogeneous plus particular solutions) io (t ) for each type of

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input voltage vi ( t ) . Show all work to receive credit.

(Note: Each vi ( t ) includes a unit step function, u ( t ) , initiated at t = 0, causing vi ( t ) to

be zero for t ≤ 0 −. )

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(a) vi ( t ) = 10 e −5 ×10 t cos(75 × 103 t − ) u ( t ) in volts for t in seconds.
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(b) vi ( t ) = 10 2 cos(5 ×10 4 t − ) u ( t ) in volts for t in seconds.
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(c) vi ( t ) = 10 e − 2 ×10 t u ( t ) in volts for t in seconds.

(d) v i ( t ) = 10 u ( t ) in volts.

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(c) i o ( t ) = ×10−3 e −5 ×10 t − ×10−3 e − 2 ×10 t in A for t in s.
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Villanova University 2 of 2 ECE 2054: Fundamentals of EE II
Electrical and Computer Engineering Spring 2008
Dr. Mercede
Homework 5: Complex Frequency Analysis & Network Functions
Deadline: Friday, February 22

Problem 2 of 2 - Find the form of the unforced response (i.e. homogeneous solution
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v oh ( t ) = A1 e − 2 ×10 t + A 2 e −10 t for t in seconds
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