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EE2001 Circuit Analysis Assignment 1

This document contains an assignment for the circuit analysis course EE2001. It includes 4 problems analyzing different circuits in the time and frequency domains. Problem 1 involves sketching a capacitor voltage waveform based on a given current, and computing the capacitor energy. Problem 2 analyzes an inductor current after a switch change using time domain methods. Problem 3 similarly analyzes another inductor current using initial conditions. Problem 4 involves determining a transfer function for a given circuit using s-domain analysis. The assignment was prepared by Assistant Professor Justin Dauwels for the year 2016.

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EE2001 Circuit Analysis Assignment 1

This document contains an assignment for the circuit analysis course EE2001. It includes 4 problems analyzing different circuits in the time and frequency domains. Problem 1 involves sketching a capacitor voltage waveform based on a given current, and computing the capacitor energy. Problem 2 analyzes an inductor current after a switch change using time domain methods. Problem 3 similarly analyzes another inductor current using initial conditions. Problem 4 involves determining a transfer function for a given circuit using s-domain analysis. The assignment was prepared by Assistant Professor Justin Dauwels for the year 2016.

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EE2001 Circuit Analysis

Assignment 1
Year : 2016

Prepared by : Asst. Prof. Justin Dauwels

1. (a). Sketch the waveform of the voltage across the capacitor Vc (t) in the range t [0, 10] s for the circuit
given in the figure 1(a). The capacitor contains an initial voltage Vc (0 ) = +3 V. The waveform of
the current i(t) is given in the figure 1(b). Compute the energy stored in the capacitor at t = 10 s.
i(t)

i(t) (A)
10

Vc (t)
Vc (0 ) = +3 V

2F

10
t (s)

-5
(a)

(b)

Figure 1: (a) Circuit diagram for the Problem 1(a). (b) Waveform of the current i(t).

1. (b). Derive the expression for the voltage across the capacitor Vc (t) for t > 0 for the circuit given in the
figure 2. From the expression of Vc (t), obtain the following:
(i) time constant of this circuit,
(ii) voltage across the capacitor immediately after the switch is closed, i.e., Vc (0+ ), and
(iii) steady state value of Vc (t), i.e., Vc (t = ).
t=0

R1
+

R2

Vc (t)

Figure 2: Circuit diagram for the Problem 1. (b).

2. The switch in the circuit shown in the figure 3 has been at position 1 for a long time. At t = 0, it is
moved to the position 2. Use the time domain analysis method to determine the current across the
inductor for t > 0. Compute the energy stored in the inductor at t = 1/3 s.
Switch S
t = 0
2
1

10 V

15

iL (t)

2A

10 F

5H

Figure 3: Circuit diagram for the Problem 2.


3. Consider the circuit shown in the figure 4. The switch S has been open for a long time and is closed
at t = 0. Use the time domain analysis to determine the complete expression for the current iL (t) for
t > 0. Hint: Use the initial conditions to compute the value of the constants.
Switch S
t = 0
iL (t)

15 mA

Vc (t)
5 F

30

0.1 H

Figure 4: Circuit diagram for the Problem 3.


4. For the circuit shown in the figure 5, use the s-domain analysis to determine the following transfer
function:
V0 (s)
H(s) =
.
Vi (s)
0.5 H
+
+

5 mA

Vi

80

10 F

V0

Figure 5: Circuit diagram for the Problem 4.

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