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2020-Spring - Midterm Exam

The document is a midterm exam for a basic electrical engineering course consisting of 6 questions worth a total of 60 marks. Question 1 involves calculating equivalent resistances in a circuit. Question 2 involves calculating current and power in another circuit. Question 3 involves using mesh analysis to find currents. Question 4 involves using superposition to find a current. Question 5 uses source transformation to find a voltage. Question 6 uses Thevenin's theorem to analyze another circuit.

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2020-Spring - Midterm Exam

The document is a midterm exam for a basic electrical engineering course consisting of 6 questions worth a total of 60 marks. Question 1 involves calculating equivalent resistances in a circuit. Question 2 involves calculating current and power in another circuit. Question 3 involves using mesh analysis to find currents. Question 4 involves using superposition to find a current. Question 5 uses source transformation to find a voltage. Question 6 uses Thevenin's theorem to analyze another circuit.

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EE-251 Basic Electrical Engineering

SPRING 2020
( March 8, 2020- 17:00_19:00)
Midterm Exam
Student Name
ID No.
Section
Instructor Name
Max. Marks Q1 (XX) Q2 (6) Q3 (XX) Q4 (10) Q5 (10) Q6 (10) Total (60)
Obtained
Marks
Question1:
For the circuit shown in the figure above, find the equivalent resistance between:

8 2
a b

10  6 1

i. Terminals a-c
Rac = ( ( (2+1) || 6 ) + 8 ) || 10

Rac = 5 

ii. Terminals b-c


Rbc = ( ( (8+10) || 6 ) + 2 ) || 1

Rbc = 0.867 

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Question2: (6 m)
For the circuit in figure 2, calculate the current I and find the power by each element and
determine whether it is absorbed or supplied

Fig.2

i. I=
ii. P1=
iii. P2=
iv. P3=
v. P4=
vi. P5=

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Question3:
Use mesh analysis to calculate the following currents for the circuit fig. 3:

i. I1, I2
ii. IA, IB, IC, ID, IE, IF

Fig.3

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Question4:
Use the superposition principle to find Ix. (10 m)

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Question5:
Use source transformation to find v0 in the circuit of Figure below. (10 m)

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Question6: For the circuit shown in the figure 5 (10 m)

Fig.5
iii. Find the Thevenin’s resistance Rth at the terminal a-b. (2 m)

iv. Find the Thevenin’s voltage source Vth at the terminal a-b . (4 m)

v. Find RL for maximum power deliverable to RL. (1 m)

vi. Determine that maximum power. (1 m)

vii. Deduce the Nortorn’s equivalent circuit at the terminal a-b (2 m)


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Solution:

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