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    This document provides instructions for several circuit analysis problems: 1) Find the natural frequencies of two circuits by finding the zeros of the determinant of the mesh/node basis matrix. Check if the order of the circuits matches the number of initial conditions. 2) Construct Bode plots for three transfer functions. 3) Determine how many periods are needed for the envelope of the zero-input response of an RLC circuit to reduce to 10%, 1%, and 0.1% of its initial peak value, given a Q value of 500. 4) Analyze the step response, impulse response, zero-state response, and possibility of eliminating transients for a parallel RLC circuit under different input

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    This document provides instructions for several circuit analysis problems: 1) Find the natural frequencies of two circuits by finding the zeros of the determinant of the mesh/node basis matrix. Check if the order of the circuits matches the number of initial conditions. 2) Construct Bode plots for three transfer functions. 3) Determine how many periods are needed for the envelope of the zero-input response of an RLC circuit to reduce to 10%, 1%, and 0.1% of its initial peak value, given a Q value of 500. 4) Analyze the step response, impulse response, zero-state response, and possibility of eliminating transients for a parallel RLC circuit under different input

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    EC2015 Electric Circuits and Networks - Tutorial 6

    September7th , 2018

    1. All plots must be roughly to scale 2. Construct the Bode plots for the following
    transfer functions
    2. Key x and y axis values must be marked
    s(s+100)
    (a) H(s) =
    1. Find the natural frequencies of the following (s+2)(s+20)

    circuits by finding the zeros of the determi- (b) H(s) = (s+10)(s+40)


    s2 (s+100)
    nant of either the mesh/node basis matrix.
    In each case, check if the order of the cir- (s+10)(s+200)
    (c) H(s) = (s+20)2 (s+1000)
    cuit (no. of natural frequencies) corresponds
    to the number of independent initial condi- 3. Given an RLC circuit with a Q of 500, how
    tions. many periods need one wait to have the en-
    + v - velop of the zero-input response reduced to
    10 percent, 1 percent and 0.1 pecent of ts
    1Ω 1F 1Ω 1F 1Ω peak value during the first period? In each
    case give an answer to the nearest 1/2 period.
    C2

    + 4. A parallel RLC circuit has ωo = 10rad/s,


    v1 C1 R1 R2 C3
    -
    gm v1 Q = 1/2 and C = 1F . The initial conditions
    are vC (0) = 2V and iL (0) = 5A.
    1F
    (a) Find the zero input response.
    1Ω
    (b) The input is a current source is con-
    2F 1H + 2Ω 1H
    − nected in parallel to the network. De-
    termine the step and impulse response
    1F 4H (c) If the input is is = cos 2t u(t), find the
    zero state and the total response

    1Ω 2Ω 4Ω (d) With input at is = cos 2t u(t), is it pos-


    sible to choose initial conditions so that
    there is no transient?

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