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· 261-265 · 266-270 · 271-275 · 276-280 · 281-285 · 286-290 · 291-295 · 296-300 · 301-305 · 306-310 · 311-313 ·See attached file for full problem description. I think th problem is solvable by observation f. use the property that at low frequency the inductors act like a short circ and open circ in high freq. Vice versa for capacitors.
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
129445
OTA ID:
105303
In the NEMA(NEC) code there is a procedure to size fuses, motor starters, and overloads knowing full load amps. How is this done using ohms law. Say full load amps is 2.6A which we have at work. We looked at the NEMA code and it said do 125% times 2.6A then 125% times that , but using ohms law what is going on? To know what fuse need, overload devices, etc? This NEMA shortcut in the end says use a 10amp fuse, but how know multiply by 125% using ohms law?
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
129536
OTA ID:
102922
Find the power dissipated in the resistor
Vs(t)=Acos(w1t)+Bcos(w2t). See attached file for full problem description.
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
134052
OTA ID:
104967
Opamp transfer function magnitude and phase.
Consider the circuit. The opamp is ideal. Find the transfer function H(w)=Vo(w)/Vs(w). Find the magnitude and phase of H(w). Plot the magnitude (dB) and phase of H(w) on a Bode plot (vs log w). What type of filter is this? See attached file for full problem description.
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
134060
OTA ID:
105303
Consider the unity gain inverter made with an opamp. The opamp is ideal except A(w) = B/jw where B, the unit gain bandwidth of the opamp, is a constant (rps). Find the transfer function H(w)=V0(w).Vs(w) as a function of A. Substitute the expression for A(w) and find the magnitude and phase of H(w). Plot the magnitude (dB) and phase of H(w) on a Bode plot (vs log w). See attached file for full problem description.
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electrical and Electronic Circuits
Posting ID:
134062
OTA ID:
105303
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