ECE 201

Summer 2015
Homework Sets 1 32
HW Set
#1
Due T 6/16

1. Chapter 1 prob. 1
2. Chapter 1 prob. 6 (Change: Use the interval 0 t 10 s.)
3. Chapter 1 prob. 7(a) & (b)

HW Set #2
Due W 6/17

1. Chapter 1 prob. 11
2. Chapter 1 prob. 13
3. Chapter 1 prob. 19 (Use the relative resistivity of Ni in Table 1.2, together
with the absolute resistivity of Cu.
4. Chapter 1 prob. 29
5. Chapter 1 prob. 36

HW Set #3
Due Th 6/18

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Chapter 2 prob. 4
Chapter 2 prob. 7
Chapter 2 prob. 12
Chapter 2 prob. 16

HW Set #4
Due F 6/19

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Chapter 2 prob. 31
Chapter 2 prob. 33
Chapter 2 prob. 34 (Correction: Use the circuit of Figure P2.34.)
Chapter 2 prob. 38 (Correction: I1 = 0.8 Iin, rather than 0.81 Iin)
Chapter 2 prob. 46 (Circuits (a-c) are on the top left, top right, and bottom,
respectively.)

HW Set #5
Due M 6/22

1. Chapter 2 prob. 61 (Two of these plots could represent either a non-ideal

current source or a non-ideal voltage source. Choose the plot that is the closer
to the ideal source in each case.)
2. Chapter 2 prob. 62 (Change: Instead of Pload = 100 Pin, let Pload = 10 Pin.)
3. Chapter 2 prob. 63

HW Set #6
Due T 6/23

1. Chapter 3 prob. 2
2. Chapter 3 prob. 5
3. Chapter 3 prob. 7

HW Set #7
Due W 6/24

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Chapter 3 prob. 14 (Correction: Relabel (c) (b), (d) (c), and (e) (d).)
Chapter 3 prob. 26
Chapter 3 prob. 35
Chapter 3 prob. 40
Chapter 3 prob. 44

HW Set #8
Due Th 6/25

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Chapter 5 prob. 4
Chapter 5 prob. 11
Chapter 5 prob. 20
Chapter 5 prob. 23

HW Set #9
Due F 6/26

1. Chapter 5 prob. 39
(Note: HW Set #9 continues on the next page.)
2. Chapter 5 prob. 41 (Note: Do not combine the 20 resistor across which vout
appears as you reduce your network. This is the output of the network.)

3. Chapter 5 prob. 43
HW Set #10
Due M 6/29

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HW Set #11
Due W 7/1

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HW Set #12
Due Th 7/2
HW Set #13
Due M 7/6

Chapter 6 prob. 4
Chapter 6 prob. 7
Chapter 6 prob. 8(a) & (b)
Chapter 6 prob. 19 (Correction: The +/- signs are missing for the voltage label
vAB. Add + by node A, and - near node B.)

Chapter 6 prob. 21 (Apply same correction from prob. 6.19)

Chapter 6 prob. 24 (Apply same correction from prob. 6.19)
Chapter 6 prob. 36(a) (Apply same correction from prob. 6.19)
Chapter 6 prob. 38
Chapter 6 prob. 49
Chapter 7 prob. 2 (Correction: The time interval should be 0 < t < 4 sec.
Replace (c) with Find and plot the power absorbed by the inductor in the
interval 0 < t < 4 sec.)
2. Chapter 7 prob. 4
3. Chapter 7 prob. 11
4. Chapter 7 prob. 17 (Correction: In part (a), omit Is the output C1?
Why? In part (c), replace [0, t] [0, 10 ms]. )

HW Set #14
Due T 7/7

1. Chapter 7 prob. 35
2. Chapter 7 prob. 36
3. Chapter 7 prob. 37 (Hint: Consider configurations that use 1, 2, or all 3
inductors.)
4. Chapter 7 prob. 43(a) & (b)
5. Chapter 7 prob. 45 (Hint: Consider configurations that use 1, 2, or all 3
capacitors.)

HW Set #15
Due W 7/8

1. Chapter 8 prob. 2
2. Chapter 8 prob. 4
3. Chapter 8 prob. 10

HW Set #16
Due Th 7/9

1. Chapter 8 prob. 20 (Note: The switch S is closed for parts (a) - (c)!)
2. Chapter 8 prob. 21 (Note: The switch S is closed for parts (a) - (c)!)

HW Set #17
Due F 7/10

1. Chapter 8 prob. 31
2. Chapter 8 prob. 33

HW Set #18
Due M 7/13

1. Chapter 9 prob. 7 (Hint: Start by returning to KVL to find a relation between

Vs, diL(t)/dt, and vc(t).)
2. For the circuit in the previous problem, find the instantaneous power absorbed
by each of the elements. What is the sum of these powers?
3. Chapter 9 prob. 10
1. Chapter 9 prob. 16(b)
2. Chapter 9 prob. 17 (Change: Use C = 0.16 F.)

HW Set #19
Due W 7/15
HW Set #20
Due Th 7/16

1. Chapter 9 prob. 20
2. Chapter 9 prob. 31 (Construct your plots over [0, 200 ms].)
3. Chapter 9 prob. 35

HW Set #21
Due F 7/17

1. Chapter 4 prob. 1
2. Chapter 4 prob. 4

HW Set #22
Due M 7/20

1. Chapter 4 prob. 10
2. Chapter 4 prob. 13 (Correction: The answers given in the text are incorrect.)

HW Set #23
Due T 7/21

1. Chapter 6 prob. 33
2. Chapter 8 prob. 37
3. Chapter 8 prob. 41 (Hint: For part (a) for each circuit, first find v+(t) in terms
of vIN(t).)
4. The op amp in the following circuit is ideal. The input voltage vIN(t) has been
toggling back and forth for a long time, as shown in the plot. Find and plot vout(t).
Label the axis. Hint: Using the symmetry of the input voltage, what can you infer
about the relationship between v+(0), v+(t=1s), v+(t=2s), etc.

HW Set #24
Due W 7/22

1. Add the complex numbers z1 = 10e j / 4 and z 2 = 5e j5 / 8 . Express your

answer (a) in real and imaginary parts, and (b) as a magnitude and phase. Draw
z1, z2 and z1 + z2 on the complex plane. Label the real part, the imaginary part,
and magnitude and the phase of z1 + z2.
2. Multiply the complex numbers z1 = 2 + j and z2 = (-3 + 4j)/5. Express your
answer (a) in real and imaginary parts, and (b) as a magnitude and phase. (c)
Compare |z1| and |z2| to |z1 z2|. (d) What is the relationship between the phase of
z1, the phase of z2, and the phase of z1z2?
3. For z1 and z2 given in problem 2, determine z1/z2. Express your answer (a) in
real and imaginary parts, and (b) as a magnitude and phase. (c) Compare |z1| and
|z2| to |z1 / z2|. (d) What is the relationship between the phase of z1, the phase of
z2, and the phase of z1/z2?

HW Set #25
Due Th 7/23

1. Chapter 10 prob. 6 (Correction: in the answer should read 1000, not 100.)
2. Chapter 10 prob. 7 (Hint: Convert first to phasor form.)
3. Chapter 10 prob. 9

HW Set #26
Due F 7/24

1. Chapter 10 prob. 12
2. Chapter 10 prob. 14
3. Chapter 10 prob. 24 (Change: In part (b), let 0 L 0.24 H. In part (c), use
the value of R from part (a).)

HW Set #27
Due M 7/27

1. Chapter 10 prob. 50
2. Chapter 10 prob. 53

HW Set #28
Due W 7/29

1. Chapter 10 prob. 57
2. Chapter 10 prob. 61

HW Set #29
Due Th7/30

1. Chapter 10 prob. 64
2. Chapter 10 prob. 66 (Hint: Start by considering all possible combinations,
series and parallel, of 2 elements, R, C, and L, and eliminating those which
cannot possibly produce the shape of the response shown.)

HW Set #30
Due F 7/31

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HW Set #31
Due M 8/3

1. Chapter 11 prob. 11 (a) & (b)

2. Chapter 11 prob. 18
3. Chapter 11 prob. 20

HW Set #32
Due T 8/4

1. Chapter 11 prob. 25
2. Chapter 11 prob. 27 (Correction: The power factor of Device 1 is 0.9 lagging.)
3. Chapter 11 prob. 31 (Addition: Repeat this problem to find RL and C when
these load elements are connected in parallel with one another.)

Chapter 11 prob. 1
Chapter 11 prob. 2
Chapter 11 prob. 5
Chapter 11 prob. 7