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Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis
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Question
Referring to the given circuit, what is
Z
TH
if
R
1
is changed to 220 Ω?
Options
A. 225∠12.1° Ω
B. 225∠77.9° Ω
C. 46∠77.9° Ω
D. 46∠12.1° Ω
Correct Answer
46∠77.9° Ω
Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis problems
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1. For the circuit given, determine the Thevenin voltage as seen by
R
L
.
Options
A. 0.574∠16.7° V
B. 5.74∠16.7° V
C. 0.574 ∠?16.7° V
D. 5.74∠?16.7° V
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Correct Answer: 5.74∠?16.7° V
2. In applying the superposition theorem,
Options
A. the sources are considered one at a time with all others replaced by their internal impedance
B. all sources are considered independently
C. all sources are considered simultaneously
D. the sources are considered one at a time with all others replaced by their internal resistance
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Correct Answer: the sources are considered one at a time with all others replaced by their internal impedance
3. For the given circuit, find
V
TH
for the circuit external to
R
L
.
Options
A. 4.69∠51.3° V
B. 4.69∠38.7° V
C. 469∠38.7° mV
D. 6∠0° V
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Correct Answer: 4.69∠38.7° V
4. Referring to the given circuit,
L
Options
A. must be in parallel with
R
L
B. must be placed in parallel with
V
S
C. must have a reactance equal to
X
C
D. has no effect on the result
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Correct Answer: has no effect on the result
5. The two basic components of a Thevenin equivalent ac circuit are
Options
A. the equivalent voltage source and the equivalent series impedance
B. the equivalent voltage source and the equivalent series resistance
C. the equivalent voltage source and the equivalent parallel impedance
D. the equivalent voltage source and the equivalent parallel resistance
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Correct Answer: the equivalent voltage source and the equivalent series impedance
6. Referring to the given circuit, what is
V
TH
if
V
S
= 12∠0° V?
Options
A. 4.69∠38.7° V
B. 9.38∠38.7° V
C. 12∠0° V
D. 6∠0° V
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Correct Answer: 9.38∠38.7° V
7. Referring to the given circuit, how much power, in watts, is delivered to the speaker at the determined frequency if
V
S
= 4.5 V
RMS
?
Options
A. 226 mW
B. 2.26 mW
C. 4.24 mW
D. 424 mW
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Correct Answer: 424 mW
8. The Thevenin equivalent voltage is
Options
A. equal to the source voltage
B. the same as the load voltage
C. the open circuit voltage
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: the open circuit voltage
9. Referring to the given circuit, find
Z
TH
for the part of the circuit that is external to
R
L
.
Options
A. 129∠21.4° Ω
B. 43.7∠68.6° Ω
C. 43.7∠21.4° Ω
D. 12.9∠68.6° Ω
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Correct Answer: 43.7∠68.6° Ω
10. Determine
V
TH
for the circuit external to
R
L
in the given figure.
Options
A. 135∠63.4° V
B. 13.5∠63.4° V
C. 13.5∠0° V
D. 135∠0° V
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Correct Answer: 13.5∠63.4° V
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