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The document consists of a problem set focused on sinusoidal AC voltage characteristics and definitions, including calculations for angular velocity, frequency, and period of various waveforms. It includes specific problems related to determining values for sinusoidal equations, phase relationships, and the effects of frequency on cycles over time. Additionally, it covers the application of phasors to analyze waveforms and their phase differences.

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Problem Set 1 Circuits 2

The document consists of a problem set focused on sinusoidal AC voltage characteristics and definitions, including calculations for angular velocity, frequency, and period of various waveforms. It includes specific problems related to determining values for sinusoidal equations, phase relationships, and the effects of frequency on cycles over time. Additionally, it covers the application of phasors to analyze waveforms and their phase differences.

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Problem Set 1. Circuits 2 4.

If a sinusoidal waveform passes through an angle of


Sinusoidal ac Voltage Characteristics 30° in 5 ms, determine the angular velocity of the
and Definitions waveform.
1. For the periodic waveform of shown below: General Format for the Sinusoidal Voltage or
Current
1. Given i = 0.5 sin α , determine i at a = 72°.
2. Given v = 20 sin α , determine v at α = 1.2 π .
3. Given v = 30 ×10−3 sin α , determine the angles at
which v will be 6 mV.
4. If v = 40 V at a = 30° and t = 1 ms, determine the
mathematical expression for the sinusoidal voltage.
Phase Relations
1. Find the phase relationship between the waveforms of
a. Find the period T. each set:
b. How many cycles are shown? a. v = 4 sin (ωt + 50°)
c. What is the frequency? i = 6 sin (ωt + 40°)
2. Determine the period and frequency for the given b. v = 25 sin (ωt - 80°)
waveforms.
i = 5 ×10−3 sin(ωt - 10°)
a.
c. v = 0.2 sin(ωt - 60°)
i = 0.1 sin(ωt + 20°)
d. v = 200 sin(ωt - 210°)
i = 25 sin(ωt - 60°)
2. With the aid of phasors, sketch the waveforms for
each of the following pairs and determine the phase
difference and which waveform leads:
a. v=100 sinωt
i=80 sin (ωt +20 °)
b. v 1=200 sin(ωt −30° )
b.
v 2=150 sin ⁡(ωt−30 °)
c. i 1=40 sin ⁡(ωt +30 °)
i 2=50 sin ⁡( ωt−20 °)
d. v=100 sin ⁡(ωt+ 140° )
i=80 sin ⁡(ωt−160 ° )

3. Find the period of a sinusoidal waveform that


completes 80 cycles in 24 ms.
4. What is the frequency of a periodic waveform that
completes 42 cycles in 6 s?
5. For a certain waveform, 625T = 12.5 ms. What is the
waveform’s period and frequency?
6. A square wave with a frequency of 847 Hz goes
through how many cycles in 2 minutes and 57 seconds?
The Sine Wave
1. Find the angular velocity of a waveform with a
frequency of
a. 50 Hz. b. 600 Hz. c. 2 kHz. d. 0.004 MHz.
2. Find the frequency and period of sine waves having
an angular velocity of
a. 754 rad/s. b. 8.4 rad/s. c. 6000 rad/s. d. 1/16 rad/s
3. Given f = 60 Hz, determine how long it will take the
sinusoidal waveform to pass through an angle of 45°.

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