UGRD-EE6202 Electric Circuits Theory 2

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For a capacitor, the voltage and current are
Select one:
a.
In phase

b.
Out of phase, current lags by 90°

c.
Out of phase, current leads by 90°
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When impedances are in parallel, they carry the same
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a.
Current

b.
Phasor voltage

c.
Voltage

d.
Phasor current
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The interconnected impedances can be reduced to a single equivalent impedances
by means of a
Select one:
a.
Thévenin equivalent circuits

b.
Norton equivalent circuits

c.
Delta-to-wye transformation
 d.
Source transformations
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The equation i1+i2+...+in=0i1+i2+...+in=0 is the statement of Kirchhoff’s current
law as it applies to a set of sinusoidal currents in the
Select one:
a.
Euler’s domain

b.
Space domain

c.
Frequency domain

d.
Time domain
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When impedances are in series, they carry the same
Select one:
a.
Phasor voltage
 b.
Phasor current

c.
Current

d.
Voltage
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The equation Z2=ZcZaZa+Zb+ZcZ2=ZcZaZa+Zb+Zc is used when doing

Select one:
a.
Wye-to-delta transformations

b.
Thévenin-Norton equivalent circuits

c.
Delta-to-wye transformations

d.
Source transformations
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For n inductor, the voltage and current are
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a.
In phase

b.
Out of phase, current leads by 90°

c.
Out of phase, current lags by 90°
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This allows us to exchange a voltage source and a series impedance for a current
source and a parallel impedance and vice versa.
Select one:
a.
Thévenin equivalent circuits
b.
Delta-to-wye transformation

c.
Norton equivalent circuits

d.
Source transformations
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In the equation i=Imcos(ωt+θi),ωi=Imcos(ωt+θi),ω is called the _____________.

Select one:
a.
Maximum amplitude

b.
Period

c.
Phase angle

d.
Angular frequency
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The equation V1+V2+...+Vn=0V1+V2+...+Vn=0 is the statement of Kirchhoff’s
voltage law as it applies to a set of sinusoidal voltages in the
Select one:
a.
Space domain

b.
Time domain

c.
Space domain
 d.
Frequency domain
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The rules for delta-to-wye transformations for impedances are the same as those for
resistors.
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A 90 Ω resistor, a 32 mH inductor, and a 5 µF capacitor are connected in series
across the terminals of a sinusoidal voltage source. Calculate the equivalent
impedance of the circuit.
Select one:
a.
15∠−53.13∘Ω15∠−53.13∘Ω
b.
15∠53.13∘Ω15∠53.13∘Ω
c.
150∠53.13∘Ω150∠53.13∘Ω
d.
150∠−53.13∘Ω150∠−53.13∘Ω
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This allows us to simplify a circuit comprised of sources and impedances into an
equivalent circuit consisting of a voltage source and a series impedance
Select one:
a.
Thévenin equivalent circuits

b.
Norton equivalent circuits

c.
Source transformations

d.
Delta-to-wye transformation
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The image below shows a
Select one:
a.
Source transformation in the time domain

b.
Thévenin equivalent circuit in the frequency domain

c.
Source transformation in the frequency domain

d.
Thévenin equivalent circuit in the time domain
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The source transformations and the Thévenin-Norton Equivalent Circuits discussed
previously in Electric Circuit Theory 1 are analytical techniques that can also be
applied to frequency-domain circuits.
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False

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The equation Z1=Z1Z2+Z2Z3+Z3Z1Z1Z1=Z1Z2+Z2Z3+Z3Z1Z1 is used when doing
Select one:
a.
Wye-to-delta transformations

b.
Source transformations
c.
Delta-to-wye transformations

d.
Thévenin-Norton equivalent circuits
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The equation v1+v2+...+vn=0v1+v2+...+vn=0 is the statement of Kirchhoff’s
voltage law as it applies to a set of sinusoidal voltages in the
Select one:
a.
Time domain

b.
Frequency domain

c.
Euler’s domain

d.
Space domain
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The impedance of an inductor is denoted by
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a.
R

b.
jωCjωC
c.
−1/ωC−1/ωC
d.
J(−1/ωC)J(−1/ωC)
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The impedance of an inductor is denoted by
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a.
R

b.

ωLωL
c.

jωLjωL
d.

J(−1/ωC)J(−1/ωC)
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In the equation i=Imcos(ωt+θi),Imi=Imcos(ωt+θi),Im is called the _____________.
Select one:
a.
Maximum amplitude

b.
Angular frequency

c.
Phase angle

d.
Period
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For a resistor, the voltage and current are
Select one:
a.
Out of phase, current lags by 90°

b.
Out of phase, current leads by 90°

c.
In phase
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The basic circuit analysis and tools covered in Electric Circuit Theory 1 cannot be
used to analyze circuits in the frequency domain.
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False

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The rules for combining impedances in series or parallel are the same as those for
resistors.
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This allows us to exchange a voltage source and a series impedance for a current
source and a parallel impedance and vice versa.
Select one:
a.
Delta-to-wye transformation

b.
Source transformations

c.
Thévenin equivalent circuits
d.
Norton equivalent circuits
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The image below shows a

Select one:
a.
Source transformation in the time domain

b.
Thévenin equivalent circuit in the time domain

c.
Source transformation in the frequency domain

d.
Thévenin equivalent circuit in the frequency domain
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Impedances connected in series can be combined into a single impedance by
Select one:
a.
Multiplying the individual impedances

b.
Adding the reciprocal of the individual impedances and getting the reciprocal

c.
Multiplying the reciprocal of the individual impedances and getting the reciprocal

d.
Adding the individual impedances
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The phasor voltage at the terminals of a resistor is the resistance times the phasor
current.
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In the figure, the voltage and the current are

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a.
In phase

b.
Out of phase
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Impedances connected in parallel can be combined into a single impedance by
Select one:
a.
Adding the reciprocal of the individual impedances and getting the reciprocal

b.
Multiplying the individual impedances

c.
Multiplying the reciprocal of the individual impedances and getting the reciprocal

d.
Adding the individual impedances
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This allows us to simplify a circuit comprised of sources and impedances into an
equivalent circuit consisting of a current source and a parallel impedance
Select one:
a.
Source transformations

b.
Delta-to-wye transformation

c.
Thévenin equivalent circuits

d.
Norton equivalent circuits
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In the equation i=Imcos(ωt+θi),θii=Imcos(ωt+θi),θi is called the _____________.

Select one:
a.
Phase angle

b.
Maximum amplitude

c.
Period

d.
Angular frequency
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