Note Oct 18, 2023

C = 93 | F = 14 | G = 39 | S = 85 For the sinewave, give the following six values. Must give the UNITS after each number.  a. Vp (the peak voltage) b. Vpp (the peak-to-peak voltage) c. B (the DC bias or DC offset) d. T (the period) e. f (note that f will be a number of Hertz between 0 and 1 and your answer might have to be rounded OR you can choose to write it as a fraction), and f. θ, which is the phase shift in degrees in the expression Vpsin(ωt - θ) + B   Vp =  Vpp =  B =  T =  f =  θ =

Question 1: For the network given in Fig-01; (From the datasheet of the Zener Diode (1N4744A), Vz=25V, Iz=13mA, Izk=0.37mA, and Zz=192) a) Determine Vout at Izk and at IzK? b) Calculate the value of R that should be used? c) Determine the minimum value of R1, to ensure that the Zener diode is in the "ON" state. R VOUT VIN IN4744A RL 24 V

QI A waveform [20+20sin(500t+30o] is to be sampled periodically and reproduced from these sample values. Find maximum allowable time interval between sample values, how many sample values are needed to be stored in order to reproduce ?1 sec of this waveform

Find the absolute and relative error of the following. a)The approximate value of e is used as 2.718. Calculate the absolute error and the relative error margin accordingly. b) P=3.1415927 and this value is given as an approximate result of p=3.1416. Calculate the absolute error and relative error margin accordingly.

You have been asked to investigate the loading effects on an alternator supplying a load and also charging a car battery at the same time. The output of the alternator has been rectified to smooth dc, and the circuit is shown below.   Using Kirchhoff analysis, determine the initial current in each section along with its direction and the potential difference across the load.

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1. Loading error estimation: as we use voltmeter to measure the voltage drop across a resistor Ro, it is common that we induce the loading error by incorporating the impedance of voltmeter, RL, parallelly into the measured portion of circuit, as shown in the right figure. a) Please derive the expression of practical voltage drop across a resistor Ro measured by voltmeter. b) Please derive the expression of the absolute loading error. c) Please derive the expression of the relative loading error. Ro F1B R₁ R₁