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Derive an expression for Vout as a function of Vin, where Vin is the nodes connected to the Waveform Generator signal. Show your equations below, either typed or a picture of your handwritten work.

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(D) - Draw the displacement, velocity and acceleration of simple harmonic motion as functions of time

A complex voltage waveform which has an rms value of 240V contains 30% third harmonic and 10% fifth harmonic, both of the harmonics being initially in phase with each other. (a) Determine the rms value of the fundamental and each harmonic. (b)Write down an expression to represent the complex voltage waveform if the frequency of the fundamental is 31.83 Hz.

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AutoSave File engineering science course work.docx Saved to this PC ✓ Comments Home Insert Draw Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help You have been asked to produce waveforms A and B shown to enable laboratory experiments to be carried out. Unfortunately, you only have dc supplies and three ac sinusoidal voltage supplies available. Describe how these supplies can be utilised to produce an approximation to the waveforms A and B showing formulae and calculations used (assuming 100V and 50Hz for the fundamental waveform). Using your calculations, construct the circuit below in Multisim (or something similar) and connect a virtual oscilloscope across the resistor. You must include a clear screen print of the two circuits along with the simulated waveforms. Discuss your findings and suggestions for improvements. 1351 words t Task 5 Waveform A Waveform B AC Source 1 Volts AC AC Source 2 Source 3 R=1592 Volts A Time ÏA- 8: Time Search Scenario A company manufacturing extra low…

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