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Amrita

 School  of  Engineering,  Coimbatore     Dec.  2017  –  A

15ECE211  Electronic  Circuits  


1. The   standard,   single-­‐strand   connecting   wire   used   in   the  
laboratory   is   specified   as   AWG18,   which   indicates   a   cross-­‐
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sectional   area   of   0.823   mm .   If   the   wire   is   made   of   copper,  
-­‐8  
which  has  a  resistivity  of  1.75  *  10 Ωm,  what  is  the  resistance  
offered  by  a  6  cm  length  of  the  wire  ?  If  the  above  wire  carries  a  
current  of  100  mA,  what  will  be  the  drop  across  the  section  ?  

Fig.  1  
2. Fig.  1  shows  the  current  flowing  through  a  1  kΩ  load  resistance  
over  a  period  of  time  t.      
(a)  What  is  the  average  value  of  the  current  over  one  period    
(b)  How  much  is  the  charge  transferred  in  the  interval    2s  <  t  <  
8s  ?  
3. The   voltage-­‐current   relationship   for   a   load   resistance   RL  
connected   across   a   non-­‐ideal   voltage   source   VR   is   shown   in  
Fig.  2.     Determine   the   magnitude   of   the   voltage   source   and   its  
internal  resistance.  
4. The   equivalent   circuit   of   an   amplifier   using   a   bipolar   junction  
transistor   is   illustrated   in   Fig.   3.   If   v2   =   1000i2   and   i2   =   1   mA,  

determine   .  

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Amrita  School  of  Engineering,  Coimbatore     Dec.  2017  –  A

5. The   diode,   a   very   common   non-­‐linear   device,   can   be   modeled  


using  the  following  voltage-­‐current  relationship  :  I  =    
pA,  where  VD  is  the  voltage  across  the  diode,  when  a  current  I  is  
flowing   through   it.   (i)   What   is   the   current   flowing   through   the  
diode   when   VD   =   0.3   V   ?     (ii)   What   is   the   effective   resistance  
offered   by   the   diode   at   VD   =   0.2   V   and   VD   =   0.35   V   ?     (iii)   For  
what  value  of  diode  voltage  is  the  diode  resistance  =  2  Ω  ?    

  A   B   C  
Vs
i2   1  kΩ     2  kΩ    
+       +   1  kΩ    
  +   5V1 1  k  Ω     V  
V1 1  k  Ω   2
D  
-­‐   -­‐   -­‐  
    2  mA  
 
E  
Fig.  3
Fig.  4  
   
6. In  Fig.  4,  determine  the  current  through  the  2  kΩ  resistor  if  the  
current  source  is  treated  as  ideal  and  VA  =  3  V;  VC  =  -­‐1  V  and  VD  =  
5  V.  

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Amrita  School  of  Engineering,  Coimbatore     Dec.  2017  –  A

7. In  the  circuit  shown  in  Fig.  5,  if  Vs  =  Sin  (100πt)  mV,  calculate  Vo.    
 
Vs

8  kΩ  
+     2    kΩ     +  
   
 
V   1  k  Ω   2  k  Ω   Vo
-­‐   -­‐  
π

   
+    
+    
10  V   10  kΩ     2  kΩ     Vx   ix  
-­‐   Fig.  5
  -­‐  

Fig.  6  

8. For  the  circuit  shown  in  Fig.  6,    determine  the  magnitude  of  the  
current  source  (ix)  and  the  voltage  across  it  (vx).  
9. What   is   the   current   flowing   through   the   22   kΩ   resistor   in   the  
circuit  of  Fig.  7  ?    The  voltage  across  the  5  mA  current  source  is  
denoted  by  Vx,  with  the  polarity  shown.  

+   i  
5  mA  
Vx   22  kΩ     0.1Vx   9.1  kΩ     2  mA  
-­‐  

Fig.  7  
10. Fig.  8  shows  the  equivalent  circuit  of  a  typical  common-­‐emitter  
amplifier,   with   the   1   kΩ   at   node   B,   serving   as   the   load  
resistance.  If  the  potential  at  A  is  2.5  V,  what  is  the  dc  potential  
at  B  ?    
 
A   68  kΩ     0  kΩ     B  
 
+  
1  kΩ     V1   0.02V1   1  kΩ    
-­‐  
 

Fig.  8  

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