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Cal Poly - EE - 307
EE 306 W05 MIDTERM EXAM #2 CLOSED BOOK + 1 Cheat Sheet State any assumptions and show all work. (1 point) Print Your Name:BraunPart 1 (12 Points) Part 2 (15 Points) Part 3 (12 Points) Part 4 (3 Points) Total (44 Points)SOLUTIONSBRAUNNo unauth
Cal Poly - EE - 307
1.1 Answering machine Alarm clock Automatic door Automatic lights ATM Automobile: Engine controller Temperature control ABS Electronic dash Navigation system Automotive tune-up equipment Baggage scanner Bar code scanner Battery charger Cable/DSL Mode
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 22.1 Based upon Table 2.1, a resistivity of 2.6 -cm < 1 m-cm, and aluminum is a conductor. 2.2 Based upon Table 2.1, a resistivity of 1015 -cm > 105 -cm, and silicon dioxide is an insulator. 2.3 I max 2.4 10-8 cm2 7 A = 10 1 = 500 mA (
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 44.1 (a) VG > VTN corresponds to the inversion region (b) VG < VTN corresponds to the accumulation region (c) VG < VTN corresponds to the depletion region 4.2 (a)" ox -14 3.9o 3.9 8.854x10 F / cm F nF C = = = = 6.91x10-8 2 = 69.1 2 -9 Tox T
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 55.1 Base Contact = B n-type Emitter = D 5.2v BC iB + B + E iE C iCCollector Contact = A n-type Collector = FEmitter Contact = C Active Region = EFor VBE > 0 and VBC = 0, IC = F I B or F =IC 275A = = 68.8 4A IBR =0.5 R = =1 1-
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 66.1(a ) Pavg = 1W 10-5W / gate = 10 W / gate (b) I = = 4 A / gate 105 gates 2.5V6.2(a) Pavg = 100 5x10-6W / gate = 5 W / gate (b) I = = 2 A/ gate 2.5V 2x10 7 gates(c) I total = 2(2x10 gates)= 40 A gate7A6.3 2.5 - 0 5 (a ) VH
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 33.1(1019 cm-3 )(1018 cm-3 ) = 0.979V NA ND j = VT ln 2 = (0.025V )ln ni 10 20 cm -62( 11.7 8.854 x10-14 F cm-1 ) 2s 1 1 1 1 w do = + 19 -3 + 18 -3 (0.979V) j = -19 10 cm q NA ND 1.602x10 C 10 cm w do = 3.73 x 10-6 cm = 0
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Colorado - PSCI - 3143
Policy Paper#1 Chapter 12Anthony Milne PSCI 3143When considering whether the United States should pursue a strong or weak dollar, it is important to consider that either of these positions has both benefits and negative consequences. Using the se
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Anthony Milne-800628757-Urban Politics Final-Sprawl and SegregationThe two most important issues that face a major US city are those of urban sprawl and segregation. The first of these issues with sprawl, can be explained as the horizontal movement
Cal Poly - EE - 307
EE 306 S04 MIDTERM EXAM #2 CLOSED BOOK + 1 Cheat Sheet State any assumptions and show all work. (1 point) Print Your Name:BraunParts 1,2 (10 Points) Part 2 (22 Points) Part 3 (9 Points) Part 4 (4 Points) Total (47 Points)SOLUTIONS BraunNo unau
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Anthony Milne PSCI 3143 United States Nuclear Energy Policy The Occurrence of Nuclear Power in the World's Most Powerful CountryI. IntroductionIn today's society, the issues surrounding energy have become of ever increasing importance and concern
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To Vote Or Not To VoteIntroductionLiterally meaning "rule by the people", democracy is a word that has become synonymous with the United States of America. Based on the design that the government will satisfy the desires of the people, the United S
Cal Poly - EE - 307
EE 306 F07-02B MIDTERM EXAM #2 CLOSED BOOK + 1 Cheat Sheet Show all work, state any assumptions, and test hypotheses. (1 point) Print Your Name:BraunPart 1 (14 Points) Part 2 (8 Points) Part 3 (6 Points) Part 4-5 (6 Points) Total (36 Points)SOLU
UCLA - LS - LS3
1. Living organisms on earth can be generally classified into three groups, Eukaryota, Eubacteria, and Archaea. What of the following best describes these groups? A). Eubacteria are prokaryotic whereas Archaea are eukaryotic organisms B). Archaea gen
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UCLA - PHYS - 6 B
Important math knowledge1. Solution to typical differential equations - P ( x ) dx P ( x ) dx dx + c (1) y + P ( x) y = Q ( x ), y = e Q ( x )e . 2 (2) x' '- x = 0, x = Ae-t+ Bet . ( > 0)(3) x' '+ x = 0, 2. Basic expansions2x =
UCLA - LS - LS3
LS3-2 Midterm 1-KEY1. D 2. C 3. E 4. C 5. D 6. C 7. B 8. E 9. D 10. A 11. D 12. A 13. D 14. C 15. C 16. A 17. B 18. B 19. D 20. A 21. E 22. D 23. D 24. C 25. A 26. C 27. B 28. E 29. D 30. E 31. A 32. C 33. A 34. C 35. C
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 77.1' n -14 cm 2 (3.9) 8.854x10 F / cm 3.9o K = nC = n = n = 500 Tox Tox V - sec 10x10-9 m( 100cm / m) " oxox()F A A = 173 x 10-6 2 = 173 2 V - sec V V p ' 200 A A " K 'p = pCox = Kn = 173 2 = 69.1 2 n V V 500 ' Kn =
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 88.1(a) 256Mb = 28 210 210 = 268,435,456 bits (b) 1Gb = 210 = 1,073,741,824 bits8 10 10 28( )( ) (c) 256Mb = 2 (2 )(2 )= 2I pA 1mA = 3.73 28 bit 2 bits( )3| 128kb = 2 7 210 = 217 |( )228 = 211 = 2048 blocks 17 28.28.3(a
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 99.1 Since VREF = -1.25V , and v I = -1.6V , Q1 is off and Q2 is conducting.vC1 = 0 V and vC 2 = - F I EE RC -I EE RC = -(2mA)(350) = -0.700 V9.2 V IC 2 0.995 F I EE = exp BE VBE = 0.025ln = 0.132V IC1 0.005 F I EE VT (a) v I = VR
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1010.1 A/C temperature Automobile coolant temperature gasoline level oil pressure sound intensity inside temperature Battery charge level Battery voltage Fluid level Computer display hue contrast brightness Electrical variables voltage ampli
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1111.1v O = vS iS = v 1M 1k (1000)1k + 0.5 | Av = vO = 990 or 59.9 dB 1M + 5k S | Ai = iO 990 6 = 10 = 9.9x105 or 120 dB iS 1000 vO 5V = = 5.05 mV AV 990 vS 990vS and iO = 1M + 5k 1kAP = Av Ai = 990 9.9x105 = 9.8x108 or 89.9 dB | v S =(
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1212.1(a) A = 10 20 = 2.00x104 | Av-ideal = 1+A Av = = 1+ A FGE =86150k = 13.5 12k2.00x10 4 = 13.49 4 12k 1+ 2.00x10 162k 1 13.5 -13.49 = 6.75x10-4 or 0.0675% | Note : FGE = 6.75x10-4 A 13.5 2.00x10 4 = 125 1.2k 4 1+ 2.00x1
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1313.1 Assuming linear operation : vBE = 0.700 + 0.005sin 2000t V 5mV vce = (-1.65V ) sin 2000t = -1.03sin 2000t V 8mV vCE = 5.00 -1.03sin 2000t V ; 10 - 3300IC 0.700 IC 2.82 mA 13.2 Assuming linear region operation : vGS = 3.50 +
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1414.1 (a) Common-collector Amplifier (npn) (emitter-follower)RIQ1viR1R2+RER3vo-(b) Not a useful circuit because the signal is injected into the drain of the transistor.RI viRDM1+R3vo-R1(c) Common-em
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1515.1(a) IC= F IE =VCE = VC - (-0.7V ) = 5.87V | Q - Point = (20.7A, 5.87V )1 F 12 - VBE 1 100 12 - 0.7 = = 20.7 A | VC = 12 - 3.3x105 IC = 5.17V 5 2 F + 1 REE 2 101 2.7x10 (b) Add= -g m RC = -40(20.7A)(330k)= -273
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1616.1 Av (s) = 50 s2 s2 | Amid = 50 | FL (s)= | Poles : - 2,-30 | Zeros : 0,0 (s + 2)(s + 30) (s + 2)(s + 30) s rad | L 30 s (s + 30) | fL = Yes, s = -30 | Av (s) 50 fL = L 30 = 4.77 Hz 2 22 2 1 302 + 22 - 2(0) - 2(0) = 4.79 Hz 2 50
Cal Poly - EE - 307
CHAPTER 1717.1(a) T = A = (b) A = 10Av =80 20|Av =1=5|FGE = 0= 10000 | T = 10000(0.2)= 2000A 10000 100% 100% = = 5.00 | FGE = = = 0.05% 1+ A 1+ 2000 1+ A 2001 A 10 100% (c) T = 10(0.2)= 2 | Av = 1+ A = 1+ 2 = 3.33 | FGE = 1+ 2
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UCLA - BIOSTAT - 100B
Midterm OneFriday the 2nd of February, 2007Name:General Comments: This exam is closed book. However, you may use two pages, front and back, of notes and formulas. Write your answers on the exam sheets. If you need more space, continue your answe
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UCLA - BIOSTAT - 100B
Midterm One SolutionsGeneral Comments: Overall I was quite happy with the performance on this exam. The mean was 84.5, the median was 87, the high score was 100.5 and the low score was 45.5 I have given approximate grade ranges below. However, reme
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UCLA - BIOSTAT - 100B
Final Exam SolutionsGeneral Comments: The final was a little harder than the midtermsthe median was 76, the low score was 42, and the high score was 100.5 (wow!). I was a little disturbed at how much trouble people had with the last question as th
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