Register now to access 7 million high quality study materials (What's Course Hero?) Course Hero is the premier provider of high quality online educational resources. With millions of study documents, online tutors, digital flashcards and free courseware, Course Hero is helping students learn more efficiently and effectively. Whether you're interested in exploring new subjects or mastering key topics for your next exam, Course Hero has the tools you need to achieve your goals.
7 Pages
Document Preview
202 ECE - Linear Circuit Analysis II Purdue University, Spring 2009 Homework Set 2 Solutions Solution 17 VC(s) 2 VL(s) 3 2 4/s s 2/s Note that the current sources I in (s) and CvC (0-) have been combined into a single current source(2+1=3). From the above simplified circuit in s-domain, we can write 1 , VC - VL (s + 2)VC + 2 4 VL - VC 2 + 2 s = = 3 - VL s Solving using cramer's rule and ilaplace command...
Unformatted Document Excerpt
Coursehero >> Indiana >> Purdue >> EE 202Course Hero has millions of student submitted documents similar to the one
below including study guides, practice problems, reference materials, practice exams, textbook help and tutor support.
Course Hero has millions of student submitted documents similar to the one
below including study guides, practice problems, reference materials, practice exams, textbook help and tutor support.
202 ECE - Linear Circuit Analysis II
Purdue University, Spring 2009
Homework Set 2 Solutions
Solution 17
VC(s) 2 VL(s)
3
2
4/s
s
2/s
Note that the current sources I in (s) and CvC (0-) have been combined into a single current source(2+1=3). From the above simplified circuit in s-domain, we can write 1 ,
VC - VL (s + 2)VC + 2 4 VL - VC 2 + 2 s
= =
3
-
VL s
Solving using cramer's rule and ilaplace command in MATLAB,
VC
vC (t) = = = =
4(3s + 4) s2 + 4s + 8 12 cos(2t) - 1 sin(2t) e-2t u(t) 3
VL
vL (t)
8(s - 2) s2 + 4s + 8 8[cos(2t) - 2 sin(2t)]e-2t u(t)
Solution 18
(a)
The equiva...
Find millions of documents on Course Hero - Study Guides, Lecture Notes, Reference Materials, Practice Exams and more.
Course Hero has millions of course specific materials providing students with the best way to expand
their education.
Below is a small sample set of documents:
Below is a small sample set of documents:
SUNY Buffalo - CS - 114
Review of Java Language BasicsB.Ramamurthy CS114A, CS50405/14/09B.Ramamurthy Copyright, 1996 Dale Carnegie & Associates, Inc.1The Java Language Java is a innovative programming language introduced by Sun MicroSystem Inc. Two distinguishing features
Minnesota - CEMS - 5751
ChEn 5751 - Spring 2007Outline Quantitative description of growth and product formation Growth, expansion of population Distributed properties Description of batch cultures Stoichiometric limiting and growth rate limiting substrateChEn 5751 Kinetics o
UNC Charlotte - COE - 3143
Hydraulics, CIET 3132 Spring 2000, BowenTest No. 1 February 15, 2000Test Format and Instructions 4 problems on 1 page 20 - 30 points per problem, 100 points total closed book, w/ 3 pages of hand-written notes, and homeworks allowed initial all pages, st
Oregon - ECON - 201
COMPETITIVE LABOR MARKETS: ECONOMICS 201I. LABOR DEMAND A. Derived Demand 1. Demand for labor is derived from firm's objective to maximize profit 2. Firm objective: to hire labor to maximize profit 3. Profit maximizing output: MR=MC 4. Objective: to come
Stanford - BIOCHEM - 218
Sequence- and StructureBased Functional AnnotationBioChemistry 218: Computational Molecular BiologySimar J. Singh Winter 2009Introduction An important goal of computational molecular biology is the development of tools to predict the function of a nove
Georgia Tech - PHYSICS - 2211
Physics 2211Quiz #4 RetakeTest form 704 Spring 2003Name _Instructions: 1) Print your name, test form number (above), and student number in the section of the answer card labeled "STUDENT IDENTIFICATION". Remember to use your new gtID#, not your SSN. 2
Grinnell College - CS - 105
RISKS-LIST: Risks-Forum Digest Saturday 29 January 2000 Volume 20 : Issue 77 FORUM ON RISKS TO THE PUBLIC IN COMPUTERS AND RELATED SYSTEMS (comp.risks) ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy, Peter G. Neumann, moderator* See last item for further
Lake County - ECE - 486
Chapter 1Introduction1.1 What Is Mathematical Control Theory?Mathematical control theory is the area of application-oriented mathematics that deals with the basic principles underlying the analysis and design of control systems. To control an object me
Kettering - PHYS - 114
Equation Sheet for PHYS-114 (Knight)Descriptions of Motionr = rf - ri vavg = r t vx = dx dt aavg = v t ax = dvx dxKinematic Equations of Motionvxf = vxi +ax t vyf = vyi +ay t 1 xf = xi +vxi t+ ax t2 2 1 yf = yi +vyi t+ ay t2 22 2 vxf = vxi +2ax (xf -
Idaho - AGECON - 415
AGEC 415: Entrepreneurial Skills in Agribusiness Management OUTLINE & READINGS ASSIGNMENTSCLASS Sept. 30 TOPIC Introduction to Entrepreneurship: Who is an entrepreneur? What is entrepreneurship? What is the entrepreneurial process? Ideas & Opportunities
NMT - EE - 389
TOA Equation The TOA equation is: c(ti tj ) = (x xi )2 + (y yi )2 (x xj )2 + (y yj )2Looking at Figure 3, we have yi = d, yj = d, and xi = xj = 0. Then c(ti tj ) = Let ctij = c(ti tj ), di = ctij (ctij )2x2 + (y d)2 x2 + (y + d)2 x2 + (y + d)2 . Then:
Cincinnati - STAT - 363
PROB & STAT III HOMEWORK #6 Due Wednesday June 3 You must show all your work If your M-number is even do: #6 page 679 (paired data) do 2-sided using Table A1 use sign test AND signed rank test #16 page 686 use Wilcoxon rank-sum testIf your M-number is od
UCLA - DESIGN - 155
1Proprietary and Confidential 20032 THE_GROOP3155 Dynamic Typography Winter 2003 INSTRUCTORS: Jose Caballer | jose@thegroop.net | (310) 3841999 Sharon Cardinal | scardinal@earthlink.net | 310.621.58334Proprietary and Confidential 2003 THE_GROOPINTRO
Penn State - JBG - 165
Turning Points When I stepped on the campus of Wittenberg University as a New Student, I was fully confident that I would get my degree in History and Secondary Education. Becoming a high school teacher felt like such an admirable and fulfilling career. H
Binghamton - CS - 527
Last TimeTake Home Points Class Mechanics, Project, Overview What is Mobile Computing and Why now? Challenges of Mobile Computing Some that come from wireless networks Some that come from mobility Some that come from the devices/portability Challenges fo
Penn State - STM - 5066
Concept Generation Paragraph For our concept generation we wanted to have a large number of concepts to start with so we ended up with eight. Next we set up a matrix with our eight different concepts (A-H) going down and our specifications going across. T
Berkeley - AY - 216
Lec 22 Physical Properties of Molecular Clouds1. Giant Molecular Clouds 2. Orions Clouds 3. Correlations of Observed Properties 4. The X-FactorReferencesOrigins of Stars & Planetary Systems eds. Lada & Kylafishttp:/cfa-www.harvard.edu/cretee.g., Myer
Ill. Chicago - EECS - 422
EECS 422LECTURE 6The polarization of waves The receptability of a signal often depends upon its polarization. For example (a) Best reception condition(b)Worst receiving conditionDefinition of polarization: The orientation of E at any particular point
Washington - PH - 570
Physics 570 1. Hot Oscillators.Assignment #5 SolutionsDecember 1, 2008(a) Using a coordinate representation for the trace, the partition function Z = dx0 x0 | e- H |x0 . ^ h ^ The exponential e- H is the same as the time evolution operator e-iHt/ for a
Delaware - PHYSICS - 425
L14.P1 Lecture 14 The variational principle The variational principle let you get an upper bound for the ground state energy when you can not directly solve the Schrdinger's equation. How does it work? (1) Pick any normalized function (2) The ground state
CSU Channel Islands - CS - 151
Digital DesignChapter 3: Sequential Logic Design - ControllersDigital Design Copyright 2006 Frank Vahid1Introduction Sequential circuit Output depends not just on present inputs (as in combinational circuit), but on past sequence of inputs Stores b
Washington - PH - 570
Ph 570Assignment #3 SolutionsNovember 8, 20081. Lorentz transformations for spinors (a) Let x (-1 ) x = x . [To show that these forms are equivalent, note that the ~ defining condition for a Lorentz transformation, = can, after lowering the index, be r
Seattle - TRST - 300
Karl Rahner on Transcendental Knowledge Knowledge We often imagine the essential nature of knowledge after the model of a tablet on which an object is inscribed, whereby the object comes from outside. We imagine knowledge in the likeness of a mirro
Berkeley - N - 252
Exploiting Parallelism:The Tera Computer System and the Multiscalar ProcessorsRomarie U. LorenzoDepartment of Electrical and Electronics Engineering University of the PhilippinesAbstract-Parallelism introduces complexities both in hardware and in softw
Oregon State - EXAM - 735
Phar 590/735 - Winter 2006 Dr. Jane Ishmael Office: Phar 411 Phone: 737-5783 E mail: Jane.Ishmael@oregonstate.edu.SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION THE LIGAND-GATED ION CHANNELS1.BACKGROUNDThree Types of Transmembrane Channel: 1. Ligand-gated Ligand binds to ion ch
Caltech - EE - 126
To appear in Proc. ISCTA '99 The Discrete Noiseless Channel Revisited. Aamod Khandekar, Robert McEliece, and Eugene Rodemich California Institute of Technology Pasadena, California, USA Abstract: In this paper, we will discuss two of the lesser-known gems
UCSD - BIBC - 100
BIBC 100 Homework #1Jan 18, 20081. Plot the following 10-residue peptide as an alpha-helix on the helical wheel. Make sure to mark the details such as N-terminus, C-terminus, the distance/angle between each residue, hydrophobic region/polar region. N-Te
BU - CS - 558
NetworkSecurity GeneItkisInternetEngineeringTaskForce(IETF)www.ietf.org Documents:RFC2246ANSIX9.42 X.509ITUNetscape04/25/09Gene Itkis: CS558 Network Security21993Mosaic(browser#1) 1994NetscapeBrowserreleasedSSLv1designcompletene r re ase ve le
Rochester - REL - 591
Beyond the Humphrey ObjectionTheodore Sider January 18, 20061Counterpart theory: the current state of playCounterpart theory has come a long way since the seventies. Its virtues are now generally appreciated. It has been extended to temporal discourse
Dallas - CHEM - 051000
Chapter 11CHAPTER 1: Semiconductor Materials & PhysicsIn this chapter, the basic properties of semiconductors and microelectronic devices are discussed. 1.1 Semiconductor Materials Solid-state materials can be categorized into three classes - insulator
UCF - CAP - 6135
CAP6135: Programming Project 2 (Spring 2009)This project is modified from the programming project 2 in Dr. Dawn Songs course CS161: computer security in Fall 2008: http:/inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs161/fa08/ This is a group project. Each group should have
MD University College - CAPP - 340
Oil Patch Machine Tool JB-7 Valve Breakeven Analysis for Plant Location Selection -Number of Units Revenue per Unit Total Revenue 500 300 150000 750 300 1000 300 1250 300 1500 300Pasadena Plant - Machine Center - - -Labor per Unit Material per Unit Packa
Yale - RP - 269
STATE ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAM ASSAMYEAR 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1996 1
Rutgers - MS - 501
Physical Oceanography Fall 2006 Problem Set 5 Due Oct 2z Uox L e where U o is a positive L U velocity and L is a positive number. Assume northward velocity v = 0 at all locations. 2 Remember, depth is negative!In an oceanic region, the eastward current
Penn State - ME - 481
Notes_04_01page 1 of 4Vector and Matrix Notationcfw_REF FRrPTposition of a point measured relative to a reference frame C2 x rB 4 = C 2 B 4 position of point B attached to body 4 relative to coordinate y B4 frame C attached to body 22D examplecfw
Wells - MATH - 267
Direct Proof and Counterexamples-Rational Numbers World of Numbers (diagram indicates containment not size)Complex Numbers Real Numbers RationalsIntegersNaturalNote that this diagram implies there are numbers that are not real numbers and there are re
Rose-Hulman - ES - 204
ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringES 204 Mechanical SystemsLinkages and Relative Acceleration(by Z. Chambers)Recalling our earlier discussion of relative velocity for objects undergoing general plane motion, we de
Minnesota - LEC - 5980
W77(ycA UsQ$& 5 B)w(7Rh8~7S77R V T ( & & 5EsQ4P%5Ih$& 5 7HG(7%E551D5274gf# cCA 5 @(7i1987%6 5 F B & & 2 ( & % " 13Y4310'w)'$(#!hsh04(7577gbw( f57aY5Y5arYhB54rYYfw~Y5 h7Y757a(W575(c5(5wYy75755TY5s5(
Knox College - LATIN - 102
Latin 102: How to Identify GrammaticalFormsin Context (after OLCI.25) nouns case,number(sing.or pl.), gender : example: terti hormaterfiliaecanemdat. filiaeis dativesingular feminine of time pronouns,includingrelativepronouns case,number,gender,referent (
UNI - CS - 240
Lecture 29: Parallel Programming OverviewLecture 29Fall 2006Parallelization in Everyday LifeExample 0: organizations consisting of many peopleq qeach person acts sequentially all people are acting in parallelExample 1: building a house (functional
Wisconsin Milwaukee - CS - 317
n Q8 % 7B &# ' 7&3 1 E75 oEs s 1 5 2 3 x n Q8 % cfw_# 63 % 7563 g 7m75 % 7s8 uAB &# XW g B % 08 % g 3 2 2 # 5 1 2 B1 @ % 2 n C B 5 3 % 2 B1 1 @ % 2 3 5 g791 6i &hA@ 9 AhB &# fSreu63 f ) 63 s f4763 91 eu5 x ' 5 2 3 B 3 7f % m7& V F WaV 53 3 g 3 1 7V V &#
SD State - CSC - 317
Computer Organization & Architecture Lecture #1 Multiplexers A multiplexer or data selector (abbreviated MUX) consists of a group of data inputs and a group of control inputs. The control inputs are used to select exactly one data input to be outputted. C
Cal Poly Pomona - HRT - 374
HRT 374 Summary notes Wednesday, October 8, 2003 Chapter 1 First Group Annand, Amit, Nick, & Jessica Key Fundamental accounting equation #5 Assets, Liabilities, Owners Equity. Problem 1 Second Group Ethelind, Marvin, Genard, and Antonio Competency #5 A= L
RIT - IST - 19971
What is the Internet? Collection of interconnected networks using TCP/IP protocols to communicate with each other No single owner or controlling agency An environment rather than a systemInternet Protocols (TCP/IP) What are protocols? A way to overcome
Duke - CPS - 110
Project 3 Adding a System Call Due - April 27 10 PMThere are four system calls in Linux related to creating new processes:fork, vfork, execve, and clone. (The man pages will describe for you the differences among them.) Instrument the kernel to keep tr
Uni. Worcester - ECE - 578
EE578/CS578Cryptography and Data SecurityFall 2007Maple ExerciseThe rst assignment is intended to introduce simple programming techniques in Maple. It should be considerd as a walk-through exercise. Simply follow the descriptions and run the given exa
Cornell - P - 317
3Hydrogen atom; spinExercise 3.1: Reduced mass Exercise 8.15 from Serway, Moses, and Moyer.Exercise 3.2: Hydrogen ground state wavefunction Exercise 8.12 from Serway, Moses, and Moyer.Exercise 3.3: Degeneracy of Hydrogen energy levels Exercise 8.19 fr
Mich Tech - MEEM - 4701
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 10.0SECTION 10.0 SPECTRAL MAPPING & ORDER TRACKING (SMAP) . 1 MEASUREMENT OBJECTIVES. 1 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS . 1 ORDER TRACKING OPTION . 1 MENUS AND SUBMENUS . 5 File menu. 5 Bandwidth menu.
Georgetown - EGR - 110
Solar Cabin StructureStructural Design Project Team : Jeremy Harwick, Mike Henry, Frank Messina, Patricio Terrazas, Derek Dietz, Jeff CowanProject SiteStructural Design of Cabin Basically our job is to build the cabin from the ground up, inside and ou
Middle Tennessee State University - PSY - 648
Lessons 13 & 14Creating Samples and Indexes Combining Data Vertically Task 1 Write a SAS program that will read the 12 raw data files and store them as a permanent SAS data set called sales2006. Use a filename statement to concatenate the raw data files
Stanford - JDSU - 1023
Case 4:02-cv-01486Document 726Filed 12/12/2006Page 1 of 21 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28JORDAN ETH (BAR NO. 121617) TERRI GARLAND (BAR NO. 169563) PHILIP T. BESIROF (BAR NO. 185053) MORRISON & FOERSTER LLP 4
UC Riverside - C - 2481
Counseling CenterAssisting The Emotionally Distressed StudentA G U I D E F O R FA C U LT Y A N D S TA F FCounseling CenterVeitch Student Center, North Wing Riverside, CA 92521-0302 Phone: (951) 827-5531 Fax: (951) 827-2015 Web: counseling.ucr.educoun
ASU - LA - 270
MAT 270Test 1 Fall 2002SolutionsEach problem is worth 14 points. Be sure to explain, illustrate, and/or justify your method of solution. 1. An airplane flies from an airport and lands an hour later at another airport 500 kilometers away. If t represent
Penn State - JWL - 5152
April 12, 2008 Schreyer Honors College 214 Willard Hall Penn State University University Park, PA Dear Schreyer Honors College: I am writing in support of Jared Lemin's application to the Schreyer Honors College. Jared was a student in two classes that I
Illinois State - COE - 081
Illinois State University Curriculum and Instruction 211 Seminar in Education 3 semester hours Section 4, MW 12:00-1:50pm SCH 112 Instructor: Dr. Christina C. Pfister Office Hours: Wednesdays 2:15-4:15pm (except April 7-25); and by appointment* Office: DE
Cornell - EE - 475
4-1Chapter 4-Processor DesignChapter 4: Processor DesignTopics 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 The Design Process A 1-Bus Microarchitecture for the SRC Data Path Implementation Logic Design for the 1-Bus SRC The Control Unit The 2- and 3-Bus Processor
Texas A&M - STAT - 302
STAT303Practice Questions Sp 06 jhc D. The assumption of linearity has been violated. E. All of the assumptions for simple linear regression are valid.Source | SS df MS -+-Model | 47.5154184 1 47.5154184 Residual | 8.0485833 8 1.00607291 -+-Total | 55.5
University of Toronto - CS - 270
a1 a2 a3 a4 mt fx fm 920342890 30 37 57 29 25 57 63 922952800 33 37.5 51 36.5 24 66 67 950821210 32 26 51.5 28 23 77 66 962503780 32 36 51.5 34 27 79 72 970169830 35 28.5 53.5 36 22 69 66 970885640 35 19.5 25.5 58 44 971330910 28.5 38 49 37 17.5
Lake County - ECE - 476
ECE 476POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS Lecture 13 Newton-Raphson Power FlowProfessor Tom OverbyeDepartment of Electrical and Computer EngineeringAnnouncements Homework6 is 2.38, 6.8, 6.23, 6.28; you should do it before the exam but need not turn it in. Answer
NYU - PAGES - 2301
Analysis of covariance Analysis of variance (ANOVA) models are restrictive in that they allow only categorical predicting variables. Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) models remove this restriction by allowing both categorical predictors (often called group
Uni. Worcester - EE - 506
Project 2TCP Based Daytime Service: One daytime service is defined as a connection based application on TCP. A server listens for TCP connections on TCP port 13. Once a connection is established the current date and time is sent out to the connection as