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UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
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Physics 9HD, Midterm 2 review DC Circuits dq Current I = dt r r Ohms Law, V=IR for resistor, , J = E where is electrical resistivity of material, =electrical rr r conductivity=1/, and J is the current density, i.e., I = J da . r r r J = nev , where n=numb
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
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UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
Midterm #2 Physics 9HD, Fall 2009Nov. 23, 2009NAME_You are permitted to use one 8 /1/2 x 11 sheet of paper with formulas, and your calculator.MAXIMUM SCORE IS 100 POINTS. THE EXAM HAS 4 PROBLEMS ON 2 PAGES. SHOW ALLYOUR WORK. Please hand in your copy
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
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UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
Physics 9HD Final Exam Review Electromagnetic Induction 1 d B 1d r r = B da Faradays Law: E = c dt c dt Lenzs Law: The direction of the induced current is such that its magnetic field acts to oppose the change in the field which caused the induced current
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
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UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - PHY - 9HD
UC Davis - ENG - 103
UC Davis - ENG - 103
UC Davis - ENG - 103
V \o* f y *Y,rmxge,, J t- lo 6?r: t o"fnrT= 5 .t"dFAA,Vr* 3 0,coo f/*n.a#T* 6 5d Y -'?* f *Ts=- 3 "#"R*P*r l=rIt* 9 8C"RI-W:. ]T:j *-#"f"tk&'rI" cfw_eaf./WVzA ,v 1,|f ,q ,*s1lt l Y* f fr* *T*1lf"n.J;tlll r *" u r- : l +.6
UC Davis - ENG - 103
V \o* f y *Y,rmxge,, J t- lo 6?r: t o"fnrT= 5 .t"dFAA,Vr* 3 0,coo f/*n.a#T* 6 5d Y -'?* f *Ts=- 3 "#"R*P*r l=rIt* 9 8C"RI-W:. ]T:j *-#"f"tk&'rI" cfw_eaf./WVzA ,v 1,|f ,q ,*s1lt l Y* f fr* *T*1lf"n.J;tlll r *" u r- : l +.6
UC Davis - ENG - 103
V \o* f y *Y,rmxge,, J t- lo 6?r: t o"fnrT= 5 .t"dFAA,Vr* 3 0,coo f/*n.a#T* 6 5d Y -'?* f *Ts=- 3 "#"R*P*r l=rIt* 9 8C"RI-W:. ]T:j *-#"f"tk&'rI" cfw_eaf./WVzA ,v 1,|f ,q ,*s1lt l Y* f fr* *T*1lf"n.J;tlll r *" u r- : l +.6
UC Davis - ENG - 103
V \o* f y *Y,rmxge,, J t- lo 6?r: t o"fnrT= 5 .t"dFAA,Vr* 3 0,coo f/*n.a#T* 6 5d Y -'?* f *Ts=- 3 "#"R*P*r l=rIt* 9 8C"RI-W:. ]T:j *-#"f"tk&'rI" cfw_eaf./WVzA ,v 1,|f ,q ,*s1lt l Y* f fr* *T*1lf"n.J;tlll r *" u r- : l +.6
UC Davis - ENG - 103
V \o* f y *Y,rmxge,, J t- lo 6?r: t o"fnrT= 5 .t"dFAA,Vr* 3 0,coo f/*n.a#T* 6 5d Y -'?* f *Ts=- 3 "#"R*P*r l=rIt* 9 8C"RI-W:. ]T:j *-#"f"tk&'rI" cfw_eaf./WVzA ,v 1,|f ,q ,*s1lt l Y* f fr* *T*1lf"n.J;tlll r *" u r- : l +.6
UC Davis - ENG - 103
UC Davis - ENG - 103
UC Davis - ENG - 17
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UC Davis - ENG - 17
ENG17Summary & ReviewSpring 2011Prof. SpencerFour Fundamental Quantities Four fundamental quantities:charge, flux linkage, current, voltage Charge is a fundamental property of some matter:electrical forces result from charge separation Flux linka
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
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UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
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UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 2E17Due by 4PM on Friday, 4/8/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)Spring 2011Note that the first six problems are quite short and will only count as half a problem each.1Do Problem 2.2-3 in the text. Also find the voltages across both 2 resistors;
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 3E17Spring 2011Due by 4PM on Wednesday, 4/13/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)1Do Problem 4.1-5 in the text, parts (a) and (b) only. Then add the following: (c) solvethe equations you derived in (a) and (b) and show that both solutions yield th
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 4E17Due by 4PM on Friday, 4/22/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)Spring 20111Do Problem 5.1-2 in the text.2Do Problem 5.2-9 in the text.3Do Problem 5.4-4 in the text. This problem will count as much as two normalproblems. Note that vo is not
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 5E17Due by 4PM on Friday, 4/29/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)1Do Problem 6.3-6 in the text.2Do Problem 6.3-7 in the text.3Do Problem 6.4-2 in the text.4Do Problem 6.5-5 in the text.5Do Problem 6.5-6 in the text.6Do Problem 6.6-3 in t
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 6E17Due by 4PM on Friday, 5/6/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)Spring 20111Consider the circuit shown below and assume that vS (t ) = 3u (t ) 2u (t 2) . (a) FindvL(t) and i(t). (b) Plot vS(t), vL(t) and i(t) for 2 < t < 10 on three sets of axes
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 7E17Spring 2011Due by 4PM on Wednesday, 5/11/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)1Do Problem 9.2-3 in the text.You should also be sure to work the practice midterm, but that will not be graded.
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 8E17Due by 4PM on Friday, 5/20/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)Spring 20111Do Problem 11.1-5 in the text.2(This problem will count as much as two regular problems)Consider the resonant circuit shown below. (a) Given V S = 100 V, find the cur
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
HW 9E17Due by 4PM on Friday, 5/27/2011 (in the HW box in Kemper 2131)Spring 20111Derive an equation for vO(t) in the circuit shown in terms of the two inputs, vs1(t) andvs2(t) and the components in the circuit. The opamp is ideal.2If you have a pu
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
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UC Davis - ENG - 17
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UC Davis - ENG - 17
ENG17IntroductionSpring 2011Prof. SpencerWhat is Engineering? Engineering is the art of applying your knowledgeof science and mathematics to solve problems mathematics is the handmaiden to engineering!We will solve differential equations, but that
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
UC Davis - ENG - 17
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