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ECE 301 HW #11 wlg Due: December 4, ’07 revision A Name_______________________ Use engineering paper. Work only on one side of the paper. Use this sheet as your cover sheet, placed on top of your work and stapled in the top left-hand corner. Number the problems at the top of the page, in the center of the sheet. Do neat work. Underline your answers. Show how you got your equations. Be sure to show how you got your answers. Each problem counts 15 points. Linear Transformers (11.X1) Determine the voltage Vo of the linear transformer given below. Ans: Vo = 0.6-90o V j1 4 + + j8 690o V- j5 VO _ 10 _ Figure 11.X1: Circuit for problem 11.X1 (11.X2) In the linear transformer circuit below, calculate the input impedance and the current I1. Take Z1 = (60 – j100) ohms, Z2 = (30 + j40) ohms, and ZL = (80 + j60) ohms. Ans: ZIN = 100.14-53.1o ohms, I1 = 0.5113.1o A j5 Z1 + O I1 5060 V _ Z2 j20 j40 linear transformer Figure 11.X2: Circuit for problem 11.X2 I2 ZL Ideal Transformers (15.60) Work for N1/N2 = 10 only: (15.63) (a) I1 = 630o A; Ans: V2rms = 10 V, I2rms = 0.1 A, PL = 1 W V2 = 4000o V (b) PS1 = - 519.6 W PS2 = 519.6 W power is taken from the voltage source and delivered to th current source (c) I1 = 6-150o A V2 = 400180o V PS1 = 519.6 W PS2 = - 519.6 W Power is taken from the current source and delivered to the voltage source (15.65) (a) I1 = 300o A; (b) I1 = 100o A