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ECE 442 Electronic Circuits Homework 1 Due Friday January 25, 2008

This document contains the instructions for Homework 1 assigned in ECE 442 Electronic Circuits. It lists 4 problems to solve related to circuit analysis techniques: 1) Finding effective resistance and Thevenin voltages in a circuit; 2) Determining a Thevenin equivalent circuit and using it to calculate an output voltage; 3) Calculating voltage gain, input impedance, and output impedance in a circuit; 4) Solving problem 1.77 from the Sedra text. Students are to complete these problems and submit their solutions by the due date of Friday, January 25, 2008.

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ECE 442 Electronic Circuits Homework 1 Due Friday January 25, 2008

This document contains the instructions for Homework 1 assigned in ECE 442 Electronic Circuits. It lists 4 problems to solve related to circuit analysis techniques: 1) Finding effective resistance and Thevenin voltages in a circuit; 2) Determining a Thevenin equivalent circuit and using it to calculate an output voltage; 3) Calculating voltage gain, input impedance, and output impedance in a circuit; 4) Solving problem 1.77 from the Sedra text. Students are to complete these problems and submit their solutions by the due date of Friday, January 25, 2008.

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ECE 442 Electronic Circuits

Homework 1
Due Friday January 25, 2008

1. Given the circuit shown:


(a) Find the effective resistance as seen by the
capacitor terminals, R12.
(b) Determine the Thévenin voltage as seen from
node 1 to ground, VTh-1,0.
(c) Determine the Thévenin voltage as seen from
node 2 to ground, VTh-2,0.

2. Given the circuit shown:


(a) Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit as
seen by RL.
(b) Using the information of part (a),
calculate vout.
(c) Explain why vout is less than VTh.

3. Assume that α = 0.99 in the circuit


shown.
(a) Calculate the voltage gain, A = vout/vin.
(b) Calculate the input impedance, Rin.
(c) Calculate the output impedance, Rout.

4. Sedra P1.77

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