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ENGR 111 Exam 3 Review Dec. 1, Thu., 8:15-9:45pm Zachry 102 Closed book, closed notes. No calculators allowed. No teaming. Scantrons will be provided.

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1 ENGR 111 Exam 3 Review Dec. 1, Thu., 8:15-9:45pm Zachry 102 Closed book, closed notes. No calculators allowed. No teaming. Scantrons will be provided. Leave belongings (cell phones, backpacks, etc.) by the stage in front of the class.

2 Topics (Covered in Exam 1) Engineering, Engineering Design DC Basics  KCL, KVL, Ohm’s Law, power, energy, current and voltage dividers, resistors in series and parallel AC Basics  Capacitance, inductance, transformers, RC circuits Semiconductors, Transistors

3 Topics (Covered in Exam 2) Binary, Logic, Memory Elements  Binary representation, Gates, Truth tables, Logic rules, SR Latches, SRAM/DRAM Computer systems, Memory Digital information, Transmission, Spectrum, Modulation  ASCII, images, audio/video, Sampling theorem, Delay, Noise, SNR, Digital vs. analog, AM/FM, Modems, Spectrum sharing

4 True/False Review The sum of currents flowing into a node in a circuit depends on the voltage applied to the circuit components. The power dissipated by a resistor is lower for a 100. V AC source as compared to a 100. V DC source. The ratio of voltages across two resistors connected in parallel depends on the values of the two resistors. A transformer can be used to convert a 120 V AC source to a 12 V DC source. The power dissipated in an ideal inductor is zero.

5 KCL, KVL Given: Va=10.0 v, Vb=5.0 v, Vc=10.0 v; R 1 =10.0 k , R 2 =5.0 k  I 1 =(Va-Vb)/R 1 =(10.0-5.0)/10.0k=0.50 mA I 2 =(Vb-Vc)/R 2 =(5.0-10.0)/5.0k=  1.0 mA I 3 =  I 1 +I 2 =  1.5 mA V AB =Va  Vb=5.0 v, V BC =Vb  Vc=  5.0 v, V AC =Va  Vc=0

6 Resistors in Series and Parallel Which one of the resistors dissipates the maximum power in these circuits? R1=10.0 , R2=20.0 , R3=30.0 .

7 Voltage Dividers What is Vout? What if load is applied?

8 AC The maximum voltage across a light bulb connected to a 120. V AC outlet is … Power consumed in the circuit is …

9 RC Circuits Vs = 27.18 v, R=10.0 k , C=100.  F Thus, RC = 1.00 s Switch closed at t=0.0 s Vc=0.0 V at t=0.0 TimeCurrent through R Right after switch is closedVs/R=2.72 mA t=1.0 sVs/R * 1/e = 1.00 mA t=2.0 sVs/R * 1/e 2 = 1.00/e mA t=20.0 sVs/R * 1/e 20 = 0 mA

10 Digital Information In full HD mode, your 1080p TV displays video at 30 frames/second, with each frame being 1920x1080 pixels, where each pixel is represented by 3 colors, each of 8 bits. How many seconds of uncompressed full HD video can a 50 GB Blu-Ray disk hold?  50  10 9  1920  1080  30  3  8  50  10 9 /(1920  1080  30  3  8)  50  10 9 /(1920  1080  30  3)  None of the above

11 Transmission Which if these are true for digital signal transmission?  Allows accurate reconstruction of signal even in the presence of noise  Eliminates attenuation  Is less efficient than analog transmission  Requires repeaters or regenerators to transmit over long distances

12 Sampling At what rate should a 25 kHz signal be sampled to allow perfect reconstruction?  12,500 samples per second  25,000 samples per second  50,000 samples per second  25,000/sqrt(2) samples per second  None of the above

13 Communication How much time does it take to download a 1 Mb file over a 1000 km long, 100 Mbps fiber optic cable? (Assume speed of light in fiber is 2x10 8 m/s.)  100 ms  50 ms  15 ms (tprop = 5 ms; L/R= 10 ms)  5 ms

14 Compression The size of 16 minute video compressed to 1 Mbps is  16x10 6 bits  128x10 6 bytes  120x10 6 bytes  960x10 6 bytes


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