Homwork AC circuits. due Friday Oct 8, 2017

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Homwork AC circuits due Friday Oct 8, 2017 Validate your answers (show your work) using a Matlab Live Script and Simulink models. Include these computations and models with your homework. 1 Problem 1 Worksheet Series-Parallel Combination AC Circuits Problem 6 Fill in the table for the circuit. 9 V 400 Hz 1.5kΩ 375 mh Figure 1: LC series circuit Table 1: Voltage and current calculations by hand for RL components 1

Table 2: Voltage and current Matlab calculations for RL components Table 3: Voltage and current Simulink values for RL components 2 Problem 2 Worksheet Series and Parallel AC Circuits Problem 71 Fill in the table for the circuit. 17 V 60 Hz 3.3µF* 470Ω Figure 2: RC parallel circuit 2

Table 4: Voltage and current calculations by hand for RC components Table 5: Voltage and current Matlab calculations for RC components Table 6: Voltage and current Simulink values for RC components 3

Table 7: Voltage and current calculations by hand for RLC components Table 8: Voltage and current Matlab calculations for RLC components 3 Problem 3 Worksheet Series-Parallel Combination AC Circuits Problem 26 Fill in the table for the circuit. 100 mh 5 V 370 Hz 1.2kΩ 1µF Figure 3: RLC combination circuit 4

Write a Live Script to calculate the total impedance, current through and voltage across each component of an RLC circuit. First write two functions to calculate the reactance of a capacitor and inductor. Next, write a function to calculate the total impedance of the three components. Then write a the function to calculate the total current. Using the current and its phase, write three more functions to calculate the voltage across the resistor, capacitor, and inductor. Replace the question marks with variables in the functions. %This is the script part of the Live Script V = 9; R = 0.1; %Change this value for your circuit C = 2.2e-6; %Change this value for your circuit L = 0.2e-3; %Change this value for your circuit f = 800; %Change this value for your circuit Xc = CReactance(f,C) XL = LReactance(f,L) [Zs,phaseS] = imped_series(r,xc,xl) plot(f,zs) xlabel('frequency') ylabel('impedance') [Itot,Iphasetot] = tot_current(v,zs,phases) [VRs,VRphaseS] = Rvoltage(R,Itot,Iphasetot) [VCs,VCphaseS] = Cvoltage(Xc,Itot,Iphasetot) [VLs,VLphaseS] = Lvoltage(XL,Itot,Iphasetot) plot(f,vcs,'r',f,vls,'b')%compare the voltages at the %BASS and HIGH frequencies for the Cap for the BASS circuit %and the Ind for the HIGH circuit at 800 Hz and 5000 Hz Below are the six functions we use in the script above. function Xc = CReactance(??,??) Xc = 1./(??*??*??*??); function XL = LReactance(??,??) XL =??*??*??*??; function [Zs, phases] = imped_series(??,??,??) Zimag =?? -??; Zreal = R; Zs = sqrt(??.^2 +??.^2); if R == 0 if Zs>0 phases =??;

else phases =??; else phases = atand(??./??); function [Itot,Iphasetot] = tot_current(??,??,??) Itot = V./Zs; Iphasetot = 0 -??; function [VRs,VRphaseS] = Rvoltage(??,??,??) VRs =??*??; VRphaseS =??; function [VCs,VCphaseS] = Cvoltage(??,??,??) VCs =??.*??; VCphaseS = Iphasetot-??; function [VLs,VLphaseS] = Lvoltage(??,??,??) VLs =??.*??; VLphaseS = Iphasetot+??; Unexpected MATLAB operator.

Write a Live Script including two functions to calculate the reactance of a capacitor and inductor. The components are in parallel and the voltage and its phase are constant for each element. Complete the next three function to calculate the current in each branch. %This is the script part of the Live Script V = 9; R = 0.1; C = 2.e-6; L = 0.2e-3; f = 800:100:5000; Xc = CReactance(f,C); XL = LReactance(f,L); IR= Rcurrent(V,R); [IC,phaseC] = Ccurrent(V,Xc) [IL,phaseL] = Lcurrent(V,XL) plot(f,ic,'r',f,il,'b') Below are the five functions we use in the script above. function Xc = CReactance(??,??) Xc = 1./(??*??*??*??); function XL = LReactance(?,?) XL =??*??*??*??; function IR = Rcurrent(??,??) IR =??/??; function [IC,phaseC] = Ccurrent(??,??) IC =??./??; phasec = 0-(??); function [IL,phaseL] = Lcurrent(??,??) IL =??./??; phasel = 0-(??);

Table 9: Voltage and current Simulink values for RLC components 8