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Circuits 1 Practice Work - Introduction to Computer Concepts | IS 100, Study notes of Computer Applications

Material Type: Notes; Class: Intro to Comp Apps & Concepts; Subject: Information Systems; University: Mohawk Valley Community College-Utica Branch; Term: Unknown 2005;

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Circuits 1 Practice Work
1. A flashlight uses two 1.5 volt batteries in series with a single bulb. If the current drawn
by the bulb is 50 mA, determine:
A. The effective resistance of the bulb
B. The power dissipated by the bulb
C. The life of the batteries if they are rated at 1 amp-hour
2. I like toasted bagels. It takes about 4 minutes to properly toast a bagel in my toaster
oven. The oven is rated at 1500 watts. If NiMo charges me 11 cents per KWH,
determine:
A. The energy used to toast the bagel (in KWH)
B. The yearly energy cost to toast one bagel per day.
C. The current drawn by the oven.
3. A certain chunk of material has a resistance of 100 Ohms. Determine the new
resistance if:
A. The length is doubled.
B. The area is doubled.
C. The length and area are both tripled.
D. The material is altered so that its resistivity is increased ten fold.
4. An audio amplifier has an efficiency of 50%. The loudspeaker it drives has an
efficiency of 10%.
A. What is the net efficiency?
B. For a loudspeaker output of 2 watts, what power must be drawn by the amplifier?
5. A 60 volt source feeds four series connected resistors. R1 is 100 Ohms, R3 is 500
Ohms, R4 is 200 Ohms. R4 also dissipates .5 watts. Determine:
A. The value of R2.
B. The voltage drop across each resistor.
C. The total power dissipated in the circuit resistors.
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Circuits 1 Practice Work

  1. A flashlight uses two 1.5 volt batteries in series with a single bulb. If the current drawn by the bulb is 50 mA, determine: A. The effective resistance of the bulb B. The power dissipated by the bulb C. The life of the batteries if they are rated at 1 amp-hour
  2. I like toasted bagels. It takes about 4 minutes to properly toast a bagel in my toaster oven. The oven is rated at 1500 watts. If NiMo charges me 11 cents per KWH, determine: A. The energy used to toast the bagel (in KWH) B. The yearly energy cost to toast one bagel per day. C. The current drawn by the oven.
  3. A certain chunk of material has a resistance of 100 Ohms. Determine the new resistance if: A. The length is doubled. B. The area is doubled. C. The length and area are both tripled. D. The material is altered so that its resistivity is increased ten fold.
  4. An audio amplifier has an efficiency of 50%. The loudspeaker it drives has an efficiency of 10%. A. What is the net efficiency? B. For a loudspeaker output of 2 watts, what power must be drawn by the amplifier?
  5. A 60 volt source feeds four series connected resistors. R1 is 100 Ohms, R3 is 500 Ohms, R4 is 200 Ohms. R4 also dissipates .5 watts. Determine: A. The value of R2. B. The voltage drop across each resistor. C. The total power dissipated in the circuit resistors.

Circuits 1 Practice Work Answers

  1. A. R=V/I 3 V/50 mA = 60 Ohms B. P=I*V 50 mA * 3 V = 150 mW C. 1 Ah/50 mA = 20 hours
  2. 4 minutes = 4/60 = .0667 hours A. .0667 hours * 1500 W = 100 wH (.1KWH) B. 365 days/year * .1 KWH/day = 36.5 KWH/year. At $.11/KWH, cost = $4. C. I=P/V 1500 W/120 V = 12.5 amps
  3. Remember: R=ρ * length/area A. R is doubled to 200 Ohms. B. R is halved to 50 Ohms C. No change, still 100 Ohms D. R is 1k Ohms
  4. A. ηnet = η 1 * η 2 ηnet = .5 * .1 = .05 (i.e., 5%) B. In other words, 2 watts is 5% of what? Pin = 2 W * 1/η Pin = 2 W * 1/.05 Pin=40 W
  5. Knowing R 4 and PR5, you can find I: P=I^2 R, or I=vP/R I=v.5 W/200 Ohms I=50 mA You can now find the drops on R1, R3, R4. VR1=IR1 VR1=50 mA 100 Ohms VR1=5V VR3=IR3 VR3=50 mA 500 Ohms VR3=25V VR4=IR4 VR4=50 mA 200 Ohms VR4=10V From KVL, sum of rises must equal sum of drops, so VR2=E - VR4 - VR4 - VR4 VR2=60V – 5V – 25V – 10V VR2=20V You now know the drop across R2 and the current through it, so R2= VR2/I R2 = 20 V/50 mA R2 = 400 Ohms The total power is found using the total voltage applied and the total current drawn: P = I*V P = 50 mA * 60V P = 3 W