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EECS 40 Midterm 1 - Spring 2001 Exam Questions, Exams of Microelectronic Circuits

Questions from the eecs 40 midterm 1 exam held in spring 2001. The questions cover topics such as capacitor charging/discharging, ladder circuits, and linear circuit analysis. Students are required to find numerical values of currents and charges, sketch waveforms, and solve for voltages.

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EECS 40 Midterm 1 - Spring 2001
Professor Howe
1. Capacitor Charging/Discharging [17 points]
(a) [4 pts] What is the value of the current i (t = 0
+
) in Amperes? The switch moves up at t = 0
and down at t = 50 ps. (note that 1 ps = 10
-12
s).
(b) [4 pts] What is the charge q on the + plate of the 1 pF capacitor in pC at t = 50 ps?
(c) [4 pts] What is the value of the current i (t = 50
+
ps) in Amperes? If you couldn't solve part
(b), you can assume for this part that q(t = 50 ps) = 5 pC. Needless to say, this is not the correct
answer to part (b).
(d) [5 pts] Accurately sketch the waveform vc(t) for 0<t<100 ps on the graph below. The values
at t = 0 and 50 ps should be accurate. You can make the same assumption in part (c) if you were
unable to solve part (b).
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EECS 40 Midterm 1 - Spring 2001

Professor Howe

  1. Capacitor Charging/Discharging [17 points]

(a) [4 pts] What is the value of the current i (t = 0+) in Amperes? The switch moves up at t = 0 and down at t = 50 ps. (note that 1 ps = 10-12^ s).

(b) [4 pts] What is the charge q on the + plate of the 1 pF capacitor in pC at t = 50 ps?

(c) [4 pts] What is the value of the current i (t = 50+^ ps) in Amperes? If you couldn't solve part (b), you can assume for this part that q(t = 50 ps) = 5 pC. Needless to say, this is not the correct answer to part (b).

(d) [5 pts] Accurately sketch the waveform vc(t) for 0<t<100 ps on the graph below. The values at t = 0 and 50 ps should be accurate. You can make the same assumption in part (c) if you were unable to solve part (b).

  1. Ladder circuit [16 points]

(a) [5 pts] Find the numerical value of the current I 1.

(b) [4 pts] Find the numerical value of the current I 2. If you couldn't answer part (a), you can assume for this part that I 1 = 2mA. Needless to say, this is not the correct answer to (a).

(c) [3pts] Find the numerical value of the current I 3. In case you couldn't solve part (a), you can