EE362L, Test 1, 2-2:50pm, Oct. 5, 2005. Name: KEY , Page 1 of 4 50 minute test. Ten multiple choice questions. One 8.5x11” note sheet permitted (both sides). No laptop computers. Unless otherwise indicated, you must show sufficient reasoning, equations, and steps to justify your answer. Circle the correct answer, I intended for the correct answer to be one of the choices, but if not, then choose “other” (if provided) and write in your answer, Do not unstaple. Seating assignments. No partial credit. If you finish more than 10 minutes early, quietly turn in your test. Else, wait until the end of class to avoid disturbing others. Problem 1. A thermistor (10k @ 25°C), whose resistance variation is shown in the table below, is attached to a heat sink. When the resistance of the thermistor is 6k, what is its temperature (pick a range or enter your own calculated value)? Use linear interpolation between table values. TempT-°C | RT/R(T=25°C) 0 3.28 5 2.55 10. 1.993 15 1573 20 1.250 25 1.000 (5320-6830) 2 = -2422[% 30 0806 am slope = SC. 35 0.653 P5300 40 0.532. 5 3a0. _ 4370-5320 _ 45 0.437 Hope = eae 190 ee 50 0.360 55 0.298 For $0002, USe 6000 =6530 — C42£\(s°c) > a%=Z,19° y UF 5C+Z 19% = a = 272°C For S000%, Use Spee $320-(190 Yew A = [168' T= ote hg AUR a.32.33¢ (6.37. ee) e383 [[aai-arrc) |e Other Problem 2, The periodic current waveform shown below flows through a 150 resistor. Determine the average value of the current. ‘Amps (1.sA(te0e) + (04) (Lex) Fong, = zZsec Ting = 9,754 msec Avg iM Again hae heee =)SA =0K a. 1.5 amps b. 0.75 amps 5 c. 1.0 amps 4.0.50 amps —_| e, OtherEE36QL, Test 1, 2-2:50pm, Oct 5,2005. Name:__ KEY , Page 2 of 4 Problem 3. For the situation given in Problem 2, what is the average power absorbed by the resistor? - Feeb, 2, [Hint ~the squared rms value ofthe current | F* the O-l sec. pret of F%eb.2, the 2 I Toms 4X foe eee shown here is TZ, + —2eat— peak Tops vould be (15)% 72C)*= 2.2334 12 5 z Foathe [-2 sec. part, Toms would be 200 = (Ibis) = (1.500 (Foo. = (uid(io)=_l,'Tw) ae a.35.0watts |b. 11.7 wa CATS wat | 4.23.3 watts |e, Other ee Sa Problem 4. The periodic voltage shown below is applied across a 100 resistor. Determine the rms value of the voltage. Zz 4 z 2 Volt: = 4 (27/4) + (-19 a vst Vans = LCA + 19°C ZL = = $ [4004200] = 26 10 ° we Mews = 14s 1V fi 2 3 (2.141 vos) [b.200volts [e.15.8volts [4.0.0 volts e. Other Problem 5. A MOSFET will operate with 4W of loss in a room having ambient temperature 40°C, The temperature of the MOSFET is to be kept below 80°C. Your task is to choose the smallest (in physical size) heat sink from the selections shown below that meets or exceeds this objective, Assume that a heat sink’s physical size is inversely proportional to its thermal coefficient (i.., larger heat sinks have smaller thermal coefficients). 40°C Rise Above pmbreat, 40C = (0°C/w mn heat . 600 pF | ¢-3750 mF 4, 938 uF > e. Other | Z2S0V \ 200¥ \ Retin Se