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Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering

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  • #1 16509923
    RagnarPL
    Level 7  
    Hello :) We were given a few tasks with electrical circuits to complete the course. These are probably easy tasks, but when someone sees something like this for the first time, they don't know how to start. Unfortunately, the professor was driving the theory itself because he said that we should learn electrical circuits ourselves.

    I am not asking you to solve these problems !!! I would only ask you to show me the way if possible. (eg listing in bullet points what needs to be done or something). If I don't know something, then I'll ask :D

    Please help :) I really want to learn this because I plan to combine my major (programming) with electronics.

    Here are the tasks:
    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering
    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering
    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering

    Here I tried to do something (the first was done, but I don't know if it is right, and I got stuck with the second because I don't know what to do next):

    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering
    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering
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  • #2 16510720
    telecaster1951
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    RagnarPL wrote:

    I am not asking you to solve these problems !!
    Don't count on it. Puki, you won't take it yourself, I won't help you.
    RagnarPL wrote:
    Unfortunately, the professor was driving the theory itself,
    When I look at these problems, you should solve them based on your theoretical knowledge. Halfway, it's not even much to count ...
    Task 1 - password key: voltage divider and current divider.
    Task 2 - read about alternating current circuits, because you can't touch it with a hindrance.
    Task 3 - time constant. End of the task. You know this term, this task is very easy.
    Task 4 - as above, but for inductance.
    Task 5 - to read: wattmeter, active power
    Exercise 6 - to read: the rectifier.
  • #3 16510747
    RagnarPL
    Level 7  
    telecaster1951 wrote:
    Task 1 - password key: voltage divider and current divider.
    Task 2 - read about alternating current circuits, because you can't touch it with a hindrance.
    Task 3 - time constant. End of the task. You know this term, this task is very easy.
    Task 4 - as above, but for inductance.
    Task 5 - to read: wattmeter, active power
    Exercise 6 - to read: the rectifier.


    Thank you very much. That's what I meant :) At least I know where to start. :D

    Task 1 to be checked (current and voltage divider).

    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering

    Task 3 (I do not know if it is good - I have no idea how to determine after what time the steady state will occur in this system and what will be the value of the overvoltage Ul).

    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering

    Task 4 (I don't know if it's good - I have no idea how to count after what time and to what value the capacitor will be charged)

    Electrical Circuits Tasks: Step-by-Step Guidance for Beginners in Electrical Engineering
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