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Title: EE 1106: Introduction to EE Freshman Practicum


1
EE 1106 Introduction to EEFreshman Practicum
  • Lecture-Lab Introduction to signals and systems,
    RLC dynamical circuit

2
Signals and Systems
  • Signal
  • Any time dependent physical quantity
  • Constant DC, Variable - AC
  • Electrical, Optical, Mechanical
  • System
  • Object in which input signals interact to produce
    output signals.
  • Linear System has some have fundamental
    properties that make it predictable
  • Sinusoid in, sinusoid out of same frequency (when
    transients settle)
  • Double the amplitude in, double the amplitude out
    (when initial state conditions are zero)

3
System Modeling
  • Building mathematical models based on observed
    data, or other insight for the system.
  • Parametric models (analytical) ODE, PDE
  • Non-parametric models graphical models - plots,
    look-up cause-effect tables
  • Mental models Driving a car and using the
    cause-effect knowledge
  • Simulation models Many interconnect
    subroutines, objects in video game

4
Types of Models
  • White Box
  • derived from first principles laws physical,
    chemical, biological, economical, etc.
  • Examples RLC circuits, MSD mechanical models
    (electromechanical system models).
  • Black Box
  • model is entirely derived from measured data
  • Example regression (data fit)
  • Gray Box combination of the two

5
White Box Systems Electrical
  • Defined by Electro-Magnetic Laws of Physics
    Ohms Law, Kirchoffs Laws, Maxwells Equations
  • Example Resistor, Capacitor, Inductor

6
Physics of an Inductor
Core flux, f
Truncated hollow cylinder of permeability,
m,area, A, andlength lm.
Coil current, i
Flux linkage, l
Coil ofN turns
7
Voltage Drop Across Inductor
Note Passive SignConvention
8
Energy in an Inductor
Stored Energy
9
Physics of a Capacitor
Current, i, and Charge, q.
Plate area, A
Plate separationdistance, g
Voltageacross plates
Dielectric material ofpermittivity, e.
10
Physics of a Capacitor
Current
Capacitance
Note PassiveSign Convention
11
Energy in a Capacitor
Stored Energy
12
Inductors in Series
13
Capacitors in Parallel
14
Inductors in Parallel
15
Capacitors in Series
16
RLC Circuit as a System
Kirchoffs Voltage Law (KVL)

17
RC Circuit as an Example of First order Linear
Time Invariant System from http//www.electronic
s-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_1.html with modifications
OUTPUT
SYSTEM
INPUT
18
RC Circuit as an Example of First order Linear
Time Invariant System from http//www.electroni
cs-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_3.html with modifications
OUTPUT
INPUT
SYSTEM
INPUT
OUTPUT
19
RC Circuit as an Example of First order Linear
Time Invariant System from http//www.electroni
cs-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_3.html with modifications
OUTPUT
INPUT
SYSTEM
INPUT
OUTPUT
20
RC Circuit as an Example of First order Linear
Time Invariant System from http//www.electroni
cs-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_3.html with modifications
OUTPUT
INPUT
SYSTEM
INPUT
OUTPUT
21
Integrator and Low Pass Filter from
http//www.electronics-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_3.html
22
Differentiator and High Pass Filter from
http//www.electronics-tutorials.ws/rc/rc_3.html
23
Lab 9 Circuits
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Next Time MSP 430, Bring Computer and Install
Code Composer
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