ECE 3000 Exams

Dates

Grading

Midterm I

Midterm II

Midterm III

Final

Think there are errors in these keys? 

I have added sticky notes to some of the pdf files if there were mistakes in the original keys.  If you find a mistake that I haven’t already found, email me and get 5 free extra credit points towards homework or labs.

Midterm I -- Transmission Lines

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Review Questions (includes some topics on Midterm II)

 

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See also Final Exams, Questions 1 and 2

Midterm IIElectrostatics & Magnetostatics (see also Midterm III some years)

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See also Final Exams, typically Questions 3 and 4

Midterm III Plane Waves , Link Budgets

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2011   Matlab

See also Final Exams, Questions 5 and 6

FINAL EXAM

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ERRATA

Here are comments turned in by students.  I haven’t had time to double check all of them but put them here in case you get going on something and think there might be a mistake.

I noticed a typo on an example. This is from the 2004 midterm I and is linked to your lecture from September 3rd. The problem asks to find the voltage on the line 4.8 wavelengths from the load. However the labeled length between the input and the load is only 2.6 wavelengths. Hopefully that wouldn't hold anyone up as it's pretty clear you probably just meant to have 9.6 (as it's twice of 4.8). Just letting you know.

 

I believe I have found an error on Midterm I, 2007, from 8 September on the link 'Example Exam Question on Input Impedance (see problem 1)'.

Where I_load is calculated, the phase angle (in radians) should be -0.337 instead of -0.3695. The current in rectangular form is 0.2-j0.07, thus

arctan(-0.07/0.2)=-0.337

I know it's a small thing....but thought I'd let you know anyway.