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POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

Institute of Technology
Department of Electrical Engineering Technology

EETE 10073: Electric Motors

JOHN ROBERT APILADO
DEET 2-1
2020-09928-MN-0
7/14/22
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Answer this examination on a separate sheet of clean paper. Show your solutions. You may print this
exam and write your answers in it. Be sure to include your name, section, student number, and date of
submission.

After finishing the exam, compile your work into a single pdf file. The filename should include your
surname, first name, and section.

Send your files to this link: https://forms.gle/ihPfqR83afTqHmYJA

Submission will be open until July 14, 2022 (Thursday) at 11:59:59 PM.

PART 1: Conversion between Metric Prefixes

Instructions: Fill the following table below by converting the given quantity to the required quantities.
Show your solution on a separate sheet of paper.

1. 0.025A 25 mA 2. 25000µA

3. 0.003MV 4. 3000V 3 kV

0.166 µF 5. 0.000166mF 6. 0.000000166F

7. 1120000000000J 8. 1120000MJ 1.12 TJ

225 km 9. 225000000000µm 10. 0.000000225Tm

11. 0.000000000004s 0.004 ns 12. 4ps

13. 746000000µW 14. 0.746kW 746 W

30 mH 15. 0.03H 16. 0.00000000000003TH

17. 0.0000000000016MC 18. 1.6µC 0.0000016 C

19. 0.0963MHz 96.3 kHz 20. 96300000mHz

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PART 2: Nodes, Branches, Paths, Loops; Series and Parallel Connections

Instructions: Answer the following questions below for each of the electrical network diagrams shown.

1. How many nodes does the network contain? 5

2. How many elements are present in the network? 7
3. Identify which elements are
a. in series? 10V-10kOhms, 10V-10i
b. in parallel? 10kOhms-10kOhms, 10i-1kOhms
4. Identify at least three loops in the
network (Label the points then use them
to name our loop)

Figure 1
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1. How many nodes does the network contain? 3

2. How many elements are present in the network? 5
3. Identify which elements are
a. in series? 2mA-4.7kOhms, 1Ohm-5V-3Ohms
b. in parallel? 2mA-4.7kOhms, 1Ohm-5V-3Ohms
5. Identify at least three loops in the
network (Label the points then use them
to name our loop)

FIGURE 2
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3. How many nodes does the network contain? 4

4. How many elements are present in the network? 6
3. Identify which elements are
a. in series? RB-RB-RC
b. in parallel? V-RA-RB-RC-RE-RD, RA-RB-RC-RE-RD, RD-RC-RE
6. Identify at least three loops in the
network (Label the points then use them
to name our loop)

FIGURE 3
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5. How many nodes does the network contain? 5

6. How many elements are present in the network? 8

3. Identify which elements are
a. in series? 3V-1kOhms, 3kOhms-3kOhms-7kOhms, 2kOhms-4kOhms-3kOhms
b. in parallel? 3kOhms-7kOhms, 2kOhms-4kOhms
7. Identify at least three loops in the
network (Label the points then use them
to name our loop)
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7. How many nodes does the network contain? 6

8. How many elements are present in the network? 6
3. Identify which elements are
a. in series? R1-R8, R7-V1
b. in parallel? R2-R3-R5, R5-R34
8. Identify at least three loops in the
network (Label the points then use them
to name our loop)
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Department of Electrical Engineering Technology

PART 3: Series and Parallel Circuits

Instructions: The diagram below shows the plan to install a neon sign for the Institute of Technology
building. A supply of 42 VDC is generated by the power supply. Answer the following questions below.

ITEC H
1. [5 pts] How will you connect the components in a series connection?

2. [10 pts] What will be the parameters (current, voltage, resistance, and power) of each
component if the circuit above is connected in series? (For the value of resistances,
use your student number, i.e., 2021-ITECH-MN-0. Use 10 if the digit is zero)
RT= 38 Ohms
IT= 1.105 A
PT= 46.41 W
P1= 9.77W
P2= 2.44W
P3= 10.99W
P4= 10.99W
P5= 12.2W
V1= 8.84V
V2= 2.21V
V3= 9.945V
V4= 9.945V
V5= 11.05V

3. [5 pts] How will you connect the components in a parallel connection?

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4. [10 pts] What will be the parameters (current, voltage, resistance, and power) of each
component if the circuit above is connected in parallel? (For the value of resistances,
use your student number, i.e., 2021-HCETI-MN-0. Use 10 if the digit is zero)

RT= 1.055 Ohms

IT= 39.81 A
I1= 4.2A
I2= 4.67A
I3= 4.67A
I4= 21A
I5= 5.25A
PT= 1672.04W
P1= 176.4W
P2= 196W
P3= 196W
P4= 882W
P5= 220.5W
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5. [10 pts] Compare the power of each connection. Which of the following connections is
better in terms of brightness? Explain your answer. (Assume that the brightness of
every bulb is dependent on the power consumed, i.e., it will shine more brightly if
more power is consumed.)
POWER PARALLEL SERIES
I 176.4W 12.2W
T 196W 10.99W
E 196W 10.99W
C 882W 2.44W
H 220.5W 9.77W

Given the table above with regards to the power of each of the letters by both parallel
and series circuit, we can see that the parallel connection consumes more power that
totals to 1672.04W compared to the consumed power of the series circuit that totals
to 46.41 W. With a big difference of 1625.63W that is in favor of the parallel
connection, we can therefore conclude that the lights of the parallel circuit, in terms
of brightness, shines brighter than the lights of the series circuit.