EE 333
Homework Assignment 11
Due Nov. 7, 1997
- Problem 4.13 from the text.
- Problem 4.14 from the text.
- Problem 4.15 from the text.
- Problem 4.16 from the text.
- Problem 4.17 from the text.
- Problem 4.20 from the text.
- Problem 4.21 from the text.
- The maximum current recorded in a lightning strike is about 200 kA.
This current flows for about 100 microseconds. If all of this current is
carried to ground by a copper wire, what minimum diameter of wire should
you use to make sure the temperature of the wire does not increase by more
that 150oC (so the wire will not be damaged)? The specific
heat of copper is 0.39 J/g Co. The density of copper is 9
g/cm3.
Bill Rison,
<rison@ee.nmt.edu >