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In the circuit shown in Fig 14 40 determine the voltage at a frequency of 50 Hz to be applied across AB in order that the current in the circuit is 10 A Draw the phasor diagram
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Solutions to exercises and problems for analog and digital electronic circuits Ideal for electrical engineering students
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The resultant circuit current I is the vector sum of the branch currents I1 and I2 and can be found by (i) using parallelogram law of vectors, as shown in Fig 14 2 or (ii) resolving I2 into their X- and Y-components (or active and reactive components respectively) and then by combining these compo- nents, as shown in Fig 14 3
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Since PSpice is designed primarily to determine the voltage at a point with respect to ground, the network of Fig 16 7 is entered as shown in Fig 16 30 to permit a direct calculation of the voltages across R1 and R2
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Question: 1 Branch-current Analysis (a) Construct the network of Fig 14 1 and insert the measured values of the resistors in the spaces provided R1 tacturad =1 18 KΩR2 mowome =2 18R1 and =3 27 Caution: Be sure de supplics are hooked up as shows (common ground) before FIG 1 turning the power on (b) Using branch-current analysis, calculate the current through each
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Figure P28 9 a Find the current in the 14 0 Qresistor b Find the potential difference between points a and b (a) (L) 3 PSE6 28 P 021 [3177961 Determine the current in each branch of the circuit in Figure ?28 21 (R = 9 00 Q, and 10 0 V ) Branch containing resistor R Branch containing the 4 00 V source Branch containing the voltage source V 3
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For the network shown below, convert each branch containing a voltage source to its Norton equivalent and hence determine the current flowing in the 5 resistance
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V I = 3 (I 2 - 6) + 7I 2 We need a third equation, one relating 4 A to the mesh currents Observe that the branch current in the 4 A source is made up of two mesh currents, I 2 in the direction of the 4 A current, and I 1 opposite to the 4 A current Therefore: 4 = I 2 - I 1 With three equations and three unknowns, we can solve for all the
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