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Problem 1 (20 points) You have the circuit shown below. 7 mA 8 kg %, 1...
Please show all work and to follow directions. Only answer Problem 14 14)(4 points) Analyze the...
Please show all work and to follow directions. Only answer Problem
14
14)(4 points) Analyze the circuit in problem 9-12 using PSPICE as follows: Use a Bias Point analysis to find Ix, Iy, VA, VB and Vc in problem 12 above. Be sure to add text to the schematic as indicated in the Sample Report. Only show the result of Ix, ly, VA, VB and Ve on the schematic. Adjust the placement of each value on the schematic so that...
Problem A2 (10 points each part) For the following circuit establish the set of equations needed...
Problem A2 (10 points each part) For the following circuit establish the set of equations needed that will allow to solve for the variables indicated as shown in the circuit, using: (a) Node-voltage method (b) Mesh-current method (co) Solve one the the two solution obtained in either (a) or (b) to indicate the value of ia, io and vo 52 b 2 500 V
please solve them all 2) For the circuit shown in Figure 1. Find the following: A....
please solve them all
2) For the circuit shown in Figure 1. Find the following: A. How many independent loops are present in the circuit? B. How many nodes are present in the circuit? C. Write a KVL equation at every independent loop (mesh) in the circuit in terms of the indicated voltage and current variables. D. Write a KCL equation at every node in the circuit. Write those equations using the indicated voltage variables by incorporating Ohm's Law for...
Problem One (25 points) 300A. Determine the equivalent resistance as seen by the current source is...
Problem One (25 points) 300A. Determine the equivalent resistance as seen by the current source is in the circuit shown below. Show carefully each step of your solution process. B. Find the magnitude of the power delivered by the source in the circuit shown if current source is = 50 mA. OSA 100 150 12 w 75or SOL 5000 750 n 1kn 36000 250 12 3002 Velg Problem Two (25 points) v=l6 Consider the electrical circuit shown below. Suppose that...
-19 points My Notes For the circuit shown in the figure below, use Kirchhoff's rules to...
-19 points My Notes For the circuit shown in the figure below, use Kirchhoff's rules to obtain equations for the upper loop, the lower loop, and the node on the left side. In each case suppress units for clarity and simplify, combining like terms. (Use the following as necessary 11812, and 136.) 180 00 HA W 120 V 700 11.00 w 5.000 360 (a) the upper loop (b) the lower loop (c) the node on the left side (d) Solve...
HW5 Problem 1 Creating Symbolic Expressions My Solutions > Problemi In the circuit below, the voltage...
HW5 Problem 1 Creating Symbolic Expressions My Solutions > Problemi In the circuit below, the voltage source is given by v(t) = 12cos(400t - 30°). R1 = R2 = R3 = 51 and L1 = L2 = 20mH and C = mF. Please answer the following questions. w LI NL2 m i4 w un i3 R3 a) Transform the circuit into phasor domain b) Write out KCL for node N1 and N2 in the phasor domain c) Use KVL to...
6. The circuit shown below is common in radio receivers. The dependent source is created using...
6. The circuit shown below is common in radio receivers. The dependent source is created using a device known as a transistor. R2 VX VOUT - RS 9m Vx R = 5002 R2 = 20000 9m = 0.0385 A/V C = 2.3374nF L = 1nH Ry = 100k 22 a) Determine the transfer function H(s) = OUT. It should have the form: VIN Vout aus? + ans + do H(S) = 1 VIN b2s2 + bis + 1 Provide the...
Problem 1: Consider the circuit diagram below containing unsteady current source, is. For this circuit, determine:...
Problem 1: Consider the circuit diagram below
containing unsteady current source, is. For this circuit,
determine:
a) the number of state variables required to
describe the dynamic circuit behavior,
b) list a set of state variables that could be
used to determine circuit behavior,
c) determine a set of state-space equations
describing circuit behavior in terms of your state variables from
part b, d) state the output vector for the current flowing through
capacitor ‘C’
2C
2C
[15 Points] How many nodes does the circuit have (indicate on the diagram)? How many unknown volt...
[15 Points] How many nodes does the circuit have (indicate on
the diagram)? How many unknown voltages does this lead too (also
show on the diagram)?
[20 Points] Define the branch currents and assign current flow
directions on the diagram. Write down the minimum number of KCL
equations needed to analyze the circuit. Use Ohm’s law to re-write
the equations in terms of the voltage variables
[15 Points] Solve the equations from part b. for
Vout(t) and sketch, assuming G...
Learning Goal: To use the node-voltage method to solve circuits with branches containing only a voltage...
Learning Goal: To use the node-voltage method to solve circuits with branches containing only a voltage source. The node-voltage method is a general technique for solving circuits. Fundamentally, it involves writing KCL equations at essential nodes. When the circuit contains a dependent source, you must write a constraint equation for each dependent source, in addition to the KCL equations. When the circuit contains one or more voltage sources that are the only components in branches connecting two essential nodes, the...
Please show all work and to follow directions. Only answer Problem
14
14)(4 points) Analyze the circuit in problem 9-12 using PSPICE as follows: Use a Bias Point analysis to find Ix, Iy, VA, VB and Vc in problem 12 above. Be sure to add text to the schematic as indicated in the Sample Report. Only show the result of Ix, ly, VA, VB and Ve on the schematic. Adjust the placement of each value on the schematic so that...
Problem A2 (10 points each part) For the following circuit establish the set of equations needed that will allow to solve for the variables indicated as shown in the circuit, using: (a) Node-voltage method (b) Mesh-current method (co) Solve one the the two solution obtained in either (a) or (b) to indicate the value of ia, io and vo 52 b 2 500 V
please solve them all
2) For the circuit shown in Figure 1. Find the following: A. How many independent loops are present in the circuit? B. How many nodes are present in the circuit? C. Write a KVL equation at every independent loop (mesh) in the circuit in terms of the indicated voltage and current variables. D. Write a KCL equation at every node in the circuit. Write those equations using the indicated voltage variables by incorporating Ohm's Law for...
Problem One (25 points) 300A. Determine the equivalent resistance as seen by the current source is in the circuit shown below. Show carefully each step of your solution process. B. Find the magnitude of the power delivered by the source in the circuit shown if current source is = 50 mA. OSA 100 150 12 w 75or SOL 5000 750 n 1kn 36000 250 12 3002 Velg Problem Two (25 points) v=l6 Consider the electrical circuit shown below. Suppose that...
-19 points My Notes For the circuit shown in the figure below, use Kirchhoff's rules to obtain equations for the upper loop, the lower loop, and the node on the left side. In each case suppress units for clarity and simplify, combining like terms. (Use the following as necessary 11812, and 136.) 180 00 HA W 120 V 700 11.00 w 5.000 360 (a) the upper loop (b) the lower loop (c) the node on the left side (d) Solve...
HW5 Problem 1 Creating Symbolic Expressions My Solutions > Problemi In the circuit below, the voltage source is given by v(t) = 12cos(400t - 30°). R1 = R2 = R3 = 51 and L1 = L2 = 20mH and C = mF. Please answer the following questions. w LI NL2 m i4 w un i3 R3 a) Transform the circuit into phasor domain b) Write out KCL for node N1 and N2 in the phasor domain c) Use KVL to...
6. The circuit shown below is common in radio receivers. The dependent source is created using a device known as a transistor. R2 VX VOUT - RS 9m Vx R = 5002 R2 = 20000 9m = 0.0385 A/V C = 2.3374nF L = 1nH Ry = 100k 22 a) Determine the transfer function H(s) = OUT. It should have the form: VIN Vout aus? + ans + do H(S) = 1 VIN b2s2 + bis + 1 Provide the...
Problem 1: Consider the circuit diagram below
containing unsteady current source, is. For this circuit,
determine:
a) the number of state variables required to
describe the dynamic circuit behavior,
b) list a set of state variables that could be
used to determine circuit behavior,
c) determine a set of state-space equations
describing circuit behavior in terms of your state variables from
part b, d) state the output vector for the current flowing through
capacitor ‘C’
2C
2C
[15 Points] How many nodes does the circuit have (indicate on
the diagram)? How many unknown voltages does this lead too (also
show on the diagram)?
[20 Points] Define the branch currents and assign current flow
directions on the diagram. Write down the minimum number of KCL
equations needed to analyze the circuit. Use Ohm’s law to re-write
the equations in terms of the voltage variables
[15 Points] Solve the equations from part b. for
Vout(t) and sketch, assuming G...
Learning Goal: To use the node-voltage method to solve circuits with branches containing only a voltage source. The node-voltage method is a general technique for solving circuits. Fundamentally, it involves writing KCL equations at essential nodes. When the circuit contains a dependent source, you must write a constraint equation for each dependent source, in addition to the KCL equations. When the circuit contains one or more voltage sources that are the only components in branches connecting two essential nodes, the...
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