Use source exchange to find the current I, in the network in the figure below. 11...
Use superposition to find V, in the network in the figure below. 12/0° v 60 4/0° A -ji n V. (a) Find the real part of V. (b) Find the imaginary part of V.. (a) (b)
Chapter 8, Problem 8.097 (Circuit Solution) Find V, in the network in the figure below. 11.12 + 0 12% v 320 22 1112 16% A (12/0° A (a) Find the real part of V.. (b) Find the imaginary part of Vo DO (a) (b)
Find Vs in the network in the figure below if V-420° v. 1 2 ?? 2862 VI 2? 2? (a) Find the real part of the voltage. (b) Find the imaginary part of the voltage.
Chapter 8, Problem 8.097 (Circuit Solution) Find Vo in the network in the figure below. 12,60 V (+ 2Ω 27 Ω 166 v 0° A (a) Find the real part of Vo (b) Find the imaginary part of Vo
Chapter 16, Problem 16.050 Find Vo in the network in the figure below 2Ω 40Ω (a) Find the real part of vo (b) Find the imaginary part of Vo
Use Thévenin's theorem to find V, in the network in the figure below. 212 3/0° A 320 370A -110 4/A ja 10 v Enter (a) the amplitude and (b) the phase angle. The phase angle must be in the interval (-180°, 180°]. (b) degrees
Problem 3. Consider the network in Figure 2 with the current source input and output given by i (t). Let u be a real scalar. 8 kΩ μυΑ + ΟΔ ξ2 kΩ ί, 32 Η (a) Draw the circuit in the s-domain. (b). Find the transfer function. (c) Find the poles and the zeros, if any, of the transfer function. (d) Under what conditions is the transfer function stable? (e) If u = 2, find 1(s) and identify the zero-input...
11. For the network below containing a voltage controlled current source, find the current through, voltage across, and power dissipated by the 20-k2 resistor. 5 mA 10k12 V 0.011. k220 k2
Chapter 16, Problem 16.058 In the network in the figure below, Vo is known to be 4245. Find Z. 22 Ω (a) Find the real part of Z. b) Find the imaginary part of Z. Ohm Ohm
Chapter 8, Problem 8.052 Given the network in the figure below, determine the value of Vo if Vs2420° v. 8Ω (a) Find the real part of the voltage. (b) Find the imaginary part of the voltage.