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4. Find Thevenin Equivalent across A-B R1 400 V1 + Vo........ 10V - 500 13V.
06) Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit at terminal a-b Let V1-50<300V , XL>J20 Ω, Xc-*)10 Ω, and R1-10 Ω for the following circuit. R1 ZTH- V1 (
Find the VTh and the Thevenin equivalent circuit L1 R1 M 100 20:20H V1 50Vpk 0.159Hz 309 + C1 =0.10F R2 5TQ Vth
Find the Thevenin equivalent between the points A and B for the following circuit where R1-3002, R2-3002, R3-300S R1
Find the Thevenin equivalent with respect to the terminals a, b of the circuit shown using node analysis. The voltage-dependent current source G1 depends on the voltage across a and b and has a gain of 0.01. Units for R1 R2 L1 C1 are Ohms, H, and F, respectively. The linear frequency is 50Hz. 1-1 Derive a formula for Vth in terms of all of the variables in the circuit. Please upload a file showing all your work for this...
Find the Thevenin equivalent with respect to the terminals a, b of the circuit shown using node analysis. The voltage-dependent current source G1 depends on the voltage across a and b and has a gain of 0.01. Units for R1 R2 L1 C1 are Ohms, H and F, respectively. The linear frequency is 50Hz. 1-1 Derive a formula for Vth in terms of all of the variables in the circuit. Please upload a file showing all your work for this...
Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit external to the indicated load impedance ZL=10Ω∠0° connected across a-b as shown in Figure 1. Also, calculate the current through the impedance ZL=10Ω∠0° (a) Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit external to the indicated load impedance ZL=10 2Z0° connected across a-b as shown in Figure 1. Also, calculate the current through the impedance ZL 10 220° 24 Q 10 Q a + Z 10 Zo 5 VZ0° 16 Q 500 mA /0° b 12 Q Figure...
Please find the thevenin equivalent first as suggested 3. In the circuit below, R1 10k, R2 20k and C 0.1uF. At t0, a step function of 10 V magnitude is applied to the input. Find V(t) at the output and sketch it. Your sketch should be quantitatively correct, that is, it should have labeled V and t axes. Strongly suggested: solve by first finding the Thévenin equivalent of the source voltage and resistor network Input (problem 3) 10V IN R2...
1.Find the Thevenin Equivalent Voltage and the Thevenin Equivalent Resisitance. 2. Show the Thevenin Equivalent Circuit. R1 1.2k R4 1.2k NN Vab = Voc = ETH 3.3k RTH Vab = ETH
Internal resistance problem. Suppose that in Figure 3.3, Vo=13V, R1=150kΩ, R2=375kΩ, and Ri=2MΩ. Initially, the voltmeter is disconnected. If the internal resistance of the meter were 12 M Ω, what is the voltage across R2? Volts:
Find the Thevenin equivalent from the perspective of nodes A and B for the AC circuit below: R1 L1 C1 (LZ V1 Assume: V1 = 1020° ZR1=10 Zcı--j10 ZL1= 20 ZL2=j20 Note: your answers should be in rectangular form, real part first, j before the imaginary part, no spaces... examples: -j10, 10, 10+j20, 1-j2, etc. Vth= Zth= Ohms