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For calculating Thevenin resistance, we have to short circuit the DC voltage source V1 = 5 V.
After that the total resistance as seen from the output terminal is ,
So, the answer is right.
Find the thevinin resistance of the circuit. I got 118.46 ohms and would like to check...
Find the voltage at R4 using mesh analysis.
R1 R5 M 100 Vout+ 15 V1 + R3 470 R4 220 5 R2 M Vout- 220
V1 V2 R1 R5 Vout+ 15 100 V1 + R3 R4 5 470 220 R2 Vout- 220 1. Using circuit analysis techniques you learned in class, calculate the Thévenin voltage between the terminals Vout+ and Vout- in the above circuit. Using the zeroing method, calculate the Thévenin resistance of the above circuit as seen from the terminals Yout+ and Vout- What is the Norton (short circuit) current for the above circuit?
Vth = 1.54 Volt
Rth = 118.5 ohm
Inorton = 13 mAmp
a. Draw the Thévenin and Norton equivalent circuits of the
schematic shown above
b. Connect a 100 Ohm “load” resistor to the terminals of the
original circuit (this means in parallel with R
c. Calculate the voltage across the load resistor, and calculate
its power. Repeat the procedure for a 220 Ohm load.
Resistance (Ohms)
Voltage (Volts)
Power (milliwatts)
100
220
R1 R5 Vout+ 15 100 V1 +...
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Part A
Part B
Consider the following circuit of five resistors connected to a DC power supply set to 1.0V R1 R2 R3 V1 U 1V R4 R5 R1 0.05 ohms, R2 0.2 ohms, R3 99 ohms and R5 0.15 ohms. The voltage drop across R4 is 6 mV. Answer the following: What is the current...
Part 1: Gain =8, R1=5k, R2=20k, R5=100, and V1=1V. Find
Vout/Vin.
Part 2: Let R4=0 and R3=∞. Find Vout/Vin. (Hint: make sure the
button called Enable Biased Voltage
Display is depressed) (Another Hint: when a resistance is zero,
short it; when a resistance is
infinity, delete it).
Part 3: Let R4=2k and R3=∞. Find Vout/Vin.
Part 4: Let R4=0 and R3=1000. Find Vout/Vin.
Part 5:Let R4=2k and R3=1000. Find Vout/Vin.
R1 Vout G1 5k R4 1k R5 100 V1 R2...
Given the following circuit with V = 36 Volts, R1 = 9
Ohms, R2 = 9 Ohms, R3 = 16 Ohms,
R4 = 3 Ohms, R5 = 6 Ohms, R6 = 11
Ohms, R7 = 3 Ohms, and R8 = 9 Ohms, what is
the equivalent resistance of the entire circuit in Ohms?
Given the following circuit with V = 36 Volts, R1 = 9 Ohms, R2 = 9 Ohms, R3 = 16 Ohms, R4 = 3 Ohms, R5 =...
1) Circuit1 What type of circuit is this? Rt R1 R1 (R) R1 (V) R1 (1) R2 R2 (R) R2 (V) R2 (0) R3 R3 (R) R3 (V) R3 (1) R4 R4 (R) R4 (V) R4 (I) R5 R5 (R) R5 (V) R5 (I) Ci Circuit 1 (24 VDC) R1 25Ohms R2 50 Ohms R3 25oh MS 24V0C R4 . 10 Ohms R5 100 Ohms
For the electrical circuit below, let R1=30 Ohms, R2=15 Ohms,
R3=10 Ohms, R4=20 Ohms, C=0.1 F and Vin=10V and complete the
following.
For the electrical circuit below, let R1 = 30 12, R2 = 152, R3 = 102, R1 = 20 2, C =0.1 F and Vin = 10V and complete the following. a) Use circuit analysis to derive the differential equation for the capacitor voltage, V.(t). b) Find the solution for V«(t) and sketch it for t=0, t and...
Consider the circuit below. R1 = 3 ohms, R2 = 6 ohms, R3 = 2
ohms, R4 = 4 ohms, and the battery has a voltage of 12 V. Answer
the following
Pick the best answer for each True/False answer
1. R1 and R2 will both have a voltage across each of 12V. True
or False.
2. R1 and R2 will both have the same current traveling through
them. True or False.
3. R3 and R4 will both have a...