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10. Use the superposition theorem to find the current I in the circuit below. [5] 60k2...
Apply Superposition Theorem Apply superposition theorem to find the current i, flowing in the drawn circuit. 1o 10 ΚΩ 6 ΚΩ 4 ΚΩ ΛΕΛΛΛΛΛΗ 40ν 20 ΚΩ 20AO 10 ΚΩ 1) 10A
Superposition Theorem Example Use superposition to find v, in the circuit below. 10 V 2A 4 2 2A is discarded by open-circuit 10V is discarded by short-circuit Dependant source keep unchanged 20Ω V1 20Ω V1 0.1v 2 A 4Ω 0.1v 0 V 10 Refer to in-class illustration, answer Vx 12.5V
Use superposition to find ? ? in the circuit below Problem 5 Use superposition to find V. in the circuit below. 132 0.5V 22 www 10V © 422
Using superposition theorem, find the current in 2 ohm resistor in the circuit in Figure 1. Points)
3. Use Superposition Theorem to solve for the current I through the 10-Ohm resistor. RSD I = 94() R$100 E 18 V
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Chapter 5, Problem 5.022 Use superposition to find I, in the circuit in the figure below. 6ko V.=9V 6ko 3 ko | Vb=1V la = 2 mA +Va = 2V 35ko 1, with only Vturned on = Io with only Vy turned on = I. with only ve turned on = I, with only I, turned on =
Use the superposition theorem to find the current through R RI R2 56 Ω 100) Ω 27 Ω R3 27 Ω Figure 4: Circuit sample 2
2. Find i, in the circuit of figure 2 using superposition theorem and Verify the same using Multisim Simulation. (20 Marks) 25 F 100 cos 2000 V 3702 3 2002 50mH 4 sin 4000+ A Figure 2