2-4 kr 1.6 , 115mA {sks & R2 First we convert "15mA current source with Parall 4-8 kr resistance" into Voltage soure for of Voltage, V= 15x16°x48X103 = 72 volt with series 4.8 kr resistance. 1882 2.4k2 1.6ks an 6ord. I 72 G skri & R2 i &4.8k2. i. 100p-1 1.8kr InoP-2
ow, voltage across skr is open circuit voltage seen by load. .: Using loop analysis 8 - for couprli 132 = 2.41; +fit (2) 418 or, 132=7.2eit 48 iz or, 11 = 0.6 ei toinez - For 2008-2 negative Lopposite direction - 72 = {1+6+5+48 (iztei) or, 72 = 4.811 + 11.4 ie 0 on, 36 = 2.42; + 5.7 iz (2) solving these two equations, i=-1195mA rendicates il = 19.63 MA so, current through Skd is in [email protected] mm directing ..open circuit Voltage = Voltage across SKR 2 1.95mA X 5 kr = 9.75 Volt so, most nearly to lov By
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Find the Thevenin Equivalent circuit for the circuit shown below as seen by the load resistor RL connected across terminals A and B. What is the maximum power can be absorbed by RL? [Sp2014 Exam 1] 5012 125V
16) For the Circuit in Figure 4, determine the Thevenin Voltage, Vw, seen by the load, R. 10. 82 uno + V 60v 75Vx Figure 4 V =ov V = 26.7V V = 60V VA= 5V None of the above 17) For the Circuit in Figure 4, determine the Thevenin Resistance, Rt, seen by the load, R. R = 1892 Ry = 4.4492 Ry=41892 R =522 None of the above 18) For the Circuit in Figure 4, determine the Norton...
0 kS2 4.7k? Determine: a. (5 points) Calculate the voltage v across the 22 k2 resistor using node voltage analysis. b. (5 points) Calculate the current i through the 22 kl2 resistor using mesh current analysis. c. (5 points) Measure the voltage v across the 22 kS2 resistor. Measure the current i through the 22 k? resistor. Are these values consistent with your calculations in parts a and b? Explain any differences. (Remember to return your meter to voltage measurement...
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Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit for the circuit shown below. Draw the equivalent circuit along with the load impedance. V 10 /0° V, w 1000 rad/s. Calculate the current through and the voltage across the load resistor. (30 pts) L1 1 mH R1 L2 500 Q 1 mH V C1 RL 100 μF 1.5 kQ
Assuming an ideal op-amp in the following circuit, find output voltage, Vo if R1= 2 K2, R2=8 K12, R3=3.8 KS2, R4=6 KI2, R5=15 KS2, R6=3.8 KN, RL=9.8 K12, V1=1V, 12=0.5 mA and V3=2.2 V. } R6 R1 w R5 w + Vo + } RL 12 R2 V1 R3 R4 + +1 V3 Using the above circuit, but consider the following component values: R1= 2 KN R2=8 K2, R3=4.1 K12, R4=6 KI2, R5=17.0 K12, R6=15 KI, RL=10 KI, V1=1V, 12=0.5mA...
. Determine the Thevenin equivalent (with respect to terminals ab) by finding the open circuit voltage and the short circuit current. [Note that the open circuit voltage is the same as voltage across the 60 resistor and that the short circuit current by-passes the 60 resistor.) Use any method we have discussed to determine the voltage and current. 2/ 201 Vi-9. Ni 5 5 u Nervi-N2 = 0 to 10 18A 54 M ( 13 15 do to suintão toluoto...
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5000 10.2 S pts) The Zener diode in the circuit on the right voltage V 20 = 8.5V., and Zener resistancerz the circuit on the right has a Zener d) Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit as seen by lo b) Find the output voltage if a loa Find the output voltage if a load R, is connected and it draws a 1.5 mA current. Determine the value of RL c) How small can the load R, be, while ensuring that...