19. (8 pts) Superposition VA R2 R8 VB 2ko R7 2.2k R3T)MA 52.7k Using superposition, answer...
(2) Find Va and Vb using nodal analysis. This is an example of a problem where it is important to follow the directions "using nodal analysis" to get full credit. Va Vb - ZAQ & 2 A ( 35 G 5A 84 5 A 34 (3) Find Va and Vb and Vc using nodal analysis. vo un vauva 24 v G+ 2 2400 ( + ) 30 V 30 (4) Find Va and Vb using nodal analysis. Note the 16i...
For the following design L1-2H C1-0.05F R1.4Ω R2-4Ω C2-0.05P L2-2H Va 4cos(10t+90°)V vb-4cos( 10t+90"N R4-4Ω R6:2Ω RS-4Ω Vc-4cos(20t+90jv vds4cos( 10t+60ον (Remember that i) w is given in rad/sec, ii) the above circuits have different Impedances for different frequencies, ii) we replace the shorted voltage power supplies with a short circuit, iV) with atjb the rectangular form and Ad the polar form we have a-Acos(8), b-Asin(θ), A-: va2+1,7 , θ= tan-l (4)if a > 0, θ= 180-tan-IL) if a <0) a)...
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14)(4 points) Analyze the circuit in problem 9-12 using PSPICE as follows: Use a Bias Point analysis to find Ix, Iy, VA, VB and Vc in problem 12 above. Be sure to add text to the schematic as indicated in the Sample Report. Only show the result of Ix, ly, VA, VB and Ve on the schematic. Adjust the placement of each value on the schematic so that...
C.la For the circuit of Figure 1, choose values for resistors R1, R2, and R3(all resistances must be greater than one Kilo ohm). Given that the voltage source Vs1 = 8V and Vs2 = 10V determine the output voltage Vout. C.1b For the same resistor values Ri, R2, and Rs you chose in part C.la Given that the voltage source Vsi = 8V and Vs2 = 10V, use Figure 2(a) to determine the output voltage Vout/ and Figure 2(b) to determine the output voltage Vout2. Discussion:...
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Question 8 CIRCUIT D.2 (2.5 Marks) Statement: Sketching relevant output (Vc-Ic) characteristics decide on Q-point coordinates and DC load-line details: That is, determine DC operating conditions of the NPN-BJT/Si circuit of Fig.8 (denoting the type Circuit D2). Assume the following: Vcc= 10 volt; VE = 1.8 volt; Rc = 2.0 k; RB2 = 25 k and a = 0.98958. +Vcc Rc IRC RB1 INIC 11 IB...
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2. Using a DC Sweep analysis to generate a table of values in the .OUT file: See Circuit 2 below: Let R1 through R6 equivalent to the digits 1 through 6 in your StudentID in k12 (use 10 k22 for a digit of 0). • For example, if your StudentID is 9870654 then R1 =9 kN, R2 =8 kN, R3 = 7kN, R4 = 10KN, R5...
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10. (6 marks) Find the voltage vy by reducing the circuit to its simplest form, using source transformations for R1 = 212, R2 = 312, R3 = 922, R = 312, R5 = 492, Re = 612, = 2A, Vo = 20V, Vi = 5V and Vo = 20V; draw diagrams for every source transformations you make and show your work step-by-step....
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3. Using a DC Sweep analysis to graph currents and voltages Let R1 through R4 equivalent to the digits 1 through 4 in your StudentID in k 2 (use 10 k12 for a digit of 0). • For example, if your StudentID is 9870654 then R1 =9 KS2, R2 =8 kN, R3 = 7k2 and R4 = 10k12 A. Analyze Circuit 3 by hand to determine...
A common source amplifier circuit based on a single n-channel MOSFET is shown in Figure 4b. Assume that the transconductance gm-60 mS (equivalent to mA/ V) and drain source resistance, os, is so large it may be neglected. 0) Calculate the open circuit voltage gain Av Yout/ Vis. i) The amplifier has a load of 10 k2. Determine the current gain Va. = 12 V 150k 4k3 Vout Vin 200k GND = 0 V Figure 4b a) State the name...
Learning Goal: To use the node-voltage method to solve circuits with branches containing only a voltage source. The node-voltage method is a general technique for solving circuits. Fundamentally, it involves writing KCL equations at essential nodes. When the circuit contains a dependent source, you must write a constraint equation for each dependent source, in addition to the KCL equations. When the circuit contains one or more voltage sources that are the only components in branches connecting two essential nodes, the...