use thevenins theorem 5.62 In the network in Fig. P5.62, find V, using Thévenin's theorem. 12...
10. Find Vo in the circuit in Fig. P5.38 using Thévenin's theorem. 12 V Figure P5.38
Chapter 5, Problem 5.036 Find Io in the network in the figure below using Thévenin's theorem. Break the network at the 5k Ohm resistor containing Io. 7 KO 5 mA 8 kn +8 V 3 mA 5 kn Vth= V Rth = mA Click if you would like to Show Work for this question: Open Show Work Chapter 5, Problem 5.036 Find Io in the network in the figure below using Thévenin's theorem. Break the network at the 5k Ohm...
Find V. in the network in the figure below using Thévenin's theorem. Break the network just to the right of the dependent source, i.e. separate the current source and two resistors on the right from the rest of the network. 2ko 5000 1x zko 6v 7 kg 2 mA 2ko V.
Use Thévenin's theorem to find V, in the network in the figure below. 212 3/0° A 320 370A -110 4/A ja 10 v Enter (a) the amplitude and (b) the phase angle. The phase angle must be in the interval (-180°, 180°]. (b) degrees
Chapter 5, Problem 5.068 Use Thévenin's theorem to find V. in the circuit in the figure below. Break the network just to the right of the vertical 5k Ohm resistor containing Ix. 5V - 2 ko 2 x 7ko 5ko 9ko V. Vth Rth = Vo = Click if you would like to Show Work for this question: Open Show Work
Use Thévenin's theorem to find Vo in the circuit in the figure below. Break the network just to the right of the vertical 5k Ohm resistor containing Ix 5 V 9 fx fx Rm= Vo -
7.13 Use the differential equation approach to find v.(t) for t > 0 in the network in Fig. P7.13. 4H TO + 1 = 0 2013 342 340 0.(t)
Given the network in fig., find v(t) for t>0. 2 A 1 H 4Ω 6 A 1Ω 0.03 F v (t) = cos sin
Chapter 5, Problem 5.068 Use Thévenin's theorem to find Vo in the circuit in the figure below. Break the network just to the right of the vertical 6k Ohm resistor containing Ix 6 V 7 kO 7 Ix 4 ko 2 kn 6 kO VTh V RTh k2 Vo II
1. For the npn transistor shown in Fig. 1, assue a 98/99, V)0.7V and VCE(sal) 0.2V. Plot Voul, lc, IE ald Ic/IB as a function of IB for 0 < 1B < 150??. 10V 1k Figure 1