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Jan. 31, 2018 Name: Section: I. Consider the circuit shown in figure (a) Write the mesh-current equations (b) Write the for the circuit. D。~of SOL the circuit DO NOT SOLVE shown in figure 2. The sinusoidal source is the circuit to the frequency domain er the circuit (a) Transto with the mesh-current method to find thement (b) Use phasors with the mesh (c) Find the average power absorbed source is 、dt) = 2 sin (100t + 90") volts....
Need help using KVL to verify 3 loops and that KCL holds at
each node! Thank you!
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i dont undersrand how to calculate the values from measured
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2. Turn on the DC power supply, measure its output voltage with DMM2 and record it as measured data Vs in Table 6. 3. Use DMM2 to measure the voltages V, V2.V. Va across R R. RR respectively. Use DMMI to measure the current Is (notice: Is=1= 12 + 1,-1). Record the measured values of I, and V., V2, V3. V4 in Table 6. 4. Turn off the DC...
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