Suppose you apply several different voltages across a circuit and measure the current that runs through the circuit. A plot of your results is shown below. What is the resistance of the circuit?
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You analyze the voltages across different branches of a simple circuit (using Kirchoff's Laws), and you find the following equations relating the voltages across different resistors 4V 1+4V 2 90 6.1 V 2+7 v 3 72 where vi represents current through wire 1 2 through wire 2, etc. All voltages are in V (Volts). Using matrix methods, determine the magnitude of vi1 in Volts Answer Check
You analyze the voltages across different branches of a simple circuit (using Kirchoff's Laws), and you find the following equations relating the voltages across different resistors 4V 1+4V 2 90 6.1 V 2+7 v 3 72 where vi represents current through wire 1 2 through wire 2, etc. All voltages are in V (Volts). Using matrix methods, determine the magnitude of vi1 in Volts Answer Check
You analyze the voltages across different branches of a simple circuit (using Kirchoff's Laws), and you find the following equations relating the voltages across different resistors 4V 1+4V 2 90 6.1 V 2+7 v 3 72 where vi represents current through wire 1 2 through wire 2, etc. All voltages are in V (Volts). Using matrix methods, determine the magnitude of vi1 in Volts Answer Check
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1. calculate node voltage V1 and V2
2. calculate the voltage drop across 10k resistor equal to the
difference between V2 and Vs2
3. Calculate mesh current i1,i2, i3
4. calculate the current through 2.7k resistor
5. does the current measured through 2.7k resistor equal to the
difference between the currents i2 and i3? show all
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1) what is the equivalent resistance of this circuit?
2) what is the current through each resistor?
3) what is the voltage across each resistor?
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