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Q: Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit with respect to the terminals a, b for the circuit shown.

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Q: Find the Norton equivalent with respect to the terminals a, b for the circuit shown. 0.2 ia 2 k 2 kΩ…

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Q: Q.5 For the following network, find the Norton's equivalent circuit for the portion external to the…

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Q: Find the Norton equivalent with respect to the terminals a,b for the circuit shown. 4 A 10 Q 8 0 a…

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Q: 0.5 For the circuit shown, Calculate the current through the 5 Q using Thevenin's Theorem. 50 24 V…

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Q: If VCE-Sat=0.3 V, then the transitor shown in the circuit below is 20 V 34-7 K2 B=250 200ke…

A: Here base voltage Vb =0.7 V  base current is (5-0.7)/200kohm=21.5uA. collector current =…

Q: 2) Solve for io using mesh analysis 4Ω 2 H ww ell 10 cos 2t V 0.25 F 6 sin 2t V

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Q: Example 3.1: Calculate the node voltages in the circuit shown below. 5 A 4Ω 1 6 Q (A) 10 A

A: To find the node voltages at 1 and 2  Let the voltage at node 1 be V1 and voltage at node 2 be V2.

Q: Problem 4: Determine the values of v,i, and iz as labeled in the circuit below -2 A(1 10NR 3 A(

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Q: 3. Given the circuit 0.21% 5 kN 1v(+ 1. 87 7 ΚΩ 2 kN 2 A Solve I, using the superposition theorem.

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Q: 5) Find the Thevenin equivalent looking into the terminals a and b shown below. V= iR 2,5KSL i, 625…

A: This is an easy question based on network analysis. In this the asked is thevenin equivalent circuit…

Q: 7. Determine V1 in the network shown below (Mesh analysis) 50 N 20 2 20 2 5 A 0.4V1 0.01 V,

A: Given circuit, Applying mesh current, I1, I2 and I3

Q: A R, - 60 R, = 50 R, - 40 Vas 60V R=150

A: We need to calculate thevenin equivalent circuit across A and B .

Q: For circuit shown below, assuming Vag = 0.7 v. Determine: O 18 V (1) le. (2) R. (3) Vs. (4) VE. 4.7…

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Q: R, Vrms Irms Watt 0.0 0.0 0.0 V, C, R, R, R, ww Figure 5: Simple RC Circuit C, R, Figure 6: Using…

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Q: Q.4 For the following network, find the Thevenin equivalent circuit for the portion external to the…

A: caculate the thevenins voltage Vth across a & b terminals  write down the KCL at node V1…

Q: EXAMPLE 6.19 Determine the magnitude of the currents I,, 2, and I3 for the network of Fig. 6.37. Ri…

A: To solve this question we need to use current division rule.

Q: B) In the circuit given below, if 12 is removed from the circuit then compute RTH ƏCross the open…

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Q: 2. Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit at terminals a and b of the circuit with model shown as…

A: Thevenin's theorem is extensively used in network theorems for determining currents and voltages…

Q: 4.11.1 In the circuit shown in the image below, if vs = 41 V, is = 8.5 A, and Ro Q, according to the…

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Q: Using mesh analysis, compute current i, in the circuit of Figure 2. 0.5 H 3 ka 5 cos 100t V 1 µF= )…

A: In this question,  Find the current io using the mesh analysis.  We know XL = wL Xc = 1/wC

Q: 2. Use the mesh-current method to find iss in the given circuit 5Ω 500 V Ans. +1 15Ω = 20 A 4ΩΣ 303…

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Q: Q1) determine the thevenin equivalent circuit at terminals a & b of the circuit shown: 75 2 220 2 o…

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Q: 2. Find RT, and current through 332. 33 N 12 A 10 134 134 N

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Q: Find the Norton equivalent with respect to the ter- minals a,b for the circuit 0.2 ia 2 ΚΩ 2 kN a is…

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Q: In the given circuit, Ix = 3 A. 20 Use appropriate techniques to obtain both the Thévenin and Norton…

A: Thevenin equivalent  The circuit is shown below:  Using the source transformation, the current…

Q: Determine the current / in the circuit using Thevenin's theorem. 10 Ω 12 2 40 2 50 V 30 V Figure 5…

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Q: 12 4Ω 6Ω a I1 2Ω RL V1 For the circuit shown above, find the Norton current as seen from the a-b…

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Q: 11. Find the Norton's equivalent of the circuit below. 10 Ω 20 Ω 0.5 v Figure 11 ww

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Q: 2. Determine the values of vi, v2, is, v4, vs, and is. 50 50 15 0 V4 + 12 V 40 2 tis 10 0 20 v2 + d…

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Q: The value of 121.2 mV voltage is equivalent to 0.1212 V Select one: True O False

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Q: Use the superposition theorem to find i. timp A 30 20 7A 3/ 24V *Hint: 2 Independent sources 1…

A: Find the current i using the superposition theorem

Q: The value of 121.2 mV voltage is equivalent to 0.1212 V Select one: True False

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Q: Consider the following circuit: ww 20 V+ 3Ω 42 The current in the circuit is, (a) 4 A (b) 3 A (с) 2…

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Q: arallel branches have admittances 0.3 + j0.4 and 0.2 – j0.25, respectively. If the curren first…

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Q: 4. Find the mesh current I, I, ans I, in the circuit shown. 10 40 25 so Lo v 70 Lory 15 20 ww

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Q: The current source supplies i,(t)=3 cos4t ampere current. Calculate vR(t) using the Mesh Current…

A: Given network is  Given ist=3cos4tA=3∠0°A at ω=4rad/sec the inductor value XL=jωL=j×4×2=j8Ω at…

Q: Q/ Solve for v(t), in the circuit of Fig. below using the superposition principle. 2H 12 cos 31 V 4…

A: PRESENCE OF SOURCE: In the presence of sources, all the passive elements which are R, L, and C…

Q: 2. For the circuit given below 50 7A(1) 1n 4 A a. Use nodal analysis to solve for vị and vz. b. What…

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Q: 4. A Parallel RLC having a resistance of 100 ohms, an inductance of 0.53 henry, with a capacitance…

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Q: Give an eligible solution for this. Solve the two boundaries (Answer: 225 & 225) Given D = 6p sin…

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Q: Consider the following circuit and then find the equivalent Norton current seen by the 70 resistor *…

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Q: In the circuit below (a) If i, = 490 mA, find V, %3D (b) If V, = 82 V, find i, %3D V, (c) Calculate…

A: Part (a)The circuit is solved using Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff's voltage law and Kirchhoff's current…

Q: Find the Norton equivalent with respect to the ter- minals a,b in the circuit 15 kM a ) 10 mA 3 10…

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Q: If V 0.3V, then transistor shown in the following circuit is saturated. 12V 2.2K2 RB B =150 20okA 5V…

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Q: = 2.5 Q, 3.49.2 In the circuit shown in the image below, if V3 = 63 V and R1 determine voltage voin…

A: Given data, R1=2.5 Ω, V3=63 V Circuit diagram is given as,

Q: Q1: Find the Norton equivalent circuit for the following circuit with respect to the terminals ab. 2…

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Q: For the circuit shown below, calculate the source current I. 36 V 18 Q 180 6Ω, 6Ω 18 Q O a. 14 A O…

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Q: 3. Given V, = 25 cos (10 t) V, calculate the l, using mesh analysis in the circuit o 1uF 2kn ww lo…

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KVL and KCL

KVL stands for Kirchhoff voltage law. KVL states that the total voltage drops around the loop in any closed electric circuit is equal to the sum of total voltage drop in the same closed loop.

Sign Convention

Science and technology incorporate some ideas and techniques of their own to understand a system skilfully and easily. These techniques are called conventions. For example: Sign conventions of mirrors are used to understand the phenomenon of reflection and refraction in an easier way.