*25. a. Write the mesh equations for the network of Fig. 116 using the general approach. b. Using determinants, calculate the mesh currents. c. Using the results of part (b), find the current through each source. 7.5 k2 R4 R1 9.1 k2 E2=3 V R3 2.2 k2 R5 6.8 k2 E,= 18 V R2 3.3 k2 FIG. 116 Problems 25 and 36.

*25. a. Write the mesh equations for the network of Fig. 116 using the general approach. b. Using determinants, calculate the mesh currents. c. Using the results of part (b), find the current through each source. 7.5 k2 R4 R1 9.1 k2 E2=3 V R3 2.2 k2 R5 6.8 k2 E,= 18 V R2 3.3 k2 FIG. 116 Problems 25 and 36.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=208 volts, R=2.4k, and XL=1.8k. Find IT.

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

For the network shown in the figure below , determine the following a)Re b)Zin2 c)zo1 and zo2 d)Av1,Av2 and Avt
cal Engineering Find the equivalent resistance at terminals a-b for each of the networks in the following Lecture 4- Resistors Analysis 2015-2016 rk circuits. R. R. R R R. bo (a) (b) (c) R. 3R RS 2R 3R (d) (e) ww ww ww
Find the required in the circuit each circuit using superposition. - pls show neat and whole solution..
4 - Which of the following is true regarding Kirchhoff's Rules?I. Joint Rule, the current from a node in the circuit tells us that the sum of the current from the node.II. If we pass an emf source in the circuit in the direction of the emf, the potential change we will get for Kirchhoff's voltage rule is +V.III. If we pass an emf source in the opposite direction of the emf in the circuit, the potential change we will get for Kirchhoff's voltage rule is +V. A) Only I B) II and III C) I, II and III D) Only II E) I and II
Q2) For the network of Figure shown below, determine a. Ie b. VE c. VB d. R1 18 V 4.7 k2 R1 Ic oVc = 12 V OVE 5.6 k2 1.2 k2
Let the following electrical circuits be, in which it is required to determine the value of the voltage V shown:Note that the two previous circuits are identical, the only difference is the load element that has been selected in each of them: in electrical network 1 the load element is resistor R3 while in electrical network 2 the element of load is resistor R1.a) Find, using Thévenin's theorem, the voltage V in electrical network 1.b) Find, using Thévenin's theorem, the voltage V in the electrical network 2.
Use node voltage analysis to solve. show all work
Topic: Direct Current Circuit which contains Open and Short Circuit, Series and Parallel Circuit, Current Divider Principle, Voltage Divider Prinicple, and Delta-Wyne Connection. Determine the value of VT and I. Note: DRAW THE DIAGRAM
For a two-source network, if the current produced by one source is in one direction, while the current produced by the other source is in the opposite direction through the same resistor, the resulting current is? * a. The difference between the two and has the same direction b.The product of the two and the direction of the smaller c.The sum of the two, and the direction of either d.The average of the two and the direction of the largest
For the network below, determine: a. S(ICO) b. S(VBE) c. S(B), using T1 as the temperature at which the parameter values are specified and B(T2) as 25% more than B(T1) 16 V Ice 1.8 kQ 510 k2 Vc VCE B= 120 IBQ oVE
In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=208 volts, R=2.4k, and XL=1.8k. Find IT.
1. Identify all the nodes in the circuit. Label them (N,, N2 ..). 2. Identify and draw the current direction. Label (I,, 12 .) 3. Write the equation for each of the node. 4. Draw the loops. Label (L1, L2 ...) 5. Write the equation for each of the loop. V2 Rz Rg the Rs