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Q: 1) Find the currents in all resistors for the network, shown in figure using loop analysis method
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- B.. What is the load current for the circuit shown in the figure? Please choose one: a. 6.0 mA b. 3.0 mA C. 9.0 mA D. 7.5 mAFundamentals of Electrical Engineering 2020/2021 Dr. Yaseen H. Tahir Example: For the cireuit shown in Figure below, use nodal analysis to determine the current through R3. (Ans. 0.83 mA) R3 1.5 k2 3 R2 R1 1.2 k2 2.2 k2 R4 1.8 k2 20 mA E2 E1 50 V 1 20 V Solution: Node b Node a Va R3 1.5 k2 R4 1.8 k2 1s R1 R2 20 mA 1.2 kQ 2.2 k Rerf. Node Vo =0 V ",An electric heater connected to a 120-V source consists of two identical 0.4-ohmelements made of Nichrome wire. The elements provide low heat when connected inseries and high heat when connected in parallel. Find the power at low and high heatsettings.
- Figure 2 shows three "LC" circuits, two of them with capacitance capacitors "C" and the three with inductance coils "L", the three circuits are coupled by means of two capacitance capacitors "Cc". The currents that circulate through each mesh are those indicated in the figure: "I1", "I2" and "I3". Using Kirchhoff's law for voltages and taking into account the definition of current I = −dQ / dt, find the system of coupled equations of the system and then find the normal angular frequencies of the system.Given the circuit, solve for: a. using superposition to get the thevenin voltage by R6, what is the contribution of the I1? b. if the load of 250 ohms becomes 100 ohms, what will be the value of Va?7. For the network in figure , determine a. the short-circuit currents /, and I b. the voltages V, and V. c. the source current I, 10 n 20 V
- 9. A noninductive load with a resistance of 30 Q2 is connected in series with a capacitor. The capacitor has a capacitive reactance of 25 Q and negligible resistance. The series circuit is energized from a 210 V, 60 Hz source. Determine: a. the impedance of the series circuit. b. the current, in amperes. c. the loss in volts across the noninductive resistance load. d. the loss in volts across the capacitor.Analyze and redraw the complex circuit into a simple circuit diagram. At circuits #1 and #2, solve for: a. Rt b.It c.V at 5 ohm resistor d.I at 5 ohm resistor e.P at 5 ohm resistorThe waveforms below represent one full cycle of the applied voltage vs and the supply current is. based on the waveforms below, which of the following statements is true. options: is leads vs is lags vs is is in phase with vs
- Trial example of how to use Kirchhoff analysis to determine the initial current in each section along with its direction and the potential difference across the load2. In a balanced bridge network, AB is a resistance of 500 ohm in series with an inductance of 0.18 henry, the non-inductive resistances BC and DA have values of 1000 ohm and arm CD consists of a capacitance of C in series with a resistance R. A potential difference of 5 volts at a frequency 5000/2r is the supply between the points A and C. Find the values of R and C and draw the vector diagram at balance. 45Show complete and step by step solution. It is basic electrical engineering subj.