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Lab 2: Circuit Analysis Techniques in Multisim
Grantham University
Date: February 23, 2024
Introduction:
This lab is intended to explore the application of circuit analysis techniques to a resistive circuit in Multisim. A mesh analysis using Kirchoff’s voltage law will be performed on the current loops within the circuit to determine currents and power delivery and dissipation. The first circuit analysis will incorporate a dependent current source equal to 5 times i1. In the second circuit, the dependent current
source will be removed. The results will be compared to observe any change in the power delivered and power dissipated. Equipment/Components:
Multisim
Power supply: 1V, 8V
Dependent current source: 5i1
Resistors: 4Ω, 3Ω, 1Ω, 2Ω
Agilent multimeter
Wattmeter
Procedure: The following screenshots show the Multisim circuits to be analyzed:
Calculations with dependent source (5i1):
Mesh 1:
−
1
+
4
i
1
+
3
(
i
1
−
i
2
)
+
1
(
i
1
−
i
3
)
=
0
8
i
1
−
3
i
2
−
i
3
=
1
Dependent source:
5
i
1
−
i
2
+
i
3
=
0
Super mesh:
1
(
i
3
−
i
1
)
+
3
(
i
2
−
i
1
)
−
8
+
2
i
3
=
0
−
4
i
1
+
3
i
2
+
3
i
3
=
8
After solving system of equations:
i
1
=
19
A
i
2
=
61.5
A
i
3
=−
33.5
A
Power supplied:
P
1
V
=
Vi
1
=
1
V
(
19
A
)
=
19
W
Calculations without dependent source (5i1):
Mesh 1:
−
1
+
4
i
1
+
3
(
i
1
−
i
2
)
+
1
(
i
1
−
i
2
)
=
0
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