2 V For the circuit given above, 202 ΤΩ ww 302 352 ww 2 A ww 202 a. Calculate the node voltages. b. Calculate the mesh currents. Hint: Assign a voltage to the current source, i.e. Vx and use this value to solve the circuit using the mesh currents method. Taking the 2 2 resistance on the right hand side of the circuit as the load, c. Determine the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit and calculate the load current. d. Determine the Norton equivalent of the circuit and calculate the load voltage.

2 V For the circuit given above, 202 ΤΩ ww 302 352 ww 2 A ww 202 a. Calculate the node voltages. b. Calculate the mesh currents. Hint: Assign a voltage to the current source, i.e. Vx and use this value to solve the circuit using the mesh currents method. Taking the 2 2 resistance on the right hand side of the circuit as the load, c. Determine the Thevenin equivalent of the circuit and calculate the load current. d. Determine the Norton equivalent of the circuit and calculate the load voltage.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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