Q4- For the circuit shown in Fig-4, answer questions 1, 2, 3 &4.48 V2 A12Ωb R aFig.41. The value of RL for maximum power transfer isa) 14 2b) 10 2c) 4 2d) 22 2e) 30 N2. The open circuit voltage across terminals a&b (RL=00) isa) -12 V b) 12 Vc) 60 Vd) 22 2e) 30 23. The maximum power that may be transferred to RL isa) 3.6 W b) 78.4W c) 90 Wd) 30 We) 19.6 W4- The short circuit current passing through terminals a&b (RL=0) isa) 2.8 A b) 1.2 A c) 3.6 Ad) 9 Ae) 3А

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48 V 2 A 12Ω 6Ω b RL Fig.4 1. The value of R1 for maximum power transfer is a) 14 2 b) 10 2 c) 4 Q d) 22 Q e) 30 N 2. The open circuit voltage across terminals a&b (RL=0) is a) –12 V b) 12 V c) 60 V d) 22 2 e) 30 Q 3. The maximum power that may be transferred to RL is a) 3.6 W b) 78.4W c) 90 W d) 30 W e) 19.6 W

48 V 2 A 12Ω 6Ω b RL Fig.4 1. The value of R1 for maximum power transfer is a) 14 2 b) 10 2 c) 4 Q d) 22 Q e) 30 N 2. The open circuit voltage across terminals a&b (RL=0) is a) –12 V b) 12 V c) 60 V d) 22 2 e) 30 Q 3. The maximum power that may be transferred to RL is a) 3.6 W b) 78.4W c) 90 W d) 30 W e) 19.6 W

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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