?Vth+VabTwo measurements are made on an unknown two-terminal device:=。a1. When a 2mA current source is connected between nodes a and b with positive current flowing into node b, the voltage ismeasured to be 48mV with the higher voltage at node a.2. When a 322 resistor is connected between nodes a and b, the current is measured to be 5mA with current flowing down (froma to b).What are the Thevenin equivalent voltage and resistance of the two-terminal device?obRth=

Given, The value of current in current source in part 1, I=2 mA=0.002 A The value of the resistor…

? + 。a Vab Fob Two measurements are made on an unknown two-terminal device: 1. When a 2mA current source is connected between nodes a and b with positive current flowing into node b, the voltage is measured to be 48mV with the higher voltage at node a. 2. When a 32 resistor is connected between nodes a and b, the current is measured to be 5mA with current flowing down (from a to b). What are the Thevenin equivalent voltage and resistance of the two-terminal device? Vth= Rth=

? + 。a Vab Fob Two measurements are made on an unknown two-terminal device: 1. When a 2mA current source is connected between nodes a and b with positive current flowing into node b, the voltage is measured to be 48mV with the higher voltage at node a. 2. When a 32 resistor is connected between nodes a and b, the current is measured to be 5mA with current flowing down (from a to b). What are the Thevenin equivalent voltage and resistance of the two-terminal device? Vth= Rth=

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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