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Determining Norton equivalent current IN for this Wheatstone bridge circuit, where IN is extracted from the source transformation IN= VTh/RTh.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=480 volts, R=16, and XL=24. Find PF.

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Wheatstone Bridge Method

A Wheatstone bridge is a circuit used to measure unknown resistance by measuring the ratios of the two branches of the circuit such that each branch has two resistance and out of four resistance one is unknown. The two branches are joined in between with the help of galvanometer which is used to determine the direction of the current. The main advantage of this circuit is that it can provide the most accurate measurement (different from a simple voltage separator).

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Determining Norton equivalent current I_N for this Wheatstone bridge circuit, where I_N is extracted from the source transformation I_N= V_Th/R_Th.

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(g) Determining Norton equivalent current In for this Wheatstone bridge circuit, where In is extracted from the source transformation In= VTh/RTh:
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Part A. Wheatstone Bridge Circuit with a Voltage Source Vs
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For the circuit as shown below, given that R1= 7 2, R2= 13 2, R3= 20 2, R4= 24 2, R5= 27 2, RL= 11 2 ,Vg= 68 V.

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