For R1=165, R2=464, R3=374, R4=365, R5=215, R6=215, V1=3 V & I1=4 A in the shown circuit, using the superposition principle find the following: R6 R2 vi v. ŽR4 R3 Iol (in ampere) đue to V1 only= (Note that Io=Io1-Io2, where Iol is due to V1 and Io2 is due to I1) Vo1 (in volt) due to V1 only= (Note that Vo=Vol+Vo2, where Vol is due to V1 and Vo2 is due to I1) Io2 (in ampere) due to Il only= (Note that Io-lo1+Io2, where Iol is due to V1 and Io2 is due to I1)

For R1=165, R2=464, R3=374, R4=365, R5=215, R6=215, V1=3 V & I1=4 A in the shown circuit, using the superposition principle find the following: R6 R2 vi v. ŽR4 R3 Iol (in ampere) đue to V1 only= (Note that Io=Io1-Io2, where Iol is due to V1 and Io2 is due to I1) Vo1 (in volt) due to V1 only= (Note that Vo=Vol+Vo2, where Vol is due to V1 and Vo2 is due to I1) Io2 (in ampere) due to Il only= (Note that Io-lo1+Io2, where Iol is due to V1 and Io2 is due to I1)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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