P1: Determine the total resistance in the circuit below when all independent current sources are open circuited. P2: Solve the circuit by mesh
Q: 1. Find the mesh currents for the circuit shown and the voltage across the resistances.
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- In an R-L parallel circuit, ET=208 volts, R=2.4k, and XL=1.8k. Find IT.Using Kirchhoff's Rules, compute the current (mA) and voltage (V) values of the circuit if R1=2kΩ and R2=7kΩ.Find the equivalent resistance Rab (in ohms) of the circuit shown by using a Wye-to-Delta transformation involving resistors R2, R3, and R5. After transforming R2, R3, and R5 from wye connection to delta connection, what are the values of the resistances (in ohms) of the resulting delta connection? List them in any order below.
- Question: In the circuit to the right, R1 = R2,W/L = 3, Vtn = 0.6 V, and Kn = 200 A/V2. Determine the values of R1 and R2 such that VD = 1 V and Vs = -1 V.Circuit Analysis , answer the questions below for the given circuit in the picture. Thanks. V1=7V, R1=6 Ω, R2=8 Ω, R3=5 Ω, R4=5 Ω and I1=11 A i1=? PV1 =? PI1 =? P5i1 =?For the number 1 question, you have to find the thevenin equivalent resistance at the load terminals and also the maximum power transfer to the load. I have posted this question but both gave me different answers, what is the real answer for this? LINK FOR ANSWER 1: https://www.bartleby.com/questions-and-answers/1.-find-the-a-equivalent-thevenin-resistance-at-the-load-terminals-and-b-maximum-power-transfer-to-t/bb07ad30-0e58-4e87-a919-c3846bad184bLINK FOR ANSWER 2: https://www.bartleby.com/questions-and-answers/1.-determine-the-equivalent-thevenin-resistance-at-the-load-terminals-and-maximum-power-transfer-to-/eded9e03-db33-44c9-b6f7-c9616cbaab35 Also, kindly check if the answers to question number 2 on the links are correct.
- After transforming R2, R3, and R5 from wye connection to delta connection, what are the values of the resistances (in ohms) of the resulting delta connection? List them in any order belowDetermine r2 using product/sum rule. RT=40 ohms R1=200 ohms R2=? Solve using this equation "RT=(R1 X R2)/(R1+R2)" Also its a parallel circuit1) Using only source transformation and without eliminating vx, reduce the circuit in Figure until you get a single current source and a single resistor, then obtain vx using Ohm's law. What is the value of the current source in A? 2) What is the value of the resistance in Ω? 3)What is the value of Vx in Volts? 4)For the circuit in Figure, set up the supernode equation: Response format: Ava±Bvb±Cvx=D 5)For the circuit in Figure, set up the auxiliary equation for the supernode: Response format: Ava±Bvb±Cvx=D 6)For the circuit in Figure, set up the equation of the remaining node: Response format: Ava±Bvb±Cvx=D
- Since R1=9282.13ohm, R2=3403.87ohm and Ri=Infinite in the circuit given in the figure, write the equivalent resistance in Ohms between the terminals A-B.Answer the following if V1=8V, R1=9 Ω, R2=3 Ω, R3=4 Ω, R4=7 Ω and I1=10 A in the circuit in the figure i1=? Pv1=? PI1=? P5i1=?If we measure the voltage at the terminals of a two-terminal network with two known (anddifferent) resistive loads attached, we can determine the Thévenin and Norton equivalentcircuits. When a 2.2-kΩ load is attached to a two-terminal circuit, the load voltage is 4.4 V. When the load is increased to 10 kΩ, the load voltage becomes 5 V. Find the Thévenin voltage and resistance for this circuit.