ا من ۱ Q1) Find the current Is in figure I using superposition theorem. Q2) Determine the current pass through and the voltage across 22 and 72 resistors using mesh analysis and star-delta and delta-star conversions for Figure 2. Q3) Determine the voltage across resistor of figure 3 using nodal analysis. Q4) For the network of Fig. 4, determine the value of R for maximum power to R. Determine the maximum power to R. 121 R1 R2 60 40 LA W R4 20 R,40 E, 10 V 60 E, s v R2 R, ЗА 70 R E, 18 V

ا من ۱ Q1) Find the current Is in figure I using superposition theorem. Q2) Determine the current pass through and the voltage across 22 and 72 resistors using mesh analysis and star-delta and delta-star conversions for Figure 2. Q3) Determine the voltage across resistor of figure 3 using nodal analysis. Q4) For the network of Fig. 4, determine the value of R for maximum power to R. Determine the maximum power to R. 121 R1 R2 60 40 LA W R4 20 R,40 E, 10 V 60 E, s v R2 R, ЗА 70 R E, 18 V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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