Q3. The circuit to study is shown in Figure 3 below. The numerical values of the elements of the circults are glven in the Table 1 L2 2. RL R1 R2 Load C1 LL 2" Figure 3 Table 1Numerical values of elements of the circuit Element R1 Numerical value 4Ω R2 (r+1) 0 (see note) 79.5pF Ci L2 6.365mH RL 40 LL 1.3mH lac 20 sin(w t) A, f= 500 Hz a) Determine the Y-parameters for the given two-port network Note that r is the last digit of your student number. For example, if your number is C1700123, then the R1 = (3+1)%3D 40, or if your number is ending with 0, e.g. C1700100, please use R1 (0+1) = 10 b) Present the equations of voltages at port 1 and port 2 in matrix form using the Y-parameter matrix obtained in point a Compute the potential V across the load and the current flowing c) through it.

Q3. The circuit to study is shown in Figure 3 below. The numerical values of the elements of the circults are glven in the Table 1 L2 2. RL R1 R2 Load C1 LL 2" Figure 3 Table 1Numerical values of elements of the circuit Element R1 Numerical value 4Ω R2 (r+1) 0 (see note) 79.5pF Ci L2 6.365mH RL 40 LL 1.3mH lac 20 sin(w t) A, f= 500 Hz a) Determine the Y-parameters for the given two-port network Note that r is the last digit of your student number. For example, if your number is C1700123, then the R1 = (3+1)%3D 40, or if your number is ending with 0, e.g. C1700100, please use R1 (0+1) = 10 b) Present the equations of voltages at port 1 and port 2 in matrix form using the Y-parameter matrix obtained in point a Compute the potential V across the load and the current flowing c) through it.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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