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Q: Determine Vab V=6V V=8V_ а + R| R2 E=20V R3 ww V3=2V R4 ww + V4=4V

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Q: Applying the KCL at top node we get: e e e R + X, + xis S e e e + 3k j4k =5Z – 20° mA - j2k O e(…

A: Here we expand the LHS and convert into polar form

Q: oVcc=20 V Rc=4k2 Rg1.2 M2 Vout Rs Vs w 1ka 10UF 1 uF RI 22k2 Figure (3) B=160 VogVS)

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Q: + 16 V 3.8 k2 425 k2 wwww Vc B = 110 IB 0.16 k2

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Q: Q3. Draw the output voltage waveform for each circuit including the voltage values. (Ideal model) R…

A: In this question, we have to draw the output waveform for each circuit.

Q: $1 0-100mAde (mA BAGLI R1 1K LIE R2 1K 35Vdc R3 RL 1.5K

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Q: Use A-Y or Y-A conversion to determine the total current and current and voltage of R7. R1 202 R4…

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Q: c) Voltage across R12: R1 R2 R3 R4 50 50 50 50 R9 30 R11 R8 30 V1 -150V R12 20 R10 R13 30 30 R5 R6…

A: First reduce the circuit using series and parallel reduction of resistances without changing R12…

Q: Isl R2 R3 ww Is2 R4 RI lo R=2kQ, R2=7kQ Ry 8kn, R=7k

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Q: In the following circuit: Rs Rd RL 10 ka Vo ro 100 ka Vgs 2Vgs 100 kQ 7.6 ko R2 R3 10 MQ Vs 5 MQ (a)…

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Q: Q.3 Determine Vout for the following figure when V= V2= 1V. R2 R6 6ka 20kΩ R1 V1. R3 2ka 741 10ka…

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Q: (2) jlubäi For the circuit in figure below, the * :value of R1 is 2 A R1 R2 70 R3 17.50 140 V 44 Q…

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Q: Q1/B- For the following Fiqure VR3, VR2, IR2 , IR Find: 4K R. lov 字 DI 2K Dg

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Q: 2. Calculate Vout. 9V o 5V o R3 1K R4 2K R1 5K + 1 R2 3K Vout

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Q: Determine the current at the load (4) in the given circuit. R1 R2 10K 10K 25 RL 120 R3 R4 10K- SK-

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Q: For the below circuit, find Req across the source in KQ. 3kn Skng 4k. 3 mA 10 kn 7kn Select one: 9…

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Q: Find i and V. IBlank 1 V Blank 2 Sample answer: -50cosTO0-90) V 102 2 mF -20sin (10t + 24) v 3+ 5 mF…

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Q: - Find 13 and VRI R 13 2 kN 6 kf2 12 kf2 R- E 54 V

A: The answer is I3=  6mA and VR1= 18V

Q: B = 100, VAE = 0.7V, VCE, SAT = OV Find Vo = ? +12V/ 21 = 10k www GV Vo = ? R²=2k2

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Q: 13) Determine the current at the load (h) in the given circuit. R1 R2 5K- 10K V1+ 20 RL 120 R3 R4…

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Q: If R1 in the figure is open, the voltage is Vce +10 V R 10 kf? Rc 1.0 kl R2 4.7 kfl RE 470 n

A: Using KVL in input loop we will find base current , Based on the base current we will find collector…

Q: Dmponent. 8V - F1 0.25A SD1 9.1V ZD1 C1 Load 100nF R1 1K C2 "470F Ov o 本 本

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Q: Given a Divider Bias R1 = 90 K ohms   Vcc = 16 V R2 = 10 K ohms Rc = 2.2 K ohms Re = 0.68 K…

A: Find Re , input impedance , output impedance and voltage gain of voltage divider bias amplifier ?

Q: D3 D4 IR +12V Vo ID R4 5.6k2 Calculate: a. Current ID b. Voltage at D4 (VD4) c. Output Voltage (VO)…

A: In this question,  We need to determine the diode current, voltage across the diode D4 and output…

Q: R1 S1 1K + A 0- 10mAdc R2 + 1.5K 15Vdc R4 R5 R3 3.ЗК 3.3K 1.5K R6 10K R7 10K

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Q: +24 V I R2 R1 4 N o +8 V R3 10 Ω |13

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Q: Is = 27 VM2 = 8 VM3 = 1 w= 20 u= 10 VAzcos(wt-30) 22 VASCOS(ut+60) 12 0.2H 0.02 µF I.A

A: Explanation: To calculate the current I0 we are going to use the superposition theorem first…

Q: Solve the power across Rg = 80 ohms R,=20N R=500 R,=60N V7=100 V - R;=75N R;=90N R,=1000 R=80N R=250…

A: When two resistances, R1 and R2, are connected in series, the effective resistance is given by the…

Q: For the next 3 questions, consider the circuit below. VTH = 4V and k = 1 mA/V² +12V Vo 100 viam If…

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Q: the equivalent resistance across A R; = 60 R3 = 40 R3 = 102 R4 = 80 Rg = 60 Rea R2 = 82 R = 20 Re =…

A: RAB=10+2∥6+8∥6+4∥8+4∥8+6RAB=4+8∥6+4∥8+4∥8+6

Q: find B2 Sensor 12V 5F 10н 50 Car Battery Airbag Igniter Underdamped RLC: 4L R < a < 00 U(t)= e at…

A: In this question we will find B2..

Q: Determine Vo in the network shown. 9 ΚΩ 8 ΚΩ 6 ΚΩ V 4 k2 4 k2 12 mA Select one: O a. 12 O b. 48 O c.…

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Q: R1 R5 R7 100 0.12 V1 100 R2 L1 10mH L3 10MH 0.10 120V 60HZ R3 R6 L2 0.10 100 10mH Figure 2.1

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Q: Find Vo? 102 ww + 2V Vo 10Ω Select one: а. 5 O b. None of them O c. -10 d. 1 e. -5

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Q: 0.3 Determine V, for the following figure, where V1=V2=1v. R2 R6 6ka 20ka R1 V1- R3 2ka 741 10ka 741…

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Q: Q3. Draw the output voltage waveform for each circuit including the voltage values. (Ideal model)…

A: Considering the diode used are ideal then the voltage across them will be 0V. In first half cycle,…

Q: 2OA DUH 40 ww- 10 +12 V ww ww. SV 12 V 5V 4V 202 Select one Oa.0.833 V Ob.85.55 V Oc11.25 V d. 12 V…

A: In this question we will find output voltage of opamp...

Q: 5.6k A R3 R4 C 4.7k 6.8k R1 1k R2 1k R5 V1 5Vdc 10k V2 10 0-

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Q: Determine the output voltage for the circuit shown below. R1 E1 SZD2 G.¥D3 Vo DI Ge 10V 1k2 R2…

A: The solution can be achieved as follows.

Q: 8. Find the indicated values using mesh analysis. R2 20 20 R210 E: SV20 - E 6V 20 ILI Polar IL:…

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Q: R1 Va R3 R5 100Q 100Q 2000 R2 2000 R4 V2 V1 12V 2000 8V 0.035 A Curren 0.0275 A t in R4 0.045 A…

A: The circuit diagram is shown below: Applying K.C.L at the node a,…

Q: 13) Determine the current at the load (h) in the given circuit. R1 R2 5K- 10K V1+ 20 RL 120 R3 R4…

A: Apply KCL at two node and using ohms law write the equation in terms of node voltages. Solving two…

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A: According to the question, we need to explain the given circuit diagram. The circuit can be redrawn…

Q: +20V $11k 100k 1lk luF Vo 100k -20m/20mV luF 0.1k Q2 luF 1kHz B=125 Q1 11k B=125 12k 12k 1k 1k For…

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Q: -30 V Is 5 A 2 A R3=10 0 R2 R3

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Q: ww 5i 10 V 12 Supe Modle 22 42 32 ,v2 =-6.956 V, v3 = 0.6522 V. %3D ww

A: Here V1,V2 and V3 form super node.hence we did super node analysis and kcl.

Q: ?Calculate the current across the R1 RI=50 R2=100 R3=150 V=120v R1 R2. R3

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Thermistors

A thermistor is a special type of resistor whose resistance is more temperature-dependent than standard resistors.  The resistance of the thermistor decreases with increasing temperature. This is the basic principle of thermistors. This allows the thermistor circuit to detect very small temperature changes that cannot be observed with the Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) or the thermocouples. Since the resistance of a thermistor is temperature dependent, it can be connected to an electrical circuit to measure body temperature. This high sensitivity to temperature changes makes thermistors very useful for accurately controlling and calibrating temperature measurements. In general, resistance increases with increasing temperature in most metals, but thermistors react negatively.