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Chapter 3, Problem 28E

Compute the power absorbed by each element in the circuit of Fig. 3.68 if the mysterious element X is (a) a 13 Ω resistor; (b) a dependent voltage source labeled 4v1, “+” reference on top; (c) a dependent voltage source labeled 4ix, “+” reference on top.

Chapter 3, Problem 28E, Compute the power absorbed by each element in the circuit of Fig. 3.68 if the mysterious element X

FIGURE 3.68

(a)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find the power absorbed by each element.

Answer to Problem 28E

Power absorbed by 12 V independent voltage source is 1.304W, power absorbed by 27 Ω resistor is 319mW, power absorbed by 33 Ω resistor is 390mW, power absorbed by mysterious element X is 153.6mW, power absorbed by 2 V independent voltage source is 217.4mW and power absorbed by 19 Ω resistor is 224.6mW.

Explanation of Solution

Given Data:

Element X is a 13 Ω resistor.

Formula used:

The expression for power absorbed by voltage source is as follows.

p=vi (1)

Here,

p is the power absorbed by voltage source,

i is the current and

v is the voltage.

The expression for power absorbed by resistor is as follows.

p=i2R (2)

Here,

p is the power absorbed,

i is the current and

R is value of resistance.

Calculation:

The circuit diagram is redrawn as shown in Figure 1.

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 3, Problem 28E , additional homework tip  1

Refer to the redrawn Figure 1.

The expression for KVL in mesh DABCD is as follows.

v3+ixR1+ixR2+ixR3+v2+ixR4=0 (3)

Here,

ix is the current in the circuit,

v2 and v3 are the voltages in the circuit and

R1, R2, R3 and R4 are the resistances in the circuit.

Substitute 12V for v3, 2V for v2, 27Ω for R1, 33Ω for R2, 13Ω for R3 and 19Ω for R4 in equation (3).

12V+ix(27Ω)+ix(33Ω)+ix(13Ω)+2V+ix(19Ω)=0

10V+ix(92Ω)=0 (4)

Rearrange equation (4) for ix.

ix=10V92Ω=0.1087A

Current is leaving the positive terminal and we are calculating power absorbed hence current should leave by negative terminal so we will use magnitude of voltage with negative sign, therefore, value of v1 is 12V.

Substitute 12V for v and 0.1087A for i in equation (1).

p=(12V)(0.1087A)=1.304W

So power absorbed by independent voltage source v3 is 1.304W.

Substitute 27Ω for R and 0.1087A for i in equation (2).

p=(0.1087A)2(27Ω)=(0.01182A2)(27Ω)=0.3190W=319mW                   {1W=103mW}

So, the power absorbed by resistor R1 is 319mW.

Substitute 33Ω for R and 0.1087A for i in equation (2).

p=(0.1087A)2(33Ω)=(0.01182A2)(33Ω)=0.39006W=390mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R2 is 390mW.

Substitute 13Ω for R and 0.1087A for i in equation (3),

p=(0.1087A)2(13Ω)=(0.01182A2)(13Ω)=0.1536W=153.6mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R3 is 153.6mW.

Substitute 2V for v and 0.1087A for i in equation (1),

p=(2V)(0.1087A)=0.2174W=217.4mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by independent voltage source v2 is 217.4mW.

Substitute 19Ω for R and 0.1087A for i in equation (3).

p=(0.1087A)2(19Ω)=(0.01182A2)(19Ω)=0.2246W=224.6mW                   { 1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R4 is 224.6mW.

Conclusion:

Thus, power absorbed by 12 V independent voltage source is 1.304W, power absorbed by 27 Ω resistor is 319mW, power absorbed by 33 Ω resistor is 390mW, power absorbed by mysterious element X is 153.6mW, power absorbed by 2 V independent voltage source is 217.4mW and power absorbed by 19 Ω resistor is 224.6mW.

(b)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find power absorbed by each element.

Answer to Problem 28E

Power absorbed by 12 V independent voltage source is 568.8mW, power absorbed by 27 Ω resistor is 60.7mW, power absorbed by 33 Ω resistor is 74.2mW, power absorbed by mysterious element X is 296.6mW, power absorbed by 2 V independent voltage source is 94.8mW and power absorbed by 19 Ω resistor is 42.7mW.

Explanation of Solution

Given Data:

Element X is a dependent voltage source labeled 4v1 positive reference on top.

Calculation:

The circuit diagram is redrawn as shown in Figure 2,

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 3, Problem 28E , additional homework tip  2

Refer to the redrawn Figure 2,

The expression for KVL in mesh DABCD is as follows,

v3+ixR1+ixR2+4v1+v2+ixR4=0 (5)

Here,

ix is the current in the circuit,

v1, v2 and v3 are the voltages in the circuit and

R1, R2 and R4 are the resistances in the circuit.

The expression for voltage v1 is as follows,

v1=ixR2 (6)

Here,

v1 is the voltage,

ix is the current and

R2 is value of resistance.

The expression for voltage v4 is as follows,

v4=4v1 (7)

Here,

v1 and v4 are the voltages.

Refer to the redrawn Figure 2,

Substitute 33Ω for R2 in equation (6),

v1=ix(33Ω) (8)

Substitute 12V for v3, 2V for v2, 27Ω for R1, 33Ω for R2, ix(33Ω) for v1 and 19Ω for R4 in equation (5),

12V+ix(27Ω)+ix(33Ω)+4(ix(33Ω))+2V+ix(19Ω)=0

10V+ix(211Ω)=0 (9)

Rearrange equation (9) for ix,

ix=10V211Ω=0.0474A

Current is leaving the positive terminal and we are calculating power absorbed hence current should leave by negative terminal so we will use magnitude of voltage with negative sign, therefore, value of v1 is 12V.

Substitute 12V for v and 0.0474A for i in equation (1),

p=(12V)(0.0474A)=0.5688W=568.8mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by independent voltage source v3 is 568.8mW.

Substitute 27Ω for R and 0.0474A for i in equation (2),

p=(0.0474A)2(27Ω)=(0.002247A2)(27Ω)=0.0607W=60.7mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R1 is 60.7mW.

Substitute 33Ω for R and 0.0474A for i in equation (2),

p=(0.0474A)2(33Ω)=(0.002247A2)(33Ω)=0.0742W=74.2mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R2 is 74.2mW.

Substitute 0.0474A for ix in equation (8),

v1=(0.0474A)(33Ω)=1.564V

Substitute 1.564V for v1 in equation (7),

v2=4(1.564V)=6.257V

Substitute 6.257V for v and 0.0474A for i in equation (1),

p=(6.257V)(0.0474A)=0.2966W=296.6mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by dependent voltage source v4 is 296.6mW.

Substitute 2V for v and 0.0474A for i in equation (1),

p=(2V)(0.0474A)=0.0948W=94.8mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by independent voltage source v2 is 94.8mW.

Substitute 19Ω for R and 0.0474A for i in equation (2),

p=(0.0474A)2(19Ω)=(0.002247A2)(19Ω)=0.0427W=42.7mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R4 is 42.7mW.

Conclusion:

Thus, power absorbed by 12 V independent voltage source is 568.8mW, power absorbed by 27 Ω resistor is 60.7mW, power absorbed by 33 Ω resistor is 74.2mW, power absorbed by mysterious element X is 296.6mW, power absorbed by 2 V independent voltage source is 94.8mW and power absorbed by 19 Ω resistor is 42.7mW.

(c)

Expert Solution
Check Mark
To determine

Find power absorbed by each element.

Answer to Problem 28E

Power absorbed by 12 V independent voltage source is 1.446W, power absorbed by 27 Ω resistor is 391.5mW, power absorbed by 33 Ω resistor is 478.5mW, power absorbed by mysterious element X is 58.1mW, power absorbed by 2 V independent voltage source is 241mW and power absorbed by 19 Ω resistor is 275.5mW.

Explanation of Solution

Given Data:

Element X is a dependent voltage source labeled 4ix positive reference on top.

Calculation:

The circuit diagram is redrawn as shown in Figure 3.

Loose Leaf for Engineering Circuit Analysis Format: Loose-leaf, Chapter 3, Problem 28E , additional homework tip  3

Refer to the redrawn Figure 3,

The expression for KVL in mesh DABCD is as follows,

v3+ixR1+ixR2+4ix+v2+ixR4=0 (10)

Here,

ix is the current in the circuit,

v2 and v3 are the voltages in the circuit and

R1, R2 and R4 are the resistances in the circuit.

The expression for voltage v4 is as follows,

v4=4ix (11)

Here,

v4 is the voltages and

ix is the current in the circuit.

Refer to the redrawn Figure 2,

Substitute 12V for v3, 2V for v2, 27Ω for R1, 33Ω for R2, and 19Ω for R4 in equation (5),

12V+ix(27Ω)+ix(33Ω)+4ix+2V+ix(19Ω)=0

10V+ix(83Ω)=0 (12)

Rearrange equation (12) for ix,

ix=10V83Ω=0.1205A

Current is leaving the positive terminal and we are calculating power absorbed hence current should leave by negative terminal so we will use magnitude of voltage with negative sign, therefore, value of v1 is 12V.

Substitute 12V for v and 0.1205A for i in equation (1),

p=(12V)(0.1205A)=1.446W

So power absorbed by independent voltage source v3 is 1.446W.

Substitute 27Ω for R and 0.1205A for i in equation (2),

p=(0.1205A)2(27Ω)=(0.0145A2)(27Ω)=0.3915W=391.5mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R1 is 391.5mW.

Substitute 33Ω for R and 0.1205A for i in equation (2),

p=(0.1205A)2(33Ω)=(0.0145A2)(33Ω)=0.4785W=478.5mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R2 is 478.5mW.

Substitute 0.1205A for ix in equation (11),

v4=4(0.1205A)=0.482V

Substitute 0.482V for v and 0.1205A for i in equation (1),

p=(0.482V)(0.1205A)=0.0581W=58.1mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by dependent voltage source v4 is 58.1mW.

Substitute 2V for v and 0.1205A for i in equation (1),

p=(2V)(0.1205A)=0.241W=241mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by independent voltage source v2 is 241mW.

Substitute 19Ω for R and 0.1205A for i in equation (2),

p=(0.1205A)2(19Ω)=(0.0145A2)(19Ω)=0.2755W=275.5mW                   {1W=103mW}

So power absorbed by resistor R4 is 275.5mW.

Conclusion:

Thus, power absorbed by 12 V independent voltage source is 1.446W, power absorbed by 27 Ω resistor is 391.5mW, power absorbed by 33 Ω resistor is 478.5mW, power absorbed by mysterious element X is 58.1mW, power absorbed by 2 V independent voltage source is 241mW and power absorbed by 19 Ω resistor is 275.5mW.

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