1-DC source, AVO meter and connection wires.2-Resistors R1-820, R2=2.2KM, R3=3.3KM, R4=3902, R5=1K.4-3 Procedure:-1-connect the circuit in Fig. (1).VS18VInDIVABwwR1R2VDEVBE12IB13R3HEVBC>R4R5VEF14ic15VS210VFFig.(1)2-Measure the currents 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 and voltages VAB, VDE, VBE, VBC and VEF.

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1-DC source, AVO meter and connection wires. 2-Resistors R1-820, R2=2.2KN, R3=3.3KN, R4=39022, R5=1K. 4-3 Procedure:- 1-connect the circuit in Fig. (1). VS1 8V. DI In VAB w R1 R2 VDE VBE 12 IB 13 R3 IE I VBC R4 R5 VEF 14 lic 15 VS2 10V Fig.(1) 2-Measure the currents 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 and voltages VAB, VDE, VBE, VBC and VEF.

1-DC source, AVO meter and connection wires. 2-Resistors R1-820, R2=2.2KN, R3=3.3KN, R4=39022, R5=1K. 4-3 Procedure:- 1-connect the circuit in Fig. (1). VS1 8V. DI In VAB w R1 R2 VDE VBE 12 IB 13 R3 IE I VBC R4 R5 VEF 14 lic 15 VS2 10V Fig.(1) 2-Measure the currents 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 and voltages VAB, VDE, VBE, VBC and VEF.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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