1. (a) Write a function file that can be used to calculate the equivalent resistance of n parallel-connected resistors. Machine Problem (b) Write a function file that can be used to calculate the current division of n parallel-connected resistors. 2. Write a Matlab script to find the node voltages and the power supplied or absorbed by the sources using nodal analysis for the circuit below. 12 V U1 9 V 18 V 150 N 3 ka 3. Write a Matlab script to find the mesh currents and the power supplied or absorbed by the sources using mesh analysis for the circuit below. 6 mA 15 k 0.37 A ww 12 k 1/₂ 13 6 KQ 3 ka 4. For the circuit given below, determine using matlab script: (a) the value of the load resistance, R, that will dissipate maximum power from the circuit. (b) From the calculated Thevenin's circuit, vary the load resistance starting from 1 to 150 ohms. Plot R. vs power for all scenarios and from the graph, prove that the answer in (a) is correct.

1. (a) Write a function file that can be used to calculate the equivalent resistance of n parallel-connected resistors. Machine Problem (b) Write a function file that can be used to calculate the current division of n parallel-connected resistors. 2. Write a Matlab script to find the node voltages and the power supplied or absorbed by the sources using nodal analysis for the circuit below. 12 V U1 9 V 18 V 150 N 3 ka 3. Write a Matlab script to find the mesh currents and the power supplied or absorbed by the sources using mesh analysis for the circuit below. 6 mA 15 k 0.37 A ww 12 k 1/₂ 13 6 KQ 3 ka 4. For the circuit given below, determine using matlab script: (a) the value of the load resistance, R, that will dissipate maximum power from the circuit. (b) From the calculated Thevenin's circuit, vary the load resistance starting from 1 to 150 ohms. Plot R. vs power for all scenarios and from the graph, prove that the answer in (a) is correct.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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