(2) Construct the circuit shown in Figure 1. Measure the actual node voltages for all the nodes and generate a table to compare them with the calculated results.
(2) Construct the circuit shown in Figure 1. Measure the actual node voltages for all the nodes and generate a table to compare them with the calculated results.
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Figure1
The circuit shown Figure 1 will be used in this lab to study the Node Voltage and Mesh Current
analysis techniques. The definition of each mesh current is given in the figure. For future
convenience, the node voltage will be represented as 'Vx', where 'x' represents one node from a
list of nodes such as 'A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H'.
Write down two sets of symbolic equations leading to solve the circuit using Node voltage
(1)
and Mesh current methods. Explain which method is preferred to use for calculations.
Transcribed Image Text:(2)
Construct the circuit shown in Figure 1. Measure the actual node voltages for all the nodes and
generate a table to compare them with the calculated results.
(3)
Based on the measured node voltages, calculate the mesh currents 1, 12 and 13 and the branch
current of R2 and R4. Generate a table to compare calculated results with the simulated current
measurement results.
Replace the wire connecting nodes E and F with a resistor R6 = 1kQ. Choose the ground node
and write down two sets of symbolic equations leading to solve the circuit using Node voltage
and Mesh current methods, and explain which method is preferred in this case.
(4)
(5)
Construct the new circuit based on the description of step (4) in the lab assignment. Include the
measured resistance R6 in your report. Measure the actual node voltages for all the nodes and
generate a table of results. Based on the measured node voltage, calculate the mesh current
and the branch current of R2 and R4. Generate a table to compare your results with the
simulation results.
(6)
Use simulation tool to construct the new circuit given in step (4). Use mesh current to calculate the
branch current of R2 and R4 and compare it with the directly simulation results. Compare the
new node voltage with the node voltage obtained in step (2) and generate a table to summarize
the results.
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