2-(Two sources) Find the Thévenin circuit for the network within the shaded area E2 9+ 10 V R34 ka R4 1.4 kQ R1 0.8 kn R36 ka RE E6-6V

Q: R. R1 RL RA R2 V s -ww ww

A: Thevenin's equivalent circuit contains Thevenin voltage in series with Thevenin resistance. Open…

Q: Arbitrarily choose R1 then find R2 to satisfy the the voltage and current requirement of the load RL

A:

Q: R1 R2 1ka + 2ka E2 E1 -10V R4 4ka -10V A R3 3kQ

A: For the given circuit  mesh analysis is perform as shown below

Q: 2) R1 A V1 R1-4 ohm R4 4 ohm R2 R2=8 ohm R5-6 ohm 11 30V R3=8 ohm R6-2 ohim 5A R6 V2 18V R5 R3 R4

A: Given circuit:

Q: Find the values of Ix and Iy in the given circuit

A: The circuit diagram,The values of resistors,

Q: For the circuit shown, Find The Norton voltage and resistance at terminals a-b. Then determine the…

A: In this question , we will find Norton equivalent across AB and then  find out current and voltage…

Q: Find the Values of R3 and R4 R1 470 N R2 1.0 kN R4 65 V 120 V R3 30 V

A:

Q: What are the challenges you faced in doing this activity?

A: Given details      We have to say what challenges we face doing this simulation activity.

Q: 3) Kirchoff value of voltage source in the circuit Find by taking advantage of the laws.

A: The solution is as follows.

Q: and When the Number of branches is absorbed power by R2 is 8mW and the O 3 current passing through…

A:

Q: What would R1 be?

A:

Q: 12VTE, M R₁ R₂ 5V ww FE₂ ww R3 ww R4 =RL R5 12V-TE3 R₁ = 1.0 k2 R₂ = 2.2 k R3 = 680 52 R4 R5 = = 470…

A:

Q: using superposition, solve 6 amps and 5v using mesh analysis in clockwise

A: For finding loop currents apply kvl to each loop linear equations are obtained. Then by solving all…

Q: R6 R2 R1 Vdc R3 R5 R4

A: First we will find voltages and current in each branch , and then will verify the KCL and KVL. Let…

Q: What is the current l4 (mA)? VA SR6 15k0 IT R1 RA 1.5k 1kO 12 + V.- 14 +V1- RS R2 Sk0 S10kO R3 E 20…

A: The required parameters can be calculated by calculating the total current in the current and then…

Q: For the circuit in figure below, the * :value of Vx is R3 120 R2 120 + vx - R1 V1 -12 V LV2 12 v R4…

A: Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL):  KVL: The total voltage drop across all the active and passive…

Q: For given value of the circuit, Vsupply = 120 V, and with R₁= 2002, R₂-30.0, R3=75, R4=300, R5=…

A: The required parameter can be calculated by using mesh analysis and ohms law. By using the mesh…

Q: What should be the value of resistor Rf to have a gain of 5, for the given circuit   please show…

A: We have to find the value of resistor Rf given gain of 5

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

A:

Q: Find vs and i4 in the following circuit. 2 05 U5 E3 V

A: In the given circuit  Find the value of voltage V5 and i4

Q: Use KCL and KVL to develop the equations 11 RI 12 R2 13 Vs1 la R3 Ib Vs2 14 IS RS le Vsa R4 Vs6 16…

A: Given circuit shown

Q: Calculate for Voltage across each Resistors VAB, VBG, VCB, VCG, VCD, VED, VFE, VFG (consider the…

A: given here a circuit and asked to find the voltages across each resistor.

Q: Consider the circuit in the figure below, the Thevenin resistance across the terminal AB is: ww R3…

A:

Q: For this circuit Is and V2 = R1 R2 R3 30 10 20 V2 Is Vs R4 6 0 12 V

A: Here we will apply voltage division rule to find  out voltage across R2 , ohm's law to find out…

Q: S. Find the equivalent resistance, Reo for the following resistor combination circuit. R = 60 R = 40…

A: To find R(EQ) for the given network.

Q: In the given circuit, determine the equivalent resistance at A and B R1 1.1kΩ R3 2.2ΚΩ R8 R7 3.3ΚΩ…

A:

Q: what must be resistance of R2 in * the circuit of fig R2 16VN 11 15A R1 42 R3 >80 R4 120

A:

Q: Use KCL and KVL to develop the equations 11 R1 12 R2 a 13 la R3 Ib Vsi Vs2 14 IS Vsa R4 RS le Vs6 16…

A: KCL: KCL states that the total current in a closed circuit, the entering current at node is equal to…

Q: Determine the current passing thru R2 and R3. And Determine the voltage drop in R4 and R1. * A…

A: First we will find out equivalent resistance then total current then current through each resistor…

Q: Solve I5 using superposition theorem

A: In this question,  Find the current I5  using the superposition theorem.  Here 3 independent energy…

Q: 2. Solve for the branch circuits using Kirchhoff's Laws R3 = 10 Q b R2 = 2 0 6 V h d a R4 = 10 R1 =…

A: ELECTRICAL NETWORK: When addressing a circuit problem or constructing a balanced circuit, the word…

Q: V1 10 R5 5k R1 10k R2 M 12k R6 9k R3 10k. a R4 20k R7 15k

A:

Q: 2. Solve for the branch circuits using Kirchhoff's Laws R3 = 10 Q b R2 = 2 0 6 V a d. R4 = 10 R1 = 4…

A: According to the question we have to find the value of branch currents.

Q: R1 = 8 0 R2 = 4 0 R3 = 2 0 R4 = 70 R5 = 20 R6 = 3 0 R7 = 60 R8 = 3 0 Rg = 7 0 a b R3 R1 R6 R4 R7 R2…

A:

Q: 1. Find the Equivalent Resistance REQ for the below mentioned circuit?. Reduce Using Series Parallel…

A: Given circuit :

Q: 1.Determine all the resistor values in figure below. R₁ = 77322. Vs 15.53 mA E R₁ 3.64 mA R₂ 6.67 mA…

A:

Q: Find the resistance at the terminals A-B. A o W 4kQ 6k2 18k2 12k2 12kQ 12k2 2kQ Bo W Select one: O…

A: To find the value of total resistance across the terminal A-B

Q: What is the Thevenin voltage for the circuit from B to C? VTH 2.43 V What is the Thevenin resistance…

A:

Q: Choose the correct Answer: The difference in the propagation delay between the fastest and slowest…

A: delay skew is the difference between the propagation delay on the fastest and slowest pairs in a…

Q: Determine the current Ih and Iz

A:

Q: Find the voltage across the top 50 (i.e. V1- V2) resistor using Superposition 52 V3 VI V2 10 2 IA(T…

A: superposition theorem:-in order to calculate the voltage across V1 to V2 using the superposition…

Q: 15. A flow sensor that has a range of 0 to 10 SCFM uses a 4-20 mA loop as an analog output. At an…

A: A flow sensor that has a range of 0 to 10 SCFM uses a 4-20 mA loop as an analog output. At an…

Thevenin Theorem

Any linear circuit, no matter how complex, maybe simplified to an equivalent circuit utilizing only a single voltage source and series resistance coupled to a load, according to Thevenin's Theorem. The superposition principle says that all foundational equations must be linear, and the notion of "linear" is still the same (i.e., there should not be any exponentials or roots). This is particularly the case when operating with passive elements like resistors, inductors, and capacitors. However, some components (particularly some gaseous and semiconductor devices like tunnel diode, Schottky diode, transistors like BJT, MOSFET) are nonlinear, meaning their current resistance fluctuates with voltage and current. As a result, circuits made up of these parts are known as nonlinear circuits.