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2.3) Using the following lamps: L1=L2=L3 (120V, 1200W) and L4=L5 (120V 1800W), and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the current of the system Isystem when Vout Ch1 = 60 Volts and Vout Ch2 = 90 Volts 2.4) Using the lamps you selected, and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the Voltage of the Channel 2 Vout Ch2, that will ensure that when Vout Ch1 = 75Volts, the current of the system Isystem will be 40 Amperes

2.3) Using the following lamps: L1=L2=L3 (120V, 1200W) and L4=L5 (120V 1800W), and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the current of the system Isystem when Vout Ch1 = 60 Volts and Vout Ch2 = 90 Volts 2.4) Using the lamps you selected, and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the Voltage of the Channel 2 Vout Ch2, that will ensure that when Vout Ch1 = 75Volts, the current of the system Isystem will be 40 Amperes

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2.3) Using the following lamps: L1=L2=L3 (120V, 1200W) and L4=L5 (120V 1800W), and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the current of the system Isystem when Vout Ch1 = 60 Volts and Vout Ch2 = 90 Volts 2.4) Using the lamps you selected, and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the Voltage of the Channel 2 Vout Ch2, that will ensure that when Vout Ch1 = 75Volts, the current of the system Isystem will be 40 Amperes
Transcribed Image Text:2.3) Using the following lamps: L1=L2=L3 (120V, 1200W) and L4=L5 (120V 1800W), and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the current of the system Isystem when Vout Ch1 = 60 Volts and Vout Ch2 = 90 Volts 2.4) Using the lamps you selected, and assuming that the resistances of the lamps do not change with the temperature, calculate the Voltage of the Channel 2 Vout Ch2, that will ensure that when Vout Ch1 = 75Volts, the current of the system Isystem will be 40 Amperes
Question #2 Given the following system Imax = 30 Amp Imax = ?? Amp Breaker Isytem Breaker Alpha Ch1 Dimmer L1 L2 L3 Vin = 120 VCA Imax = 30 Amp Breaker Alpha Ch2 Dimmer L4 L5
Transcribed Image Text:Question #2 Given the following system Imax = 30 Amp Imax = ?? Amp Breaker Isytem Breaker Alpha Ch1 Dimmer L1 L2 L3 Vin = 120 VCA Imax = 30 Amp Breaker Alpha Ch2 Dimmer L4 L5
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