24. Four resistance each of R ohms and two resistances each of S ohms are connected (as shown in Fig. 2.50) to four terminasl AB and CD. A p.d. of V volts is applied across the terminals AB and a resis- tance of Z ohm is connected across the terminals CD. Find the value of Z in terms of S and R in order that the current at AB may be V/Z. Find also the relationship that must hold between R and S in order that the p.d. at the points EF be V/2. [Z=√ √R (R+ 2S); S = 4R]

24. Four resistance each of R ohms and two resistances each of S ohms are connected (as shown in Fig. 2.50) to four terminasl AB and CD. A p.d. of V volts is applied across the terminals AB and a resis- tance of Z ohm is connected across the terminals CD. Find the value of Z in terms of S and R in order that the current at AB may be V/Z. Find also the relationship that must hold between R and S in order that the p.d. at the points EF be V/2. [Z=√ √R (R+ 2S); S = 4R]

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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