276 ||| SERIES-PARALLEL CIRCUITS*7. For the network in Fig. 7.67:a. Find currents I, I, and lb. Find voltages V, and Vc. Find the power delivered to the 3 kfl resistor*& For the series-parallel configuration in Fig. 7.68a. Find the source current ,b. Find currents, and/e. Find current ld. Find voltage VR₁1052 80 V=R₂W50+20 V 50592w4R. 3802ww601R₁4 R₁80 R, 212+FIG. 7.68Problem 8.FIG. 7.69Problem 9.9. Determine the currents /, and I, for the network in Fig. 7.69.16 1R₂Wwww25012. For the network in Fig. 7.72:a. Determine the current 7.b. Calculate the currents I, and 1₂.e. Determine the voltage levels V, and V8 20VM8,30[+R₂30R, GURGUFIG. 7.72Problem 12.48 VE = 28 VTOVR₂40-79R₂*13. Determine the de levels for the transistor network in Fig.7.73 using the fact that Vas-0.7 V, V-2V, and Ic - IgThat isa. Determine I, and lo-1k011441242²FIG. 7.66Problem 6FIG. 7.67Problem 7.R, 4011₁ly4,340R₂10. a. Find the magnitude and direction of the currents I. I.and I, for the network in Fig. 7.70.b. Indicate their direction on Fig. 7.70.=*, $100R₁ARISE*11. For the network in Fig. 7.71:+24 VFIG. 7.70Problem 10.1402201wR₂ 201a. Determine the currents I, I, I, andb. Calculate V, and VR₁100hVas-1.75 Vlg = 0AR₂www6k02+ V₂ -R₂w9k0FIG. 7.71Problem 11.-24kf0-8Von2Ven20V R350*14. The network in Fig. 7.74 is the basic biasing arrangement forthe field-effect transistor (FET), a device of increasing importance in electronic design. (Biasing simply means the ap-plication of de levels to establish a particular set of operatingconditions.) Even though you may be unfamiliar with theFET, you can perform the following analysis using only thebasic laws introduced in this chapter and the informationprovided on the diagram.a. Determine the voltages V and Vb. Find the currentsandc. Determine Ved. Calculate ViR1040VoD 16 V오PROBLEMS || 27717HoR20 R25R₁MO402VasR₂ 270 142=18||'sR 1.50OVS

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276 ||| SERIES-PARALLEL CIRCUITS *7. For the network in Fig. 7.67: a. Find currents I, I, and lo h. Find voltages V, and V c. Find the power delivered to the 3 kfl resistor. E=28V3 #₁ 16 #₂340 FIG. 7.67 Problem 7. N₂ W 9k0 R₂ 630 410440

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