3. Analysis: 1. Measure the voltage VAB' and current Ir2' due to Vs1 only (Replace Vs2 with a short 1. What is your observation regarding VAB and IR2 that was measured directly and the circuit). values obtained after applying the superposition method? 2. Measure the voltage Vae" and current Iez" due to Vs2 only (Replace Vs1with a short circuit). 3. Calculate the total voltage and current by summing the two values together Due to Vs1 only Due to Vszonly Total Van 5.13V Va" 2.76V VAB (Va + Va") 7.89V 2. Can the superposition principle be applied to power Calculations? la' 3.42x10-IAMPS 1.84x10- AMPS 5.26x10- AMPSS Iz" Irz (laz' + Ie2") Table 3 4. For the same Circuit measure VAB and current Ir2 without applying the superposition Theorem Total VAB 7.89V 5.26 Table 4

3. Analysis: 1. Measure the voltage VAB' and current Ir2' due to Vs1 only (Replace Vs2 with a short 1. What is your observation regarding VAB and IR2 that was measured directly and the circuit). values obtained after applying the superposition method? 2. Measure the voltage Vae" and current Iez" due to Vs2 only (Replace Vs1with a short circuit). 3. Calculate the total voltage and current by summing the two values together Due to Vs1 only Due to Vszonly Total Van 5.13V Va" 2.76V VAB (Va + Va") 7.89V 2. Can the superposition principle be applied to power Calculations? la' 3.42x10-IAMPS 1.84x10- AMPS 5.26x10- AMPSS Iz" Irz (laz' + Ie2") Table 3 4. For the same Circuit measure VAB and current Ir2 without applying the superposition Theorem Total VAB 7.89V 5.26 Table 4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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