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A Time left 0:5 Z1 22 V sine sine B Let Z1 = 3+j4 ohm and Z2 = 3-j4 ohm. Let the current source phasor be I = j10 ampere and v = 50 volt and phase angle 0 degree. Both sources operate at 50 Hz. Real part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Imaginary part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Real part of the Thevenin Impedance between nodes A and B is Ohm

A Time left 0:5 Z1 22 V sine sine B Let Z1 = 3+j4 ohm and Z2 = 3-j4 ohm. Let the current source phasor be I = j10 ampere and v = 50 volt and phase angle 0 degree. Both sources operate at 50 Hz. Real part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Imaginary part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Real part of the Thevenin Impedance between nodes A and B is Ohm

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A Time left 0:51 Z1 22 V sine sine B Let Z1 = 3+j4 ohm and Z2 = 3-j4 ohm. Let the current source phasor be I = j10 ampere and V = 50 volt and phase angle 0 degree. Both sources operate at 50 Hz. Real part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Imaginary part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Real part of the Thevenin Impedance between nodes A and B is Ohm
Transcribed Image Text:A Time left 0:51 Z1 22 V sine sine B Let Z1 = 3+j4 ohm and Z2 = 3-j4 ohm. Let the current source phasor be I = j10 ampere and V = 50 volt and phase angle 0 degree. Both sources operate at 50 Hz. Real part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Imaginary part of the Thevenin Voltage phasor between nodes A and B is Volt Real part of the Thevenin Impedance between nodes A and B is Ohm
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