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(b) Series Resistors Circuit - KVL (i) For the circuit of Figure 2.1a, assume the source-voltage, E = 15V, R₁ = 3.3 kN, R₂ = 2.2 k and R3 = 1.0 kn. Determine the expected current, I and the voltages across resistors R₁ (=Vab), R₂ (= Vbc) and R3 (=Vcd) for the respective values of resistors shown. Record your theoretical results in Table 2.1. Determine the sum EV = (Vab + Vbe + Ved) to verify the KVL law.

(b) Series Resistors Circuit - KVL (i) For the circuit of Figure 2.1a, assume the source-voltage, E = 15V, R₁ = 3.3 kN, R₂ = 2.2 k and R3 = 1.0 kn. Determine the expected current, I and the voltages across resistors R₁ (=Vab), R₂ (= Vbc) and R3 (=Vcd) for the respective values of resistors shown. Record your theoretical results in Table 2.1. Determine the sum EV = (Vab + Vbe + Ved) to verify the KVL law.

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E 15V E a I (mA) Theory MultiSIM result result R₁ b R₂ с R3 Figure 2.1a: KVL Series Circuit ab (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result E A Vbc (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result a + VE I R₁ cd (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result b R₂ C R3 Figure 2.1b: KVL Series Circuit showing Voltmeter & Ammeter connections Vbc EV = (Vab + Vbc+ Ved) Theory result Table 2.1: Theoretical and MultiSIM results of the Series Circuit in Figure 2.1 MultiSIM result
Transcribed Image Text:E 15V E a I (mA) Theory MultiSIM result result R₁ b R₂ с R3 Figure 2.1a: KVL Series Circuit ab (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result E A Vbc (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result a + VE I R₁ cd (Volts) Theory MultiSIM result result b R₂ C R3 Figure 2.1b: KVL Series Circuit showing Voltmeter & Ammeter connections Vbc EV = (Vab + Vbc+ Ved) Theory result Table 2.1: Theoretical and MultiSIM results of the Series Circuit in Figure 2.1 MultiSIM result
(b) Series Resistors Circuit - KVL (i) For the circuit of Figure 2.1a, assume the source-voltage, E = 15V, R₁ = 3.3 kN, R₂= 2.2 k and R3 = 1.0 kn. Determine the expected current, I and the voltages across resistors R₁ (=Vab), R₂ (= Vbc) and R3 (=Vcd) for the respective values of resistors shown. Record your theoretical results in Table 2.1. Determine the sum EV = (Vab + Vbc + Ved) to verify the KVL law.
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Series Resistors Circuit - KVL (i) For the circuit of Figure 2.1a, assume the source-voltage, E = 15V, R₁ = 3.3 kN, R₂= 2.2 k and R3 = 1.0 kn. Determine the expected current, I and the voltages across resistors R₁ (=Vab), R₂ (= Vbc) and R3 (=Vcd) for the respective values of resistors shown. Record your theoretical results in Table 2.1. Determine the sum EV = (Vab + Vbc + Ved) to verify the KVL law.
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