Example 6: Nodal Analysis In the following circuit: If 11=20cos(5t)[A], 12=10cos(5t)[A] R1=4, R2=2, C1=C2=0.2, L1=L2=0.2| Find the node voltages V1 & V2? Solution: LI m C2 V1 ++ V2 IIRI C1 12 L2 22 R2 12 Draw the equivalent circuit in frequency domain: | Apply KCL at V1: Apply KCL at V2: V₁(t)= V2(t)=

Example 6: Nodal Analysis In the following circuit: If 11=20cos(5t)[A], 12=10cos(5t)[A] R1=4, R2=2, C1=C2=0.2, L1=L2=0.2| Find the node voltages V1 & V2? Solution: LI m C2 V1 ++ V2 IIRI C1 12 L2 22 R2 12 Draw the equivalent circuit in frequency domain: | Apply KCL at V1: Apply KCL at V2: V₁(t)= V2(t)=

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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