For the circuit in Figure Q4 (c), identify the value of Thevenin voltage (VTH) and Thevenin impedance (ZTH) and draw the equivalent circuit of it. Assume Z is the load.

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For the circuit in Figure Q4 (c), identify the value of Thevenin voltage (VTH) and
Thevenin impedance (ZTH) and draw the equivalent circuit of it. Assume Z is the
load.
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Figure Q4 (c)
Question 4
By applying Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL), find the value of i and v, in the circuit
of Figure Q1(c).
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12 v (+
4 V +
62
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Figure Q1 (c)
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Transcribed Image Text:Question 3 For the circuit in Figure Q4 (c), identify the value of Thevenin voltage (VTH) and Thevenin impedance (ZTH) and draw the equivalent circuit of it. Assume Z is the load. 82 )4/0°A -j2N Figure Q4 (c) Question 4 By applying Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL), find the value of i and v, in the circuit of Figure Q1(c). ww 12 v (+ 4 V + 62 ww Figure Q1 (c) HE
QUESTION 5
(a) Use the nodal analysis method to solve v, and i in the circuit of Figure QS(a).
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ww
24 V
12Ω
Figure Q5 (a)
(b) The branch current i, and node voltage v, in the circuit of Figure Q5(b) can be solved by
using a circuit analysis method.
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27 V
Figure Q5(b)
) Which circuit analysis method is suitable to find values of i and v.? Explain your
answer.
(ii) Solve i, and v, by using the method you chose in Question 5(b)(1).
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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 5 (a) Use the nodal analysis method to solve v, and i in the circuit of Figure QS(a). 102 ww 24 V 12Ω Figure Q5 (a) (b) The branch current i, and node voltage v, in the circuit of Figure Q5(b) can be solved by using a circuit analysis method. 32 27 V Figure Q5(b) ) Which circuit analysis method is suitable to find values of i and v.? Explain your answer. (ii) Solve i, and v, by using the method you chose in Question 5(b)(1). ww
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