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Q: If two series resistors have different resistance, the larger resistor will have larger current.…

A: We need to determine the given statement i.e. two series resistors have different resistance, the…

Q: Using a voltage divider, you are given two resistors and you want an output voltage of 2V, you put…

A: The objective of the question is to understand why there is a slight discrepancy in the expected and…

Q: Q1. From the UJT data sheet: +20V n= 0.63, Vs 2.5Vv, Ip 7.4µA, R2 Is 1.75mA, Ran 5k2 & Vemin -…

A: The Unijunction Transistor, or UJT for short, is another solid-state three-terminal device that may…

Q: You have to replace 1500 ohm resistor in radio. You have no 1500 ohm resistor but haves several 1000…

A: Given: The required resistance i.e. Req=1500 Ω The available resistors each of resistance, R=1000 Ω

Q: A voltage divider consists of a 3,000 - Ω, a 5,000 - Ω, and 10,000 – Ω resistor in series. The…

A: Series means same current will flow through all resistors. And the equivalent resistance is sum of…

Q: alculate the value two resistan which when connected in series give 50 and 8 when in parallel

A: let two resistors are x and y. So equivalent resistance when connected in parallel is xyx+y and when…

Q: voltage across points A and B

A: The voltage division rule can be used in solving circuits in which we can simplify the solutions.…

Q: Consider the unity feedback system given by the block diagram below. X 2(s+1)/s H a. Find Y(s)/X(s)…

A: Given Block Diagram:   To determine: Value of H(s) for e(∞)=0.10

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Q: 22.) Compute the phasor voltage Vo using the voltage divider rule. The frequency is 60Hz. Answer:…

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Q: The total power in a certain circuit is 1 W. Each of the five equal-value series resistors making up…

A: To solve above problem, one should know how to find equivalent resistance for series and parallel…

Q: R, = 60 N R2 = 40 2 R3 = 20 2| 110 V R4 = 50 2

A: By series and parallel combination we will find out total resistance then total current .

Q: The condition for the validity of Ohm's law is that the * O Temperature should remain constant…

A: Let's discuss all the possible conditions for the ohm's law to be conveniently applied to the…

Q: 200 V @ 10 mA R, 150 V @ 1 mA RL3 R, 100 V @ 1 mA Vs = 200 V %3D RL2 RL1 Rg IB 3 mA

A: The equivalent circuit, with assumed current in each element is shown below: From the circuit, the…

Q: The missing source sided resistance is 10k Ohms

A: Given circuit is – Source side resistance is 10 kΩ.

Q: R1 48V VEL = 22V RL = 32 R2

A: We need to find unknown resistor  for given circuit

Q: 11=8 A (9) 14 12, R1=300 www R3= 100 13 R2= 240 15 R4=80 Resp: 12=3 A; 13=5 A; 14=3 A: 15= 8 A

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Q: You have the following three series resistors rated at 25 W. a. What is the safe current? b. What is…

A: In this question We need to determine the safe current, safe total voltage and safe power.  We know…

Q: elle For the given circuit the voltage divider formula is: m

A: Voltage divider rule for inductors is same as that of resistors. In the question it is given the…

Q: Find the voltages at each of the nodes in the figure

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Q: R2=3302 Rs=1502 R4=3002 R1=2202 R3=2002 R6=1502 100mA

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Q: use current divider to determine the current through each resistor

A: In the given circuit the value of the current through the resistors needs to be calculated by using…

Q: Using Voltage divider principle, determine voltages V1, V3, and V' + R, { 20 v, + E 60V R2 50 R33 80…

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Q: In the voltage divider circulit shown below, the sum of the voltages across each resistor must add…

A: The explanation for total voltage in a series connected circuit is as follows.

Q: If three equal resistors are used in a voltage divider the voltage across each one will be one third…

A: If three equal resistors are used in voltage divider the voltage across each one will be one third…

Q: In a voltage divider, resistors are connected Select one: O a. Randomly O b. In a star configuration…

A: The voltage divider is an important method to find the voltage across each element. The voltage…

Q: When resistors 1 and 2 are connected in series, the equivalent resistance is 17.8 Q. When they are…

A: Givenseries equivalent resistance=17.8 ΩParallel resistance equivalent=3.59 Ω

Q: How did you calculate 3/8.8 from the current divider rule in step 3?

A: Given:a circuit,we need to find the current IR4'.

Q: For the following ac networks, determine, using the superposition theorem, the indicated currents.…

A: Note: We are authorized to answer one question at a time since you have not mentioned which question…

Q: Explain for me the step that I have put a circle shape

A: In this question it is asked to explain the ratio of time period of signal 1 and 2 and also the time…

Q: B) Using the voltage divider rule, find the voltage across each element of the circuit in Figure…

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Q: The voltage divider rule states the current passing to a series resistive circuit will be dropped…

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Q: need help finding all the unknows in the figure Assuming R = 28k ohms

A: Calculate all the unknown values of the circuit.

Q: 5. a) Given v,(t) = 50 cos(1200t) V, use voltage divider to calculate the voltage v in Circuit 5a.…

A: We can re draw the circuit as here Inductive reactance XL=ωL=1200×20mH=24Ω

Antenna Characteristics

The antenna is an important concept in the domain of electronics and communication engineering. An antenna forms an integral part of many commonly used devices such as wireless modems, routers, game controllers, mobile phones, bluetooth devices, and so on. In simple terms, any wireless communication makes use of antennas to serve the purpose. An antenna, also known by the term 'arial', is an electrical device that converts electrical signals into electromagnetic waves or electromagnetic waves into electrical signals. An antenna contains a transmission line usually made up of co-axial cable, it then receives the signals and converts them into electromagnetic waves, which are then transmitted via space into their required destination. A communication system essentially makes use of two antennas, a transmission antenna, which converts electrical signals into electromagnetic waves, and a receiving antenna, which receives the electromagnetic waves and converts them back into electrical signals.