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Q: Q4 (3*2) / For the network of the figure shown below, by using the Norton's equivalent circuit to…

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Q: 1. Find the current I, in the given circuit by using the superposition theorem. 4V 10 Ω 2 A 5 V+

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Q: 1. Find Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits with values (include all your work) 10 N 10 V 5Ω

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Q: What is i (Let your solution follow Thevenin's theory) 4Ω 2 i, ↑ 2 A 8 Q.

A: Thevenin's resistance, Rth=4+8=12 Ω

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Q: 1. (10%) For the circuit shown in Figure P4, find the current i. Ο 10 Ω 12 1A (1) ΤΑ www • 20 Ω 351…

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Q: R4 = 2N I Is I4 R = 42 1A/ R 12 V R2= 42 Figure Q4(c)

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Q: 4.31 Determine v, in the circuit of Fig. 4.99 using source transformation. 12 V igure 4.99 or Prob…

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Q: Q4. For the below circuit, determine: (a) The Thevenin equivalent circuit as seen from a-b. (b) The…

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Q: 4v1 100 n 24 0 + vị - + 414 201. 7A + 14 V

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Q: Q4. Use mesh-current method to find the total power developed in the circuit: 20 Ω 10 0 50 40 V 196…

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Q: <=00 *4.26. In the circuit of Fig. 4.60, Is = 5×10-¹7 A. Determine V for (a) V₁ = ∞o, and (b) V =…

A: Given, The circuit diagram is shown below, Where,IS=5×10-17 A

Q: current source Ş DC (6 amps) 8 ohms 4 ohms 15 6 ohms 5 volts 2 ohms 10 volts 1 ohm 15 volts 3 ohms 5…

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Q: PROBLEM: 1. Using Superposition Theorem, solve for Vout. Computation: a) 5V only Vout' 6) 5V is…

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Q: 5) ) Determine the Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits at the a-b for the circuit shown below.…

A: We will use the concept of thevenin's and Norton's theorem duality to find both of these…

Q: 3- For the circuit shown below, Find the Norton's equivalent circuit at terminals (a-b). 4.7 k 47k…

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Q: Using superposition, find the current I through the 24 v source E = + 42 V 18N 24 V E2 Rs 150 R10n

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Q: 2- Use superposition to find vx(t) in the circuit below. 25 V 2002 www 5A (4 492 www 0.1%,

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Q: Q4. Find a) The Thevenin equivalent circuit between the terminals a and b. b) The maximum power…

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Q: Q4: For the circuit shown in figure (3), calculate V and I. 20 V 18 V Figure (3

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Q: 1. Calculate the Vn, Rm and find the Thevenin equivalent circuit of the circuits in Fig. 4.6. 2.7ka…

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Q: 4.5 A 12 Ω io 1.8 Ω 20 Α 14 Ω 50 V • 10 Ω 15 Ω

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Q: Find i, in the circuit of Fig. 4.19 using source transformation. 6Ω 5Α 3 Ω Μ 5 V +-+) 7Ω 3Α ΤΩ www…

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Q: In the following circuit if R4 = 4 , find the absorbed power in the dependent source? R3 10 N R, 2 2…

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Q: 4.45 Fira the Norton equivalent of the circuit in ag. 4.112. 6Ω 64 www 6Ω Μ 4Ω 0 b

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Q: Consider the given circuit where Vx = 24 V. 4792 www V₂ 102 22 2 792 www 79 292 www 992 1792 Making…

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Q: 0.4va 10Ω va 5 A + vo 2200 10V 2i1

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Q: 2. Determine Vth for the circuit external to R. R1 A 100 N V, 2520° V XL 50 N RL В

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Q: Find V₁, V₂, V3 using superposition Theorem 10 A Wasse 352

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Q: Q4. For the below circuit, determine: (a) The Thevenin equivalent circuit as seen from a-b. (b) The…

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Q: Use the superposition principle to find i, and v, in the circuit. i, 102 20 Ω www 6 A 40 Ω 30 V

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Q: Use Nodal analysis to find Vo in the network in Fig 4.

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Q: .11 Use the superposition principle to find i, and v, in the circuit of Fig. 4.79.

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Q: -10 V, determine R, and Refor the Given that Ico - 2 mA and Veo etwork of Fig 4.60 18 V 10 uF 10 uF…

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Q: 20ΚΩ For the circuit below find V ref of . (741) comparator +16 V Vo 741 470 Ω A

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Q: hat could happen if the Zener diode would be changed to a Zener which has a higher breakdown…

A: Breakdown voltages for commonly available Zener diodes can vary widely from 1.2v to 200v. for diodes…

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Q: 9 A 1s 2 S 3 S 3V, 1.37 W O 2.8 V, 1.55 W O 2V, 1.92 W 3.7 V, 1.76 W None of the Above

A: First we will simply the given circuit then we will find out voltage and current .

Q: 4.) Compute the value of R that results in maximum power transfer to the 10 N resistor. Find the…

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Q: 1 IA (1) Μ Μ 5Ω 5Ω 0,8 Ω ΖΩ RL

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Q: 4.41 Determine the equivalent resistance between terminais a and b. 2Ω 32 2Ω 32 2Ω

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Norton Theorem

In the current circuit law, the Norton theorem (also known as the Mayer-Norton theorem) is a simplification that can be applied to networks generated by a constant line of opposition, power sources, and current assets. In two network terminals, it can be switched on with a current supply and single resistor respectively.