(ii) E1 = 55V E2 = 35V R1 = 18 Q R2 = 270 R3 = 46 02 R4 = 15 Q R5 = 250 R6 = 80 02 11 R1 E1 R4 R5 13 R6 R3 12 R2 (load) E2 With E2 removed and replaced with a short circuit, It is required for the above circuit to supply the maximum amount of power to the load. Calculate, using an appropriate theorem, the value of the load to satisfy this. Using an appropriate method, explain the effect upon circuit components after the circuit in task (1) was repurposed for task (ii).
(ii) E1 = 55V E2 = 35V R1 = 18 Q R2 = 270 R3 = 46 02 R4 = 15 Q R5 = 250 R6 = 80 02 11 R1 E1 R4 R5 13 R6 R3 12 R2 (load) E2 With E2 removed and replaced with a short circuit, It is required for the above circuit to supply the maximum amount of power to the load. Calculate, using an appropriate theorem, the value of the load to satisfy this. Using an appropriate method, explain the effect upon circuit components after the circuit in task (1) was repurposed for task (ii).
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Apply the superposition theorem to determine the currents 11, 12 and 13 in the following
network assuming:
E1 = 55V
E2 = 35V
R1 = 18 02
R2 = 270
R3 = 46 02
R4 = 15 Q2
R5 = 25 Q
R6 = 80 Q
11
R1
E1
R4
R5
13
R6
R3
12
R2
(load)
E2
With E2 removed and replaced with a short circuit, It is required for the above circuit to
supply the maximum amount of power to the load. Calculate, using an appropriate
theorem, the value of the load to satisfy this.
(iii) Using an appropriate method, explain the effect upon circuit components after the circuit
in task (1) was repurposed for task (ii).
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