Obtain the Thevenin's equivalent network at terminals A-B for the loaded Wheatstone bridge shown in Figure 1.23. Apply the equivalent to calculate the voltage across and the current through the 4.7KQ load resistor RL. 1KO 2.2Kn B 10V R 4.7Kn 22KO R. 1.5KO Figure 1.23

Obtain the Thevenin's equivalent network at terminals A-B for the loaded Wheatstone bridge shown in Figure 1.23. Apply the equivalent to calculate the voltage across and the current through the 4.7KQ load resistor RL. 1KO 2.2Kn B 10V R 4.7Kn 22KO R. 1.5KO Figure 1.23

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Obtain the Thevenin's equivalent network at terminals A-B for the loaded Wheatstone
bridge shown in Figure 1.23. Apply the equivalent to calculate the voltage across and the
current through the 4.7KN load resistor RL.
R,
1KO
R.
2.2KO
B
10V
R 4.7Kn
22KO
R.
1.5KO
Figure 1.23

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