PROBLEM 4.I Consider the circuit containing a nonlinear element N as shown in Figure 4.54. The v-i relation for N is given by: ia = c2vá + cqVA +co for vA > 0, and ia = 0 otherwise. %3D ww R + VI N Suppose we now replace vj = V1+ vị, where Vı = 10 V and v; = 1 V. iii) Find the value of ia using small signal analysis. (Use iA = IA + ia.) iv) Find the value of ia using the analytical method for vj = V1+ v; = 11 V. v) Now, find the exact value of the ia using ia = ia – IA.

PROBLEM 4.I Consider the circuit containing a nonlinear element N as shown in Figure 4.54. The v-i relation for N is given by: ia = c2vá + cqVA +co for vA > 0, and ia = 0 otherwise. %3D ww R + VI N Suppose we now replace vj = V1+ vị, where Vı = 10 V and v; = 1 V. iii) Find the value of ia using small signal analysis. (Use iA = IA + ia.) iv) Find the value of ia using the analytical method for vj = V1+ v; = 11 V. v) Now, find the exact value of the ia using ia = ia – IA.

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