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The circuit shown below on the left has the following parameters: Is=27 mA R, = 2.2 ΚΩ R2 = 15 ΚΩ R3=1.8 KQ This circuit is to be replaced by an equivalent one shown on the right, such that the voltage and current 'received' by an arbitrary load resistor R₁ are identical when connected to either circuit. Determine the value of the voltage source Vx and the resistor Rx in the equivalent circuit. Is R₂ R₂ Rx Vx = Rx = V ΚΩ

The circuit shown below on the left has the following parameters: Is=27 mA R, = 2.2 ΚΩ R2 = 15 ΚΩ R3=1.8 KQ This circuit is to be replaced by an equivalent one shown on the right, such that the voltage and current 'received' by an arbitrary load resistor R₁ are identical when connected to either circuit. Determine the value of the voltage source Vx and the resistor Rx in the equivalent circuit. Is R₂ R₂ Rx Vx = Rx = V ΚΩ

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The circuit shown below on the left has the following parameters: Is = 27 mA R, = 2.2 kΩ R₂ = 15 KQ R3 = 1.8kQ This circuit is to be replaced by an equivalent one shown on the right, such that the voltage and current 'received' by an arbitrary load resistor R₁ are identical when connected to either circuit. Determine the value of the voltage source Vx and the resistor Rx in the equivalent circuit. R₂ Is R3 RL ⇒>> Rx RL Vx = Rx = V ΚΩ
Transcribed Image Text:The circuit shown below on the left has the following parameters: Is = 27 mA R, = 2.2 kΩ R₂ = 15 KQ R3 = 1.8kQ This circuit is to be replaced by an equivalent one shown on the right, such that the voltage and current 'received' by an arbitrary load resistor R₁ are identical when connected to either circuit. Determine the value of the voltage source Vx and the resistor Rx in the equivalent circuit. R₂ Is R3 RL ⇒>> Rx RL Vx = Rx = V ΚΩ
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