Title 4.71 I don't understand how to find Vo at left circuit

Q: 1) Perform a A-Y conversion on the UPPER delta configuration of Figure 6 and calculate the current I…

A: Given circuit:Asked to perform the  to the UPPER delta conversion, then find the current I=?

Q: Using superposition, find Vo in the circuit in the figure shown. Check with PSpice. Note: (the…

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Q: From Figure 1 above find Rth (AC) O a. 2.47 kO Ob. 6.67 O c. 4.57O d. 3.45 Q

A: The Thevenin theorem states that any linear network with multiple sources and resistances can be…

Q: + 1k 1k 1k оp-amp V+ = 0 V V- = 5 V Vout = -15 V lout = -6.667 mA range = -15 V to 15 V

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Q: What is the voltage output for each alternation (Vpp)? * R2 D1 R1 35V

A: in this question,  We need to determine the value of output peak to peak voltage?  Assume diode is…

Q: 6. Design a multirange voltmeter to obtain the voltage ranges of 0-10V, 0-50V, 0-100V, 0-500V. Im=…

A: A.C. and D.C. voltages may both be measured using the moving coil multi-range voltmeter. The…

Q: Compare the results of these two circuits (given circuit and simplified version of the given…

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Q: How we can simplify this circuit

A: In this answer let us try to simplify the given circuit as shown below.

Q: E4-10 The block diagram of system is shown in Figure 4 K* (s+1) 19 (s+2)' Figure 4-24 The structure…

A: In this question,  We need to draw the root locus.

Q: Discuss why: (a) All ac transmission and distribution system are 3 phase system. (b) The…

A: a)  All ac transmission and distribution system are 3 phase system because in  3 phase system…

Q: 6. I= . E= 200 V- R, = 150 0 R2 = 3000

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Q: b) Determine the range of K for the closed loop system in Figure 2 to be stable R(s) + Do T=0.2 Hold…

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Q: R1 R4 3.0 kn 1.5 kn +10V +V -V IN -10V R2 2.5 kn Figure 4.7

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Q: Q4: Find Rab for the circuit in figure below 202 ww 16 2 ww 50 ww Rab 18 2 202 ww ww

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Q: R = 25 Ω R3 = 35 Ω R₂ R2 = 30 Ω Ux R₁ = 40 Ω • Ug = 36 V = Determine the voltage Ux in figure ! ---…

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Q: 1-e-1s Find the system $(s+S) In Figure 1, the imput is a unt step, 4 = 0 81 and G(s)- response C(z)…

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Q: 4. Consider the circuit shown below. By how much does current a change when the switch k is changed…

A: Given:- When K switch open then, I1=I2 When K switch closed then, I1+I3=I2

Q: 4. What are the values shown on V1, V2 and V3 in figure 17 ? R

A: By considering the lower part, let Z1 and Z2 be the impedances in the left loop and right loop, The…

Q: What is the Norton equivalent current In between a and b for the circuit shown in Figure 4.25? 's 4…

A: We need to find out the Norton current for given by using the nodal analysis .

Q: For the circuit shown below. -4 Calculate the input voltage if the final *.output, VO is 20 V 10 K…

A: In this question we need to find a input voltage V1 of the given OPM circuit.

Q: 4.5 In the circuit shown in the image below, if R1 = 2.5 Q and Ro = 6.4 Q, determine ratio of vs/vo.…

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Q: I need to draw it in the committed program so that it is printed, thank you •. Vm (t) = 25 Ult-to)…

A: Given, The signal is vmt=25ut-t0

Q: Simplify: ((A+B'C)'+BC)'

A: Given Boolean function, F=A+B'C'+BC'

Q: n the circuit in Figure 4, find the value of ?c (?) for ?

A: Assuming steady state for t<0 Vc(0-)=8×1=8VVc(0-)=Vc(0+)=8V

Q: series R - L - C - circuit consists of a 25 ohms resistor , a 0.221 henry inductor, and a 66.3…

A: The resistance opposes the flow of current. The value of current is same in series element . The…

Q: Determine the voltage across across node 2 of the circuit shown below

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Q: Determine the Norton's current from the Thevenin's equivalent circuit as shown.

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Q: is that 5 r?

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Q: C- Draw the equivalent circuit that has the following set of variables: Vi=4I1 + 812 and V2=211 +…

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Q: 7. For the circuit of Figure 4.27, determine the source current and the current through each of the…

A: The total current from the source and the current through all the elements in the given circuit…

Q: 4. R, = 50 2 ET = 100 V R2 =20 R3 = 60 0 %3D Ri= 240 Q

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Q: 6. R=_2 R =.06 kn %3D R2 = 60 kn

A: When two resistors are in series Then their equivalent resistance will be Addition of individual…

Q: can you go into step by step how you did part a ( calculation of V4 and V5)

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Q: Q: From based on your result, the total resistance in a series circuit is equal to the sum of the…

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Q: The digital systen is shown in the following figure is used to perform some predetermined function…

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Q: 4X1 MUX Y Full SUM Adder Carry A R Given the following circuit and assuming that A=1, B=0, C=1, what…

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Q: R in Loop 1 I2 A R2 Loop 2 I3 R3 Is this statement true or false about the circuit shown above:…

A: According to Kirchoff's current law, KCL, at any node, the incoming current is equal to the outgoing…

Q: True or False? This circuit has two stable states: Do Do X output O True

A: In the above-given circuit, we are using combinational inverters with positive feedback.

Q: please help with all three

A: SATURATION REGIONACTIVE REGIONSATURATION REGION Explanation:Step 1:Step 2:Step 3:

Q: Question 6 Which one is not a ground resistance test? Fall-of Difference Dead Earth…

A: Which one is not a ground resistance test

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Q: 8. Find the charge and current in an RLC circuit with R = 11 ohms, L (0.1 -) H and C (0.01 +) F,…

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Thermistors

A thermistor is a special type of resistor whose resistance is more temperature-dependent than standard resistors.  The resistance of the thermistor decreases with increasing temperature. This is the basic principle of thermistors. This allows the thermistor circuit to detect very small temperature changes that cannot be observed with the Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) or the thermocouples. Since the resistance of a thermistor is temperature dependent, it can be connected to an electrical circuit to measure body temperature. This high sensitivity to temperature changes makes thermistors very useful for accurately controlling and calibrating temperature measurements. In general, resistance increases with increasing temperature in most metals, but thermistors react negatively.