V1 2Vo + 11) 4ΚΩ 1 ΚΩ 12V 32 ΚΩ Vo V2 13 V3 V4 ww + 1 ΚΩ + 13 4 mA 1 ΚΩ GROUND Part A Nodal Analysis: 1) At which single nodes can KCL be applied? 2) What equations involving the nodal voltages do the voltage sources give? 3) Write Vo in terms of the nodal voltages 4) Write two more independent equations using KCL at a node or supernodes to complete the system of equations for the nodal voltages 5) Write your solution in matrix form and solve 6) What is your value for Vo from your nodal analysis? Part B Mesh Analysis: 1) Around which mesh currents can KVL be applied? 2) What equations do the current sources give that invove the mesh currents [ 3) Write Vo in terms of the mesh currents and resistances (pay attention to the polarity of Vo) 4) Write the remaining equations using KVL to complete the system of equations 5) Write your solution for the mesh currents and solve 6) What is your value for Vo from your mesh analysis? A V+ B V- 1k 571.429 μA 1k -2.857 mA -A 4k -1.619 mA 14mA -6.857 mA 2k 1k

V1 2Vo + 11) 4ΚΩ 1 ΚΩ 12V 32 ΚΩ Vo V2 13 V3 V4 ww + 1 ΚΩ + 13 4 mA 1 ΚΩ GROUND Part A Nodal Analysis: 1) At which single nodes can KCL be applied? 2) What equations involving the nodal voltages do the voltage sources give? 3) Write Vo in terms of the nodal voltages 4) Write two more independent equations using KCL at a node or supernodes to complete the system of equations for the nodal voltages 5) Write your solution in matrix form and solve 6) What is your value for Vo from your nodal analysis? Part B Mesh Analysis: 1) Around which mesh currents can KVL be applied? 2) What equations do the current sources give that invove the mesh currents [ 3) Write Vo in terms of the mesh currents and resistances (pay attention to the polarity of Vo) 4) Write the remaining equations using KVL to complete the system of equations 5) Write your solution for the mesh currents and solve 6) What is your value for Vo from your mesh analysis? A V+ B V- 1k 571.429 μA 1k -2.857 mA -A 4k -1.619 mA 14mA -6.857 mA 2k 1k

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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