Volage Soerce ISV I mA Superposibion =1+I=1, = 1;+1; =I, = I; +1= Both source, 1 = I, = Direct 1 = measurement Table (1) O Discussion 1- What is the condition under which the superposition theorem can be applied. 2- Compare the results of direct measurement and the superposition results. Are there differences between them. 3-Comment on your results. A 1000 Ay 3300 1000 3300 15V SO SC 6V 2200 2200 Fig.(4) 1000 3300 15 2200 Fig.(3)

Volage Soerce ISV I mA Superposibion =1+I=1, = 1;+1; =I, = I; +1= Both source, 1 = I, = Direct 1 = measurement Table (1) O Discussion 1- What is the condition under which the superposition theorem can be applied. 2- Compare the results of direct measurement and the superposition results. Are there differences between them. 3-Comment on your results. A 1000 Ay 3300 1000 3300 15V SO SC 6V 2200 2200 Fig.(4) 1000 3300 15 2200 Fig.(3)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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