A network, in the context of electrical engineering and electronics, is a collection of interconnected components. Network analysis is the process of finding the voltages across, and the currents through, all network components. There are many techniques for calculating these values. However, for the most part, the techniques assume linear components.
Except where stated, the methods described in this article are applicable only to linear network analysis.
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Me again. I again got confused with 2 similar things done differently on two different places. Let's say we have some arbitrary circuit and we want to replace a part of it with thevenin's generator. We also need to calculate effective Thevenin's resistance, which is where i...
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We have the circuit in the figure.I have to find the current i using nodal analysis
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1/6 F =-3j
1/2 F= -j
1/2 H= j
The Attempt at a Solution
So we have the equations
Node V1 : [(7-V1)/(4-3j) ]=[ V1/3 ]+ [(V1-V)/-j]
Node V : [(V1-V)/-j] =(V )+ (V/j)
In...
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Determine, using the values given in TABLE A, the current I in the circuit of FIGURE 2 by:
(a) mesh analysis
(b) nodal analysis.
Any help verify for part (a)? And to help me get started with (b) as V3 is driving me nuts.
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
For (a)...
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We have the circuit in the figure.I have to find v using nodal analysis only.
Homework Equations
Converted 1/6 F to -3j and 2sin2t to -2j.
The Attempt at a Solution
In node v1 we have the equation
6= -12+ [v1/2] + [( v1-v)/1]
In node v we have the equation
2j+ [(v1-v)/1]=...
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You have a circuit (attached pic) and want to find the Thevenin equivalent resistance and voltage.
Homework Equations
See below
The Attempt at a Solution
OK< here's what confuses me. If I simply look at the total resistance of the circuit from A and B, it seems to me that...
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2. Homework Equations
Resonant Frequency = 1 / [2 * pi * squareroot(LC)]
Inductive Reactance = 2 * pi * f *L
Capacitive Reactance = 1 / (2 * pi * f * C)
Q = XL/Rw
BW = fr/Q[/B]
The Attempt at a Solution
The information in the handy dandy jpeg I created is LITTERALLY all...
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I am studying on diode circuit but i cannot really analyse a circuit with a diode.
I understand that the question is asking minimum Vout so the current source input should be -2.5mA but i cannot go beyond that.
Can anyone...
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For an input potential (Vin ) which is a 1V (peak) sinusoidal source. Calculate V1 and Vout
Homework Equations
- The laws for an op-amp
- NVM
The Attempt at a Solution
Here is my attempt not sure if correct.
Hello all!
I'm confused about an explanation that my textbook gives, and I'm wondering if someone can help me understand it. The passage is as follows:
A circuit consists of a 12 V battery with negligible internal resistance, in parallel with a charging unit with an emf of 15 V and internal...
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Find the currents going through each resistor.
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V=IR
The Attempt at a Solution
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I have the problem worked out and I can't find any errors in my work. The issue is that my professor has:
I1=-.0843
I2=.086
I3=.0017
However my physics professor is...
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Consider the circuit drawn below
This diagram was the closest I could find online to the one equivalent to my question, but there are some adjustments I need to clarify.
1)Replace Rz, Rf, and Rin, to R1.
2)Also, in my question, there's an extra wire connecting Vout to the...
I'm having trouble determining what the values are on my Power Analysis diagrams. I get confused with active power, reactive power, and complex power.
Can someone take a look at my attachment and tell me if I labeled the values correctly?
I'm mainly curious as to if my Sg3 value is correct and...
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I am working on a beginner level circuit analysis problem due tomorrow, but my branch current values aren't making sense. I've been struggling to...
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http://imgur.com/Kq5e4Ka This is the circuit I need to find the Req for, the only things given are the Voltage of 7.1, and the resistance of each circuit.
Homework Equations
V=IR
Kirchhoffs laws, the KVL and KCL.The Attempt at a Solution
I have spent some time trying...
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I need to work out the impedance of this notch filter, and what I really need is to know how to read the diagram, because if I can do that the rest isn't so hard. The diagram looks like this (I don't know if this uploaded right)
So really, all I am trying to do is tell if...
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Hi everyone! I'm trying to find the thevenin equivalent for part A of this circuit: http://imgur.com/4Jdg8w8
Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution
I first remove part B, that is, open circuit it entirely. Then I try to find Voc across the two terminals that are open. I...
Hi guys. Really elementary question here, I've been kicking myself for ages trying to figure this out, but I suppose everybody needs a little nudge sometimes.
I have been staring at this circuit diagram:
From this page...
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See The attached Images.
2. The attempt at a solution
The problem I am having with this is the following.
I do not know where he is getting these equations from. We haven't done anything like this in class. Although he keeps mentioning skills we learned in previous...
Hi!
Here is my task:
OPAMP circuit and output voltag are shown in image below. Assuming that OPAMP is ideal, come up with a solution by hand.
Then change capacitor's value from 200nF to 33nF and output voltage will be:
Explain why output voltages are different ( first has triangle shape...
Hi!
Here is my task:
OPAMP circuit and output voltag are shown in image below. Assuming that OPAMP is ideal, come up with a solution by hand.
Then change capacitor's value from 200nF to 33nF and output voltage will be:
Explain why output voltages are different ( first has triangle...
In the attached picture, I have the problem and the equations I've come up with to solve for the requested variables. I have found seven equations for the seven unknowns, however, after plugging them into a calculator my answer is wrong. Which equation(s) is/are wrong, and why?
Relevant...
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Given data of the given tuned R-LC circuit:
Q=1000
f_{resonance} = 1MHz
I = 15 \mu A
V_{s} = 2.5V
R_{L} = 10kΩ
C=2nF
Calculate the bandwidth, half-power frequencies, the value of R and L.
Estimate the impedance offered to the supply at resonance and...
Today at work I was thinking hypothetically about a simple circuit that I was unable to get an answer that made any sense. What if you had a simple 12V source with a 5Ω resistor in series, also in series with a black box that consumes 60W of power. You aren't given any characteristics about...
Circuit Analysis -- Resistors and a battery
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Hello, if you see the attached I am trying to find the current I4.My plan was to find Voltage across R4 and use Ohm's law.
Homework Equations
V=IR
The Attempt at a Solution
I have simplified the circuit down(attached pic), I...
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I have got transfer functions W(s) and Wk(s), where Wk(s) is correction transfer function.
So I calculate W(s) and Wk(s) in series.
Magnitude graph before correction:
Magnitude graph after correction:
The task is to make whole circuit and simulate it.
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I have just started studying this topic and I am confused about several things.
1) Why does the assumption that D1 is reverse biased mean it is modeled as a switch? Are reverse biased diodes always modeled as a switch?
2) Also, why does the assumption that D2 is forward biased means it can...
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A1 = 5A, A2 = 4A, A3 = 3A. V = 120V
a) Given the circuit above, find A4
b) Find the angle between E and IT. Draw a diagrammatic (?) and find the power in the circuit.
c) Find the values of R, L and C.
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The Attempt at a Solution...
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From this circuit diagram assume Vs and R1 through R2 are known.
Find the following:
a) How many unknown currents are there?
b) How many independent equations can be written using KCL?
c) How many independent equations can be derived from KVL equations...
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Switch S is closed for long time in the figure shown. Find the current i as soon as the switch is opened.
The Attempt at a Solution
At t=∞ inductor behaves as closed circuit. So, I can simply replace it with a wire and calculate the current which comes out to be 9A...
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Hello everyone! I have the following circuit to solve, and my result is a bit wrong... can you tell me please where's the mistake?
E=10sin(1000t)
Find the current delivered to the circuit. Find the equivalent impedance of the circuit. Find the equation of the current and...
Okay so I have been working on a problem for practice for an exam and this one question is really pissing me off. I can't find what I am doing wrong and I've redone it about five times.
The question is asking for the admittance of the circuit and the answer is given as 2.29 S at an angle of...
I have this problem where it's asking for the unknown voltage V(b). What information I get is what is in the image provided and that R1= 1 ohm.
Okay so as I start this problem I remember that the voltage drop across the terminals is pretty much equal to zero because the current flowing through...
I teach intro, calc-based physics. Below is a terse summary of my recipe for analyzing simple battery-resistor multi-loop circuits. It was working well, until we tried the circuit seen in the attachment. Depending on our selection of simultaneous equations, sometimes our analysis produced...
I am hoping that general physics is the correct location for this problem, but if I am wrong please say so. I have a problem where two capacitors of different value are in series and are attached to a DC source.
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Image is a bit blurry but that is how our professor...
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i(t) = 0 for t<0 and 5*cos(50t) for t>=0
Vc(0) = 0
Circuit is current source, 5 ohm resister, 2 Henry inductor, and 3 Farad capacitor in series.
Need to find Vr(t), Vl(t), and Vc(t), voltage across resistor, inductor, and capacitor.
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V= IR...
When writing the question for the phase response of a circuit, how do I know when it begins. Like for example theta(jw) = 90 degrees - arctan( ) or theta(jw) = 0 degrees - arctan( ) ?
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Hi, this is my first time posting so if there is any advice on how to make this post cleaner, please tell me! I've been stuck on a problem and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I have attached the problem and the attempt at solving the problem below. I am supposed to...
Here I have a problem I am dealing with. I answered the question and have it shown on the picture but I would like a double check on it as I think I am getting wrong values. The circuit is shown at the top of the page. If you can't see the values are 10 ohms for the resistor, 3.2 mF for the...
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Find the voltage gain, V0/Vs, for the circuit below. All resistors are in Ohms.
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I identified this as a non inverting amplifier. Therefore:
V_{0}=\frac{R_{S}+ R_{f}}{R_{s}}V_g
The Attempt at a Solution
Vo = 8/3*V1 (v1 = output of U1)...
I bought engineering circuit analysis by hyatt, 8e (Indian edition)The book is great in explaining concepts but the answers to the excerise problems are not given.
in the website mentioned in book there are only answers to selected problems for first six chapters, what about the remaining 12...
Hi, I am given a node voltage problem to find V1, V2, and V3 from this image below.
http://puu.sh/77Sg3.png
(v1+15)/20 + (v1-v2)/25 + (v3-v2)/50 + (v3 - 10)/10 = 0
18V1 - 12V2 + 24V3 = 50
V2: (v2-v1)/25 + v2/40 + (v2-v3)/50 = 0
17V2 - 8V1 - 4V3 = 0
15 = V3 - V1
Am I in...
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I have attached an image of the problem:
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KCL Equation The Attempt at a Solution
0 = 2i11 + 3(i1-i2)
212 = 3(i2-i1) + 5(i2-i3)
-122 = 3i3 + 5(i3-i2)
5i1 - 3i2 = 0
-3i1 +8i2 + 5i3 = 212
-5i2 + 8i3 = -122
Is this the correct approach?
Also, does anybody...
Hi everyone,
My subject basically revolves around diodes circuits and how to analyze them (AC, DC).
What textbook do you recommend? (If there's one with many solved problems, that would be great.)
It is well known that in order to solve diode circuits we must assume state of diodes, replace diodes with appropriate model (0.7V voltage drop) and solve circuit. Then we check result and if it agrees with initial assumption, we successfully solved our circuit.
If we mark number of diodes in...
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I need a good book for circuit analysis (preferably, it should be available on my cell phone via, for instance, Kindle or Aldiko.. Or PDF). My curriculum includes AC and DC circuits with:
Resistors
Capacitors
Inductors
BJTs
Diodes
FETs (JFET and MOSFET)
Opamps
I have to be able...
The problem I am having is determining what is in series and what is in parallel.
Now I am working with v1, so I1 has been removed and replaced with an open circuit and v2 has been replaced with a short.
So does that mean that r2 || r4? and if so, does that also mean that r2 || r4 which...
Hey, I've found circuit analysis super difficult all my life. Just not one of my things I was born to do. However, now I am doing electronics engineering so that topic often in lectures. In class we have to do analysis of complex transistor cirucuit analysis using 2 port network and norton...
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Problem A
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/855/6v0c.png
Problem B
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/853/1m2c.png
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/800x600q90/34/wfe4.png
Homework Equations
Kirchhoff's Rules/Ohm's Law
Voltage Divider...