Electronics Engineering: Determine Voltage in Circuit w/ Practical Model

In summary: The voltage at point D is 25 V.In summary, the voltage at point A is +25 V, the voltage at point B is 24.3 V, and the voltage at point D is also 25 V.
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Determine the voltage with respect to the ground at each point in figure. Assume the practical model.

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guys please help me solve this circuit. anybody in electronics engineering help.
 

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paulmdrdo said:
Determine the voltage with respect to the ground at each point in figure. Assume the practical model.

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guys please help me solve this circuit. anybody in electronics engineering help.

Both the diodes are in on state and in this condition the voltage drop on them is $V_{d} \sim .7 V$ no matter which is the current... Kind regards $\chi$ $\sigma$
 
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I don't understand. the question is asking for the voltage with respect to the ground.:confused:
 
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paulmdrdo said:
I don't understand. the question is asking for the voltage with respect to the ground.:confused:

Let's start with point A.
There is a voltage source between ground and point A.
Its voltage is 25 V.
Therefore the voltage at point A is +25 V.
 
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point B is 24.3v. because the voltage drop across the diode is 0.7v so 25-0.7v=24.3 v

but i don't know how to determine the voltage at point c.
 
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paulmdrdo said:
point B is 24.3v. because the voltage drop across the diode is 0.7v so 25-0.7v=24.3 v

Good!

but i don't know how to determine the voltage at point c.

Let's do point D first then...
 
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but how?:confused:
 
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paulmdrdo said:
but how?:confused:

There is a voltage source between ground and point D that determines its voltage.
 

FAQ: Electronics Engineering: Determine Voltage in Circuit w/ Practical Model

How do I determine the voltage in a circuit using a practical model?

In order to determine the voltage in a circuit, you will need to use Ohm's law. This law states that voltage (V) is equal to the product of current (I) and resistance (R). Therefore, the formula for determining voltage is V = IR.

What is a practical model in electronics engineering?

A practical model in electronics engineering is a simplified representation of a real-life electronic circuit. It takes into account the various components and their properties, such as resistance and current, to help analyze and understand the behavior of the circuit.

How can I measure voltage in a circuit?

Voltage can be measured using a voltmeter. This device is connected in parallel to the circuit, meaning it is connected across the component or components that you want to measure the voltage of. The voltmeter will display the voltage in volts (V).

What are the units of voltage?

The units of voltage are volts (V). Voltage is a measure of the potential difference between two points in an electrical circuit, and it is represented by the symbol "V".

Why is it important to determine voltage in a circuit?

Determining the voltage in a circuit is important because it helps us understand the behavior and performance of the circuit. By knowing the voltage, we can calculate the power, current, and resistance in the circuit, which are all crucial for designing and troubleshooting electronic devices.

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