Voltage and Current in a Resistor Network

[muh_j18]

when i connect a sinusoidal voltage source to resistors all voltages and currents become zeros.
another problem is how to plot the voltages and currents for any component.
if anybody has a book or link it would help please reply. thank you
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[berkeman]

Looks like you haven't defined an amplitude for your source...

 

[oswaler]

It is important to understand that when a sinusoidal voltage source is connected to a resistor network, the voltages and currents do not become zero. Instead, they may change in magnitude and phase. This is because resistors offer resistance to the flow of current, but they do not completely block it. Therefore, there will always be some voltage and current present in the network.

To plot the voltages and currents for any component in the network, you can use a circuit analysis tool such as SPICE or MATLAB. These tools allow you to enter the circuit components and their values, and then simulate the circuit to obtain the voltage and current values at different points. You can also use a multimeter to measure the voltage and current at specific points in the circuit.

If you are looking for a book or link to further understand voltage and current in resistor networks, I recommend checking out "Electric Circuits" by James W. Nilsson and Susan A. Riedel or "Circuit Analysis: Theory and Practice" by Allan H. Robbins and Wilhelm C. Miller. These books provide a comprehensive understanding of circuit analysis, including resistor networks and how to plot voltages and currents. Additionally, there are many online resources and tutorials available that can help you understand and visualize voltage and current in a resistor network.