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Electrical Eng. Homework 8: Solving Node Equations & Power in Circuits, Assignments of Electrical Circuit Analysis

The instructions and problems for homework 8 in electrical engineering, focusing on solving node equations and determining power delivered by sources in circuits. Students are required to write node equations, solve them for given values of circuit components, and find the voltages and power delivered by sources. Three circuits are provided in figures 1, 2, and 3.

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Download Electrical Eng. Homework 8: Solving Node Equations & Power in Circuits and more Assignments Electrical Circuit Analysis in PDF only on Docsity! Homework 8 Due: Monday, September 12 1 Consider the circuit of Figure 1. (a) Write two node equations in terms of the literal variables in Figure 1 and put them in matrix form. (b) Solve the node equations for the voltages VA and VB when Is1 = 0.5 A, Is2 = 1 A, gm1 = 35 mS, gm2 = 10 mS, G1 = 2 mS, G2 = 3 mS, and G3 = 1 S. (c) Determine V0. (d) Determine the power delivered by each source. (Be careful of the sign.) Friday, September 9, 2011 Figure 1: Model circuits for Problem 1. 2 Consider the circuit of Figure 2. By choosing node C as the reference node, we eliminate a floating voltage source. Write an appropriate set of nodal equations, with node C as the reference node. Solve the nodal equations, specify the voltages 1 VAC , VBC , VDC , and VAB, and the power delivered by the sources. Finally, find the equivalent resistance seen by the current source. Let R1 = 4 kΩ, R2 = 6 kΩ, R3 = 2 kΩ, R4 = 3 kΩ, rm = 1 kΩ, and Is = 60 mA. Friday, September 9, 2011 Figure 2: Model circuit for Problem 2. 3 In the circuit of Figure 3, R1 = 80 Ω, R2 = 10Ω, and µ = 0.75. If Vin = 10 V, find Iin, the power delivered by the independent and dependent voltage sources, and the equivalent resistance, Req, seen by the independent source. Figure 3: Model circuit for Problem 3. 2 R,=8On v= 10@e ua OS Yne=lO (2) —\in + ean + a0, == pl Birt) 2 SOT + 10o@Tin_ = hom L 1 | en= Ye Al RB. = lov(-*a ='Aw-= Pe) Po = Ov AA = w= Po Req = Vs 00 ~ |20n= ee | oe _ tp % oes HW 08 Supplement - Due Sep 12, 2011 6. Find the current i, in the circuit below (in A): (1) 0.33 (2)-0.33. (3)2.-— (4) 43 (5)-0.9 (6) 3.33 (7) 0.75 100/9 Q 7. For the circuit shown below, find V,,,(in V). f; V. .&® \ zor, = 10Q A . NS = y out 22 - 32 10¢ (1) Vout = 50+ Vin (3) Vout = 150+ Vin (5) Vout = 250» Vin (7) Vout = 350 » Vin (2) Vout = 100 + Vin (4) Vout = 200 + Vin (6) Vou = 300 - Vin 10. For the circuit shown below, find Ix. (054 (B)1L5A (S)2.5A (7)3.5A SA Ix aa We) 1002 200 scat "| 2000 | Q2)10A (4)2.0A (6)3.0A 12. Find the equivalent resistance R., as seen by the voltage source Vs. 122 6Q v.E 8Q $ 8Q: (12 (2)22 (3)3.9 (449 (5)52 (6) 62 (7)72 (8)8Q 13. The loop equations for the circuit shown below are as follows: Drill For Ro = 20 Q, find the value of Ry. Ry R3 MM DPI Vs (¢ (*) SR, G © I, (ie (229 (3)32 (4) 42 (3)52 (6) 69 (772 (8)89 i, = Too Va Solve. for Va 20 i, = G + 3e/,. ly = 3 of 35 7. For the circuit shown below, find V,,,(in V). f; V. .&® \ zor, = 10Q A . NS = y out 22 - 32 10¢ (1) Vout = 50+ Vin (3) Vout = 150+ Vin (5) Vout = 250» Vin (7) Vout = 350 » Vin (2) Vout = 100 + Vin (4) Vout = 200 + Vin (6) Vou = 300 - Vin |! 10, + >a) + = n= Sy ! ‘Ted "S30 10a . ° = 3x etn ny V..) 5 of 35 Find Va — 6 V, bo i + - (24+ 4y,= 2 = S vy, = 3 Find Vy, V, = 2(3) 42-86 Vag = YA - Ve = g-3 =] 9. For the circuit shown below, find V,. (1) 20 V (2)40V (3) 60 V (4) 80 V (5) 100 V (6) 120 V (7) 140 V —— 2 00a 4 a 40h, = LlOV b iss = zy -Lo NS 30V S00 7% gov ( = y - Lo) = Gox Fa/(ee 12. Find the equivalent resistance R., as seen by the voltage source Vs. 122 6Q v.E 8Q $ 8Q: (12 (2)22 (3)3.9 (449 (5)52 (6) 62 (7)72 (8)8Q v.E ) L> Reg, | Esq ——$ 0) hee= [t+ 606 + ¢f¢ = [6 13. The loop equations for the circuit shown below are as follows: Drill For Ro = 20 Q, find the value of Ry. Ry R3 MM DPI Vs (¢ (*) SR, G © I, (ie (229 (3)32 (4) 42 (3)52 (6) 69 (772 (8)89
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