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Finding Io Using Thevenin's Theorem

This document contains a 10-question problem set on circuit analysis techniques. Students are asked to use Kirchhoff's laws, resistor equivalents, voltage and current dividers, and power calculations to find various currents and voltages in the circuits. The assignment is a continuation of problem set 3 and requires applying routine circuit analysis methods like KVL, KCL, and Ohm's law to solve each problem individually without solving simultaneous equations.

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Finding Io Using Thevenin's Theorem

This document contains a 10-question problem set on circuit analysis techniques. Students are asked to use Kirchhoff's laws, resistor equivalents, voltage and current dividers, and power calculations to find various currents and voltages in the circuits. The assignment is a continuation of problem set 3 and requires applying routine circuit analysis methods like KVL, KCL, and Ohm's law to solve each problem individually without solving simultaneous equations.

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Problem Set 4 (Fall 2006)

4.1 Find I1 and Vo in the circuit below.

4.2 Find I1 in the circuit below.

4.3 Find Io in the circuit below.

60kΩ
60kΩ

30kΩ
120V

20kΩ 40kΩ

Io

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4.4 If Vo =4V in the circuit below, find VS.

4.5 If V1 =12V in the circuit below, find VS.

4.6 If Io =2A in the circuit below, find IS.

4.7 If the power absorbed by the 4kΩ resistor in the network below is 36 mW, find Io.

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4.8 If Vo =6V in the circuit below, find IS.

4.9 If I =4mA in the circuit below, find VS.

4.10 If Io =4mA in the circuit below, find IS.

1kΩ

12V

IS
10kΩ IO
2kΩ
4kΩ

Everyone: This assignment is a continuation of the assignment #3 involving the routine


application of KVL, KCL, R equivalents, voltage and current dividers, v=iR and p=vi.
Judicious step-by-step application of these techniques should yield answers without the
need for solving simultaneous equations.

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