CLO 4 Questions
. APPLY NETWORK THEOREM TO REDUCE ANY TWO- TERMINAL NETWORK WITH ANY
NUMBER OF SOURCES TO A SINGLE SOURCE AND RESISTOR.
A 100 OHM load is connected across an ideal voltage source with VS = 10 V. The voltage
across the load is
*A. 0 V B. 10 V
C. 100 V
Answer: A
A 100 OHM load is connected across a voltage source with VS = 10 V and RS = 10 OHM. The
voltage across the load is
10 V B. 0 V
*C. 9.09 V D. 0.909 V
Answer: C
A certain voltage source has the values VS = 25 V and RS = 5 OHM. The values for an
equivalent current source are
*A. 5 A, 5 OHM B. 25 A, 5 OHM
C. 5 A, 125 OHM
Answer: A
A certain current source has the values IS = 3 mA and RS = 1.0 MOHM. The values for an
equivalent voltage source are
3 m V, 1.0 MOHM *B. 3 V, 1.0 MOHM
C. 1 V, 3.0 MOHM
Answer: B
In a two-source circuit, one source acting alone produces 10 mA through a given branch.
The other source acting alone produces 8 mA in the opposite direction through the same
branch. The actual current through the branch is
10mA B. 18mA
C. 8mA *D. 2mA
Answer: D
Thevenin’s theorem converts a circuit to an equivalent form consisting of A. a current
source and a series resistance
B. a voltage source and a parallel resistance
*C. a voltage source and a series resistance
D. a current source and a parallel resistance Answer: C
The Thevenin equivalent voltage for a given circuit is found by
shorting the output terminals
*B. opening the output terminals
shorting the voltage source
removing the voltage source and replacing it with a short Answer: B
A certain circuit produces15V across its open output terminals, and when a 10 kOHM load is
connected across its output terminals, it produces 12 V. The Thevenin equivalent for this
circuit is
15 V in series with 10 kOHM
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12 V in series with 10 kOHM
12 V in series with 2.5 kOHM
*D. 15 V in series with 2.5 kOHM Answer: D
Maximum power is transferred from a source to a load when A. the load resistance is very
large
B. the load resistance is very small
C. the load resistance is twice the source resistance
*D. the load resistance equals the source resistance Answer: D
For the circuit described in Question 8, maximum power is transferred to a
10 kOHM load
*B. 2.5 kOHM load
C. an infinitely large resistance load Answer: B
If a short develops across R4, the voltage across R5
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If the 2 V source opens, the voltage across R1
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: B
If R2 opens, the current through R1
increases B. decreases
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C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: B
If RL opens, the voltage at the output terminal with respect to ground
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If either of the 5.6 kOHM resistors are shorted, the current through the load resistor
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: B
If either of the 5.6 kOHM resistors are shorted, current from the source
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If the input to the amplifier becomes shorted to ground, the current drawn from both
voltage sources
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions
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Answer: A
If R1 is actually 1.0 kOHM instead of 10 kOHM, the expected voltage between A and B
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If a 10 MOHM load resistor is connected from A to B, the voltage between A and B
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: B
If a short develops across R4, the magnitude of the voltage between A and B
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If the 220 OHM resistor opens, VAB
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If a short develops across the 330 OHM resistor, VAB
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A. increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If the 680 OHM resistor opens, the current through RL
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
If the 47 OHM resistor becomes shorted, the voltage across RL
increases B. decreases
C. stays the same D. None of the mentions Answer: A
For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is Vth?
1V B. 2 V
C. 3 V C. 4 V
Answer: A
A battery has a short-circuit current of 30 A and an open circuit voltage of 24 V. If the
battery is connected to an electric bulb of resistance 2 ohm-1, the power dissipated by the
bulb is
80 W B. 1800 W
C. 112.5 W D. 228 W
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Answer: C
Norton theorem is thevenin’s theorem.
The same as B. Converse of
C. Cannot say D. None of the above
Answer: B
Norton theorem is form of an equivalent circuit.
Both current and voltage B. Current
C. Voltage D. None of the above
Answer: B
The superposition theorem is used when the circuit contains
A single voltage sources B. A number of voltage sources
C. Only passive elements [Link] of the above Answer: B
In the analysis of transistor theorem, we usually uses theorem.
Norton B. Thevinin
C. Reciprocity D. Superposition
Answer: A
The open circuited voltage at the transfer of load R is 30 V. Under the condition of maximum
load power transfer, the load voltage will be
30 V B. 15 V
C. 10 V D. 5 V
Answer: B
Mesh current analysis is based on
Kirchhoff’s current law B. Kirchhoff’s voltage law
C. A and B D. None of the above
Answer: C
Nodal analysis is based on
Kirchhoff’s current law B. Kirchhoff’s voltage law
C. A and B D. None of the above
Answer: C
The superposition theorem applies to
Current / Voltage calculations B. Power calculations
C. Current and power calculations D. Voltage and power calculations Answer: A
For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is V1?
6V B. 7V
C. 8V D. 9V
Answer: A
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For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is I1?
3A B. 0.75 mA
C. 2 mAD. 1.75 mA
Answer: B
For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is IN?
1.5 A B. 3.0 A
C. 6.0 A D. 10 A
Answer: B
For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is RN?
10/3 OHM B. 4 OHM
C. 6 OHM D. 10 OHM
Answer: A
For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is Vth?
-2 V B. 1 V
C. -1 V D. 2 V
Answer: C
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For the circuit shown in the picture below. How much is Rth?
5/6 OHM B. 6/5 OHM
C. 5/3 OHM D. 3/5 OHM
Answer: A
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Boylestad, Introductory Circuit Analysis - 13th Edition, Pearson Education, ISBN 0-13-
392360-6, 2016
Boylestad & Kousourou , Lab Manual to Accompany Introductory Circuit Analysis - 13th
Edition, Pearson Education, ISBN 0-13-392378-9, 2016
Trương, Trương V. (2018). Bài giảng DC Circuit & Component. Đại học Duy Tân, Đà Nẵng,
Việt Nam
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