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Electrical Engineering Problem Sheet 2

This document contains 9 problems related to calculating voltages, currents, and power in various resistor circuits. Readers are asked to use circuit analysis techniques like applying Kirchhoff's laws, determining power absorbed by each element, applying the voltage division rule to find voltages at each node, and using source-resistor combination methods to solve for current. The overall document provides a series of practice problems focusing on basic circuit analysis skills.

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Electrical Engineering Problem Sheet 2

This document contains 9 problems related to calculating voltages, currents, and power in various resistor circuits. Readers are asked to use circuit analysis techniques like applying Kirchhoff's laws, determining power absorbed by each element, applying the voltage division rule to find voltages at each node, and using source-resistor combination methods to solve for current. The overall document provides a series of practice problems focusing on basic circuit analysis skills.

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Problem Sheet-2 (UG-CE 2012)

EE-104 introduction to Electrical Engineering

1. In the Following Circuit if V2= 3V find VL

2. Compute Power Absorbed by each Element

3. Determine Power by each element and also determine which element is


absorbing power and which is generating power in following circuit

4. Find Power Absorbed by each element


5. Voltage of the dependant source (shown in figure below) depends on the
current ix, what would the value of ix required so that it dependant voltage
source supplies power of 1W

6. In the Following circuit determine


a. vR2 and vx
b. v2, if vR1=1V

7. Use Resistor, Source combination method to determine current ‘i’ in the


circuit

8. Determine Current ‘i’ in the circuit


9. Determine
a. Voltage drop across each resistor using Voltage Division Rule VAB, VBC,
VCD, VDE, VEF
b. Voltage at each node i.e. VA, VB, VC, VD, VE, VF

10 Ω 20 Ω 30 Ω
A B C D

40 Ω
Vs1=120 V

50 Ω

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