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Two-Port Network Power Analysis Guide

The document discusses two port resistor networks including a pi network with a 4k and two 6k resistors powered by a 15V source and terminated in its characteristic impedance. It also discusses rearranging the resistors into a T network and calculating the percentage change in power delivered. It provides examples of calculating the characteristic impedance and power supplied by a voltage source for different resistive networks.

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Two-Port Network Power Analysis Guide

The document discusses two port resistor networks including a pi network with a 4k and two 6k resistors powered by a 15V source and terminated in its characteristic impedance. It also discusses rearranging the resistors into a T network and calculating the percentage change in power delivered. It provides examples of calculating the characteristic impedance and power supplied by a voltage source for different resistive networks.

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TWO PORT NETWORK

TUTORIAL
Question #3
◦
a.A 4k and two 6k resistors are used to construct a pie
(π) network. Determine the power supplied to the
network by a 15V source, given that the network is
terminated in its characteristic impedance.

[Link] the resistors are rearranged to form a “T” network,


what is the percentage change in the power delivered?
Determine the characteristic impedance for each of the
networks shown above
The network shown in Figure #2 is balanced. Determine
the power supplied by the voltages source which has an
emf of 50 V and an internal resistance of 2 Ω.
1. The resistive network shown in Figure #2 is terminated in its
i. Image impedance
ii. Iterative impedance

2. Determine the power supplied to the network, under these


conditions, from a 2A power source.
A Five (5) ohm loudspeaker is connected to the output of a two-stage
amplifier, supplied by a Ten (10) volts source with internal impedance
Two (2) ohms.
Given that the output of stage one of the amplifier feeds into the input
of stage two and that each amplifier stage consists of an emitter biased
BJT with the following parameters:

𝟑𝟒
i. Input impedance:
𝟕
𝟐
ii. Reverse voltage gain:
𝟕
−𝟖
[Link] current gain: and
𝟕
𝟐
[Link] admittance:
𝟕
Determine the power produced in the speaker.

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