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Circuit Analysis Solutions Using Theorems

The document contains solutions to five electrical circuit problems using different theorems such as superposition, Millman's theorem, and maximum power transfer. The results include current values, resistance, and voltage across specified points in the circuits. Key findings include I=1.2<123.7 for the first problem and Vth=27v for the fifth problem.

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Circuit Analysis Solutions Using Theorems

The document contains solutions to five electrical circuit problems using different theorems such as superposition, Millman's theorem, and maximum power transfer. The results include current values, resistance, and voltage across specified points in the circuits. Key findings include I=1.2<123.7 for the first problem and Vth=27v for the fifth problem.

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1)
4<0

3ohm
solve given circuit by using super position theorem
what is value of I ?

j4

-j4
3ohm
I

2<90

2) I
solve given circuit by using millman's theorem
what is value of I ? And state it?
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1<0
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5<0
5ohm 5<0 Z=2+j4

1ohm 1ohm

2ohm P Rohm
3)

V
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10<0 -j10 3<0

Circuit A
Circuit B

Assuming both the voltage sources are in phase,


the value of R for which maximum power is transfered
from circuit A to circuit B
4) I0 10ohm

A
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12v 2I0 5ohm

Solve above circuit for In and Rn between A and B

5) 2V0
1ohm
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A

V0
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18v 3A 5ohm

Solve above circuit for Vth and Z th across A and B is

Solution

1) I=1.2<123.7 2) 3) R=0.8ohm
I=1.06<-58.46

4) In=3.6 A Rn=2ohm 5) Vth=27 v Rth=3ohm

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