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Circuit Analysis Homework Problems

The document contains a series of homework problems related to electrical circuits, including calculations for current, voltage, resistance, and power loss across various configurations. Each problem references specific figures and provides parameters for solving circuit equations. The exercises aim to reinforce understanding of circuit analysis concepts and calculations.

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Circuit Analysis Homework Problems

The document contains a series of homework problems related to electrical circuits, including calculations for current, voltage, resistance, and power loss across various configurations. Each problem references specific figures and provides parameters for solving circuit equations. The exercises aim to reinforce understanding of circuit analysis concepts and calculations.

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Homework Chapter 2

1. From the following circuit in Fig. 1:


1.1 If R1 = 6  and R2 = 3 . Find i and v.
1.2 If i = 1.5 A and v = 2 V. Find R1 and R2.
1.3 If the voltage and current sources supply the power of 24 W
and 9 W, respectively. Find i, v, R1 and R2.

R2

i
+ +
12 V
-
R1 V  3A
-

Fig. 1
2. From the circuit in Fig. 2, find the power loss of each resistor.

Fig. 2
2

3. Calculate v1, v2, v3 and v4 of circuit in Fig. 3 by using voltage divider.

Fig. 3
4. Calculate v in the following circuit in Fig. 4.

Fig. 4
3

5. Consider circuit in Fig. 5, if 4  R1  10 and R2  10 .

Find the current source, i s that gives v0 between 9 to 13V.

Fig. 5
6. Calculate R and power loss of 6 Ω. If i=2 A in below circuit of Fig. 6.

Fig. 6
4

7. Find RT 1 and RT 2 of following circuit in Fig. 7. If R1=R2=R3=R4=R5=1


k.

Fig. 7
8. In Fig. 8, find RAB if each resistor is R. (Answer: 5R/6)

Fig. 8
5

9. In Fig. 9, each resistor is 2 . Find the total resistance of A–B and


C–D.

Fig. 9

10. In Fig. 9, each resistor is 2 . If the voltage source of 16 V at points


A–B is applied. Find the voltage C–D.
6

11. In Fig. 10, find:


a) RAB if C–D is opened circuit.
b) RAB if C–D is short circuit.
c) RCD if A–B is opened circuit.
d) RCD if A–B is short circuit.
(The resistance unit is .)

Fig. 10
12. Find I in circuit of Fig. 11. The resistance unit is k.

Fig. 11

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