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Resistor Combinations and Circuit Analysis

The document explains the concepts of series and parallel combinations of resistors, including formulas for equivalent resistance and voltage/current dividers. It also covers transformations between delta and star configurations, balanced bridges, and the theory of maximum power transfer in circuits. Key equations and conditions for maximum power transfer and efficiency are provided throughout the text.
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Resistor Combinations and Circuit Analysis

The document explains the concepts of series and parallel combinations of resistors, including formulas for equivalent resistance and voltage/current dividers. It also covers transformations between delta and star configurations, balanced bridges, and the theory of maximum power transfer in circuits. Key equations and conditions for maximum power transfer and efficiency are provided throughout the text.
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Series Combination of Resistors

• The equivalent resistance of a combination of


resistors connected in series is given by:
R eq = ∑ R i
i
• Proof (KVL) Loop 12301

V12 + V23 + V30 + V01 = 0


IR1 + IR2 + IR3 − E = 0

I (Req ) − E = 0

R eq = R 1 + R 2 + R 3 = ∑ R i
Parallel Combination of Resistor

• The equivalent resistance of a combination


of resistors connected in parallel is given
by :
1 1
=∑
R eq Ri
or G eq = ∑ G i
−1
G is
i the
th conductance
d t i Ω
in ( h )
(mho)
E E E E
I = I1 + I 2 + I3 = + + =
R1 R 2 R 3 R eq

1 1 1 1 1
= + + =∑
R eq R1 R 2 R 3 Ri
• The equivalent resistance R eq of two
resistors connected in parallel is :
R1 R 2
R eq =
R1 + R 2

• Th
The equivalent
i l resistance
i R eq off N equall
resistors R connected in parallel is :
R
Req =
N
Voltage Divider

Vin R2
Vout = VAB
A = I R2 = R 2 = Viin
R1 + R 2 R1 + R 2
R2
Vout = Vin
R1 + R 2
Current Divider

R1 R 2
Vout = VAB = I in R eq = I in = I out R 2
R1 + R 2
R1
I out
o t =I
I in
R1 +R 2
Source Equivalence
q

V=V12 =V13 +V32 = - IR 0 +V0 V


II=II 0 -
R0
V= V0 – I R0
V I0 R0 – I R0
V=

V0 =II 0 R 0
V = V0 − IR 0 V = I0R 0 − IR 0

V0 R0 I0

V0 =I 0 R 0
Star - Delta Transformation

Delta (Pi or π) Star (Y or T)


∆ to Y Transformation
V12 +V23 +V31 =0
I12 R12 + I 23R 23 + I 31R 31 = 0

I12 R12 + ( I 2 +I12 ) R 23 + ( I12 -I1 ) R 31 =0


R 31 R 23
I 12 =I 1 -I 2 V12 = I12 R12
R 12 +R 23 +R 31 R 12 +R 23 +R 31
R 12 R 31 R 12 R 23
V12 =II1 -II 2
R 12 +R 23 +R 31 R 12 +R 23 +R 31
∆ to Y Transformation

V12 =V14 -V24 =I1R1 -I 2 R 2


∆ to Y Transformation
• For the ∆
R12 R 31 R12 R 23
V12 =I1 -I 2
R12 +R 23 +R 31 R12 +R 23 +R 31

F the
For th Y V12 =II1R1 -II 2 R 2
R12 R 31 R 23 R12
R1 = R2 =
R12 +R 23 +R 31 R12 +R 23 +R 31

R 31R 23
Similarly
S a y R3 =
R12 +R
R 23 +R
R 31
Y to ∆ Transformation

I1 +I 2 +I 3 =0 0
G 1 ( V1 -V V4 ) +G 3 ( V3 -V
V4 ) +G 2 ( V2 -V V4 ) =00
V4 ( G 1 +G 2 +G 3 ) =G 1V1 +G 2 V2 +G 3 V3

G 1 V1 +G 2 V 2 +G 3 V 3
V4 =
G 1 +G 2 +G 3
3
∑ G iVi
i= 1
= 3
∑ G i
i= 1
Y to ∆ Transformation
G 1 V1 +G 2 V 2 +G 3 V 3
V4 =
G 1 +G 2 +G 3

 G 1V1 +G 2 V2 +G 3 V3 
I1 =G 1 ( V1 -V4 ) =G 1  V1 - 
 G 1 +G 2 +G 3 

 G1V1 +G 2 V1 +G 3 V1 -G1V1 -G 2 V2 -G 3 V3 
=G1  
 G 1 +G 2 +G 3 
 G 2 ( V1 -V2 ) -G 3 ( V3 -V1 ) 
I1 =G1  
 G1 +G 2 +G 3 
Y to ∆ Transformation

( ) (
I1 =I12 -I 31 =G12 V1 -V2 -G 31 V3 -V1 )
∆ to Y Transformation
 G 2 ( V1 -V2 ) -G 3 ( V3 -V1 ) 
• For the Y I1 =G
G1  
 G 1 +G 2 +G 3 

For the ∆ I1 =G ( ) (
G12 V1 -V2 -G 31 V3 -V1 )
G1G 2 G 3G 1
G12 = & G 31 =
G1 +G 2 +G 3 G1 +G 2 +G 3
Similarly G 2G 3
G 23 =
G1 +G
G 2 +GG3
∆ to Y Transformation
G1G 2 G 3G 1
G12 = & G 31 =
G1 +G 2 +G 3 G1 +G 2 +G 3
G 2G 3
G 23 =
G1 +G 2 +G 3

G1 +G 2 +G 3 R1 R 2
R12 = =R1 +R 2 +
G1G 2 R3
∆ - Y Transformation

R12 R 31 R 23 R12
R1 = R2 =
R12 +R 23 +R 31 R12 +R 23 +R 31
R 31R 23 V4 =
G 1 V1 +G 2 V 2 +G 3 V 3
R3 = G 1 +G 2 +G 3
R12 +R 23 +R 31
∆ -Y Transformation

R12 R 31
R1 = Special case
R12 +R 23 +R 31
R12 =R 23 =R 31 =R
R 23 R12
R2 = R
R12 +R 23 +R 31 R1 = R 2 = R 3 =
3
R 31R 23 V1 +V2 +V3
R3 = V4 =
R12 +R 23 +R 31 3
Y - ∆ Transformation

R1R 2 Special case


R12 =R1 +R 2 +
R3
R 2 R3 R1 =R 2 =R 3 =R
R 23 =R 2 +R 3 +
R1 R12 =R
R 23 =R
R 31 =3R
3R
R 3 R1
R 31 =R 3 +R1 +
R2
Balanced bridge
• For the bridge to be
balanced I =0
• V2 = V4 Hence
Hence,
• V12 = V14
I12 R1= I14 R4 (1)
• V23 = V43
I23 R2= I43 R3 (2)
• Since I=0,
I 0, I12 = I23
& I14= I43
(1) ⇒ R1 R4
= Hence, R1R3 = R2R4
( 2) R2 R3
4-Theory of maximum power
transfer
• What is the value of RL for maximum power
transfer?

185
• F
For maximum
i
power transfer,
d PL
=0
d RL
2
 Vth  RL
PL = I 2L * R L =  2
* R L = Vth *
 th
R + R L (R th + R L )2

2 ( R th +R L ) *1-R L *2 ( R th +R L )
2
d PL
=Vth * =0
( R th +R L )
4
d RL

(R th + R L ) − 2 * R L = 0 R th = R L 186
2
Vth
Pin = PVth = Vth * I L =
R th + R L
2
2 Vth RL
Pout = PL = ILR L =
(R th + R L )2
Pout RL
Efficiency (η) = *100 % = *100 %
Pin R th + R L
187
• At condition of maximum
power transfer

R th = R L
Vth Vth
IL = VL =
2 R th 2
2 2
Vth Vth
Pmax = I L R L =
2
Pmax =
4R th 4R th
2
Vth
Pin = PVth = Vth * I L =
2 R th
RL
Efficiency (η) = 100 % = 50%
*100
R th + R L 188

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