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Reciprocity Theorem in Circuit Theory

The document discusses the reciprocity theorem in circuit theory. It begins by stating the objectives of understanding and applying the reciprocity theorem. It then recaps previous lessons on network theorems. It proceeds to define the reciprocity theorem, which states that the ratio of excitation to response is constant even when their positions are interchanged in a linear bilateral single source network. Examples are provided to illustrate the theorem, and problems are presented for students to verify the theorem in different circuits.

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Reciprocity Theorem in Circuit Theory

The document discusses the reciprocity theorem in circuit theory. It begins by stating the objectives of understanding and applying the reciprocity theorem. It then recaps previous lessons on network theorems. It proceeds to define the reciprocity theorem, which states that the ratio of excitation to response is constant even when their positions are interchanged in a linear bilateral single source network. Examples are provided to illustrate the theorem, and problems are presented for students to verify the theorem in different circuits.

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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

ANDHRA PRADESH
Name : M. VENU
Designation : Lecturer
Branch : ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.
Institute : Dr.B.R.A. GMR Polytechnic for women ( s.c)
Karimnagar , Karimnagar Dist.
Year / Semester : III Semester
Subject : CIRCUIT THEORY.
[Link] : EC – 303
Topic : Network Theorems
Duration : 150 minutes
Sub – Topic : Reciprocity Theorem
Teaching Aids : ppt’s

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Objectives

On completion of this period you would be able to :

• State RECIPROCITY theorem

• Solve problems using reciprocity theorem


RECAP

• In the previous sessions we have learnt application of


Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems for Finding branch
currents in the networks .
• However they have certain limitation and are not
suitable for all networks

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Reciprocity theorem

• In a linear bi-lateral single source network the ratio of

excitation (voltage or current source) to response of

(current or voltage ) is constant even when the positions

of excitation and response are interchanged.

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The reciprocity theorem can be understood
easily by using an example network :

Network: A two port network

Input port contains Source

Output port contains Load

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I1
vs Network Load

Fig 1

The network with Source at I/P


Load at O/P :

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The network with Source at O/P
Load at I/P :

I2 Network Vs
Load

Fig 2

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• According to the reciprocity theorem

Ratio between Voltage ( Excitation)

and

Current ( Response)

VS VS
=
I1 I2

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SIMPLE NETWORK

• Consider the network shown below.

• Hence the source or excitation is V and response is I.

Z1 Z3

V ~ Z2

I2
I1
Fig 3

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By mesh current method, we get

(z1+ z2) -z2 I1 v


-z2 (z2+z3) I2 = 0

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  Z1  Z 2   Z 2 
VZ   
  Z 2  Z 2  Z 3  

 Z1Z 2  Z1Z 3  Z 2 Z 2  Z 2 Z 3  Z 2 Z 2   Z1Z 2

  Z1  Z 2  V 
V2   
 Z2 O 

V2 V .Z 2
I2  I  
VZ  Z1Z 2

V
 
Z Z 1 2

I Z2
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EXAMPLE - 1

Verify the reciprocity theorem in the circuit shown in


figure below


1Ω 2Ω vx
10 A

Fig 4

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SOLUTION

• Sol.:-The voltage VX across the 3 Ω resistance

VX= 10. 2 .3
2+3

Vx = 60 = 12 Volts
5

Now, interchange the current source and response VX as


shown in figure in next slide

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• Circuit diagram


10 A
2Ω 3Ω
VX

Fig 5

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To find the response, we have to find the voltage across
2 Ω resistor

Therefore VX =10 . 3 .2 = 60 = 12 V

2+3 15

In both cases, response VX is same.

Hence the reciprocity theorem is verified.

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EXAMPLE - 2

• Verify the Reciprocity theorem for the network shown


below.

2Ω 2Ω
c
a

+ 3Ω

2Ω 2Ω
20 V
-
I2 I3
I1
b d

Fig 6
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SOLUTION

• In this circuit the voltage source is 20V and the response


is I. By mesh current method

 5 3 0 
   I1   20 
 3 7  2   I 2    0 
 
 0   I 3   0 
 2 4 
 

• Hence ∆Z = 5(28-4)+3(-12-0) = 120-36


=84

• Hence ∆3 = 20(6-0) =120

• I3 = ∆3 / ∆Z = 120 / 84 EC-303.49
=1.428A to 51 17
• Apply the reciprocity theorem by
interchanging the source and response
we get

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2Ω 2Ω
c
a

3Ω 2Ω 2Ω

I2 I1
I3
b d

Fig 1

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 4 2 0 
   I1   20 
 2 7  3  I 2    0 
 
 0   I 3   0 
 3 5 
 

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• ∆Z = 4(35-9) +2(-10-0) = 104-20 = 84

• ∆3 = 20(6-0) = 120

• I3 = ∆3 / ∆Z = 120 / 84 = 1.428A

• Hence I = I3 = 1.428A

• Hence reciprocity theorem is proved.

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PROBLEM – 1
Verify the reciprocity theorem for the following network shown
below.

A C
2Ω 2Ω
+

20 V 3Ω 2Ω 2Ω

B D
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SOLUTION TO PROBLEM – 1

 
• Total resistance in the circuit is =2  3 P 2   2 P2   
= 3.5 Ω

• The current drawn by the circuit is I T = 20 / 3.5

• I1= 5.71 amps.

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A C
2Ω 2Ω
+
IT I
I

20 V 1Ω

B D

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• The current in 2Ω branch

IT  3
I  2.85 A
3  2 1
I 2
 The current branch CD is   1.42 A
22

• Applying reciprocity theorem by inter changing source and


response we get

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On interchanging source and response the
below figure results

A C

I
IT2
I2
2Ω I

3Ω 2Ω
+
20 V
-

B D

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• The total resistance in the circuit is = 3.23 Ω

• The total current drawn by the circuit is = 20 v The current


branch AB/ 3.23 Ω = 6.19 amps.

IT 2  2
 I2   2.38 A
2  (2 P3)  2

I2  3
• The current in branch AB is I =  1.43 A
3 2

• If we compare the results in both cases the ratio of the input


20
to the response is same i.e,  13.99
43
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PROBLEM-2 AND SOLUTION
Verify the reciprocity theorem in the circuit given below.

A C

I2 I3

10A 2Ω 3Ω V

B D

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SOLUTION FOR PROBLEM 2
• The voltage across the 3 ohm resistor is

• V=I3*R

• Where I 3 = 10 * 2 = 4 amps.
2+3

• There fore V = 4 *3 = 12 V

• Now we interchange the current source and response

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• To find the response we have to find the voltage
across

AB i.e VAB=V2Ω

• V = I 2* R
 3 
• I2 = 10 *  3  2  = 6 Amps

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• V = 6 * 2 = 12 volts.

• In both the cases the ratio of the current to voltage is the


same ie., it is equal to 0.833.

• Hence the reciprocity theorem is verified.

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Summary

We discussed about :

• Reciprocity theorem statement .

• Application of reciprocity theorem.

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Quiz

• The ratio between Source and __________


is compared in the statement of Reciprocity
theorem

a) Load resistance

b) Response

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Frequently asked Questions

[Link] & explain reciprocity theorem ?

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