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    This document contains 5 exercises related to circuit analysis: 1. Analyzes a parallel and series circuit, calculating current and voltages. 2. Calculates the voltage between two points in a circuit given the supply voltage. 3. Finds the supply voltage and voltage drops across resistors in a circuit. 4. Asks to draw the Thevenin equivalent circuit for a power supply given open and loaded test conditions. 5. Finds the Thevenin equivalent of a Wheatstone bridge circuit and calculates a current using node voltage analysis.

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    Exercise

    Exercise 1
    Two resistors with resistance values of 20 ohms (R1) and 30 ohms
    (R2) are connected in parallel. A 13 ohm resistor (R3) is connected
    in series with the parallel pair of R1 and R2. The voltage applied to
    the circuit causes a current of 4A to flow in the 13 ohm resistor (R3).
    For the circuit:
    a. Draw a circuit diagram showing:
    An ammeter to measure the current in the 30 ohm resistor
    R2.
    A voltmeter to measure the voltage drop across the 20 ohm
    resistor R1.
    A voltmeter to measure the applied voltage.
    b. Calculate the:
    Ammeter reading of the current flowing through R2.
    Voltage drop across the 20 ohm resistor R1.
    Applied voltage.
    Exercise 2
    Calculate the voltage magnitude and polarity between points A and D
    in this circuit, assuming a power supply output voltage of 10.5 volts:
    Answer

    VAD = 7.31 volts, A positive and D negative.

    The total power supply current is 4.36 mA.


    Exercise 3
    Find the supply voltage and voltage drop in each resistor

    R1=2K
    R2=1K
    R3=3.3K
    R4=4.7K
    R5=4.7K
    Answer
    Supply Voltage = 4.500 V

    Voltage Drop in R1 = 4.5V


    in R2 = 676.6mV
    in R3 = 2.233V
    in R4 = 1.59V
    in R5 = 1.59V
    Exercise 4
    Suppose you had an AC/DC power supply, which performed as
    follows (open-circuit and loaded test conditions):
    Draw a Thevenin equivalent circuit to model the behavior of this
    power supply.
    Answer:
    Exercise 5
    Find Thevenin's equivalent for the Wheatstone bridge circuit.
    Consider the following for resistance:
    R1= 1.0 k, R2=900 , R3=800 , and R4=1.1 k . R5= Load
    resistor (need not be specified)
    Answer

    = 939
    Determine the value of i1 using node voltages to solve the circuit.
    Select the location of reference node to minimize the number of
    unknown node voltages.
    Answer 2A

    V1 V2
    V3

    Node 1
    Node 2 and node 3 super nodes
    V1/2 + (V1-V2)/5 3 = 0
    V1=10V
    Node 2&3 V2=20V
    V3=5V
    V2/10 + (V2-V1) /5 - 4 = 0

    (V2-V3) = 25
    Find the maximum power that can be delivered to a resistive load by
    the circuit shown below.
    Answer

    Thevenins equivalent

    For maximum Power

    RL = Rth=3.333

    Plmax = Vth2/4 Rth

    = 3.33W

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