(a) Consider the circuit in the diagram. Us- ing Kirchoff's Laws, 'solve' the circuit, including finding all the currents and volt- age drops. In particular, you should fig- ure out what value of R will result in 10 + 9 V b a points a and b having equal electric po- tential. (In other words, the potential difference a.k.a. voltage between a and b is zero.) 20 N (b) Supposing that part (a) worked, and points a and b have equal electric potential, what would happen if they were connected by a wire? How would the circuit change, if at all? (c) Suppose that the circuit was further modified by replacing the resistor R with an uncharged capacitor C. Assume the wire from part (b) IS present. Describe, in as much detail as you can (words and equations are both good), what will happen to the circuit over time. If can, compute the final voltage across the capactor (after many many time constants have passed). you

(a) Consider the circuit in the diagram. Us- ing Kirchoff's Laws, 'solve' the circuit, including finding all the currents and volt- age drops. In particular, you should fig- ure out what value of R will result in 10 + 9 V b a points a and b having equal electric po- tential. (In other words, the potential difference a.k.a. voltage between a and b is zero.) 20 N (b) Supposing that part (a) worked, and points a and b have equal electric potential, what would happen if they were connected by a wire? How would the circuit change, if at all? (c) Suppose that the circuit was further modified by replacing the resistor R with an uncharged capacitor C. Assume the wire from part (b) IS present. Describe, in as much detail as you can (words and equations are both good), what will happen to the circuit over time. If can, compute the final voltage across the capactor (after many many time constants have passed). you

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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