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5) a) For the circuit shown in the figure, write an equation for potential difference VA-VB in terms of V. a. (3/2).V b. -(1/2).V Oc. (1/2).V d. -V e. -(3/2).V f. V R B R mwww wwwww R A R 2V

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10 Write the expression for Vx in terms of V₁, V2 & the resistore. (6) from your answer in pant (a), let P1 = R₂= R3=1&₁ V₂ = 2V, Vi=10V&A. What is the numerical value of ? Vi

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Va = 27V, Vb = 45V, Ic = 12mA. The circuit is in dc steady state. Use superposition. In the circuit that contains ONLY the contribution of the voltage source, Vb. Which, if any, of the following statements is true?   Question 22 options:   The 12k resistor carrying I3 and the 18k resistor are in parallel   The 12k resistor carrying I3 and the 18k resistor are shorted   The branch containing Ic has 0 current   The branch containing Va has 0 current   The 30k and 45k are in series   The 30k and 45k are in parallel   The 30k and 45k are shorted   The 36k and 45k are in parallel   None of the above

Solve the following problems on DC Circuit Equivalents or Network Theorems or Bridge Circuits.

a.Three conductances G1, G2, and G3 are in series. Write an expression for the equivalentconductance Geq=1/Req in terms of G1, G2, and G3. b. Repeat part (a) with the conductances in parallel.

Consider the current steering circuit. The values of Iref, I2 and I6 are mentioned on the circuit . Let B= o. Let 14.28% of I6 is contributed by Q3 28.57% of Ig is contributed by Q4 57.14% of Is is contributed by Qs Find out the ratio , relationship of scaling current of Q2, Q3. Q4 .Q5 W.r.t scaling current of Q1. Iref =1.5mA I=4.5mA I6=10.5mA VcC VCC Iref=1.5mA R1 12= 4.5mA 1 kQ Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q1 I3 15 16-10.SmA

1.Utilize an appropriate R-C circuit powered by a 120 V DC source. This RC circuit will be the energy source to power a single Neon Lamp. 2. Neon and other gas-based lamps often require a threshold voltage before they turn "on", i.e. emit light. The neon lamp you will use has a turn-on voltage of 70 V. In the provided LTspice model of such a neon lamp, you can explore how this light turns on and off (i.e. the current through the lamp is high when the lamp is on), when it is powered by a pulsed voltage source. Play around with the pulsed source parameters to investigate the lamp's behavior. However, keep the lamps LIspice parameters fixed (i.e. do not change the attributes of the lamp). 3. Using the RC circuit Power your Neon Lamp so that it turns on every 0.1 seconds (10 Hz frequency). The time for which it remains on is not critical, but should obviously be much less than 0.1 seconds.