Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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Current Division Method
The generalized current divider formula is given by the following relation below,
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 But use, E = 324 V , R1 = 10 ohm , R2 = 7 ohm , R3 = 96 ohm , R4 = 48 ohm , R5 = 78 ohm

I2 V2 Vi R2 Is I3 V3 R3 Vs R5 Ret
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Transcribed Image Text:I2 V2 Vi R2 Is I3 V3 R3 Vs R5 Ret
The values of E and the resistors are found on the Student Values Spreadsheet. Find the five unknown voltages and currents. Each one is worth two points. V1= ? V V2= ? V V3= ? V V4= ? V V5= ? V 1= ? A 12= ? A 13= ? A 14= ? A 15= ? A
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Transcribed Image Text:The values of E and the resistors are found on the Student Values Spreadsheet. Find the five unknown voltages and currents. Each one is worth two points. V1= ? V V2= ? V V3= ? V V4= ? V V5= ? V 1= ? A 12= ? A 13= ? A 14= ? A 15= ? A
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