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Q: For R1=2, R2=14, 11=1 A & L1=9.5 in the shown circuit, find the following:

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Q: Solve the value of I1, Iz and I3 in the circuit of Figure Q2(a).

A: if two parallel branches having resistors R1 and R2 , connected to source current I , then  By…

Q: (c) Classify the systems represented by the following equations into stable, marginally stable and…

A: here,  the after evaluating the transfer function, the stability of the system is decided based on…

Q: Choose the values of R1 and R2 shown to set I2 = 250 μA and I1 = 50 μA if VCC = VEE =12 V. What is…

A: The current flowing through the collector terminal of the transistor, Q21 is equal to the current…

Q: Basics of Electrical Engineering Assignment I Use Thevenin's Theorem to show that the current / in…

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Q: 2s2-4/(s+1).(s-2).(s-3) F(t)=?

A: let us find the f(t) by using the inverse laplace transform approach and the partial fraction…

Q: Use node voltage analysis to find the voltages V1 andV2 for the circuit of Figure P3.1.

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Q: P.3.6. For the following Control ystem , Find the overall T-F-(GA) G3 Go Gis a. + a as as 97 45 Hik…

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Q: Compute for the voltage Vab in the circuit shown below. a ⓒ -12.5784 V ○ -12.6547 V ⓒ-13.3752 V ○…

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Q: Q2)B: For the circuit shown find :( -l2 .Vi Va and s) 100 20 V

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Q: Q3: what is the benefits of using block diagram reduction rules? write down 10 of its rules

A: What is the benefits of using block diagram reduction rules?write down 10 of its rules.

Q: ermine the current in the 6 onms resistor using superposidon theorem. - jin

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Q: Given V2 = 54245° V, what is n2? %3D 90445° V V2 - 15 : n2 O 9 O 25 O 7.5 О 30 rell

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Q: Obtain the state diagram for the circuit shown below. D1 Y1 Q1 CLK D2 Q2 Y2 System Clock CLK N

A: Here, D1=XQ2D2=Q1+Q2Z=Q1+Q2

Q: 6- find the suitable total voltage (VT) for the circuit diagram shown in Figure (f) R1=30 IT=10A…

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Q: Determine r2 using product/sum rule. RT=40 ohms R1=200 ohms R2=? Solve using this equation "RT=(R1 X…

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Q: Q1) for the circuit shown find voltage at R1 and the current D1 ideal Kt +5V R1 1k R2 1k GND

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Q: P2:- Final the theuenin equiva lent Circuit For the nefwork Shown in fig. lou

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Q: There: 4500 H(s) = %3D s2 + 100s + 2900 :(s + a)2 + b2 = s² + 2as + (a? + b²)

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Q: H.W: Use mesh equations to find V, in the circuits in Figure below. a) 6 V ww 4 kf2 32 ks! 2 kfl 3 6…

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Q: Q4/A) Implement the combinational circuit having the shown eq. using PLA Multiple functions of A, B,…

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Q: Determine the power delivered by the dependent source in the circuit of Figure P2.39.

A: Let the voltage potential across dependent source is Now, redrawing the circuit

Q: b) A manufacturing process is represented by the following block diagram where G₁(s) = 4/s, G₂(s) =…

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Q: R1 R3 a ww IL R5 V1 R2 R4 RI V2 b ww + 1) ww (+ 1

A: Find the current through load resistor, IL for the given circuit ?

Q: Consider the circuit diagram below. In this question, the resistor Rip has a value, in Ohms, that is…

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Q: * Q2: Find the (Rth and Vth) by using thevenin's theorem in the circuit as shown below? R1 47002 A B…

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Q: consider the following equations. implement the circuit using PAL.  F1=abc'+b'c'+abc F2=bc+ac'+ab…

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Q: Circuit Analysis , answer the questions below for the given circuit in the picture. Thanks.…

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Q: 3. R Use Mason's Gain formulat 6 G3 H₁ 6₂ 64 65 N . ܝ

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Q: find the suitable total voltage (V'T) for the circuit diagram shown in Figure (f) R1=30 IT=10A…

A: According to question we have to calculate the value of total voltage (VT ).

Q: What are the switching thresholds and hysteresisfor the Schmitt-trigger circuit ?

A: Given a Schmitt trigger with Zener diodes connected at output Generally the output voltage of…

Q: S1=10KVA S2=20KVA PF1=0.8 PF2=0.9 S total=?

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Q: P2.18 An LC ladder network is shown in Figure P2.18. One may write the equations describing the…

A: LC Ladder Network :   This circuit is a simple model of a transmission line which consists of…

Q: 2. Determine C/R, for the system given R2 R G2 Gs H H

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Q: Determine the difference equation of the system c] 一D →yn3 SK where the subsystem S is described…

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Q: Using partial fractions, -3)(=2s+26) = 3-3 + Bs+C g2-2s+26 %3D

A: s2(s-3)(s2 -2s +26) = As-3 + Bs + Cs2 -2s +26      A (s2 -2s +26) + (B s +C) (s-3) = s2   A (s2 -2s…

Q: Find the Thévenin and Norton equivalent circuits for the two-terminal circuit shown in Figure P2.80.

A: Apply KCL at node, VTh-1010+VTh5=1VTh-10+2Vth10=1VTh=203 V Calculating RTh, RTh=10∥5=103 Ω

Q: P1: Determine the total resistance in the circuit below when all independent current sources are…

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Q: 1. Testing the Maximum Power transfer to a load with Thevenin Resistance. For the circuit given…

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Q: ASSIGNMENT A 50v B 30v th- 22 |k₁=52 झज्झ R3=352 R4=21 M R₂ = 252 R₂100 E 31 SOLVE: RTOTAL = ? I…

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Q: (c) Find the resistor RL value that can provide maximum power transfer from the circuit shown in…

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Q: 1- Use Kirchhoff's rule to find 11, 13 and V2. R¡ = 7 N V = 18 V %3D R2 = 4 Q A Iz = 2 A II R2 = 3 Q…

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Q: a. Using block diagram reduction technique b. Using Mason's Rule technique Ga(s) R(s) Y(s) (3) (Σ)…

A: Block deduction- It is a method to know the transfer function of the the system which is represented…

Q: 4. P2.83. Find the Thévenin and Norton equivalent circuits for the two-terminal circuit shown in…

A: Thevenin's Theorem-A linear RLC network which contain one or more dependent or independent voltage…

Q: Find the total resistance for the resistor circuit shown in Figure P14. 3 k2 500 N 75 N 4.7 kn 3.3…

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Q: Q3) Find the total current (,) of the circuit shown below based on the application of delta start?…

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