Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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### Superposition Theorem in Electrical Circuits

**Objective:** Use superposition to find the current \(i_0\). Additionally, determine the power consumed by the 12 Ohm resistor.

#### Circuit Description:

The circuit comprises:

- A 4.5 A current source.
- A 12Ω resistor.
- A 2Ω resistor.
- A 20 A current source.
- A 14Ω resistor.
- A 10Ω resistor.
- A 15Ω resistor.
- A 50 V voltage source.

These components are arranged as follows:

1. The 4.5 A current source is in series with the 12Ω resistor and the 2Ω resistor.
2. A 20 A current source is parallel to the series combination of the 4.5 A current source and the 2Ω resistor.
3. This combination is further in series with a 14Ω resistor which is parallel to a network containing a 10Ω resistor, a 50 V voltage source, and a 15Ω resistor.

The main objective is to determine the current \(i_0\) passing through the 12Ω resistor using the superposition technique and then find the power consumed by that resistor.

### Steps to Solve Using Superposition:

1. **Superposition Principle**:
   - Temporarily remove all but one source (voltage and current sources) and solve the circuit.
   - Repeat for each source.
   - Combine the effects to get the total current \(i_0\).

2. **Removing Sources One at a Time**:
   - Replace each independent voltage source with a short circuit (wire).
   - Replace each independent current source with an open circuit (break).

3. **Calculating the Current \(i_0\)**:
   - Open circuit the 20A current source and short circuit the 50V voltage source. Solve for \(i_0\) using the 4.5 A current source.
   - Repeat the process for the other sources (one at a time).
   - Superimpose the results.

4. **Determine Power Consumption**:
   - Power consumed by the 12Ω resistor can be determined using \(P = i_0^2 \times R\).

### Graphical Representation:

- **Circuit Diagram**: The provided diagram represents the electrical circuit with components as described, with specified values of current and voltage sources and resistances.

#### Solving the Circuit:

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Transcribed Image Text:### Superposition Theorem in Electrical Circuits **Objective:** Use superposition to find the current \(i_0\). Additionally, determine the power consumed by the 12 Ohm resistor. #### Circuit Description: The circuit comprises: - A 4.5 A current source. - A 12Ω resistor. - A 2Ω resistor. - A 20 A current source. - A 14Ω resistor. - A 10Ω resistor. - A 15Ω resistor. - A 50 V voltage source. These components are arranged as follows: 1. The 4.5 A current source is in series with the 12Ω resistor and the 2Ω resistor. 2. A 20 A current source is parallel to the series combination of the 4.5 A current source and the 2Ω resistor. 3. This combination is further in series with a 14Ω resistor which is parallel to a network containing a 10Ω resistor, a 50 V voltage source, and a 15Ω resistor. The main objective is to determine the current \(i_0\) passing through the 12Ω resistor using the superposition technique and then find the power consumed by that resistor. ### Steps to Solve Using Superposition: 1. **Superposition Principle**: - Temporarily remove all but one source (voltage and current sources) and solve the circuit. - Repeat for each source. - Combine the effects to get the total current \(i_0\). 2. **Removing Sources One at a Time**: - Replace each independent voltage source with a short circuit (wire). - Replace each independent current source with an open circuit (break). 3. **Calculating the Current \(i_0\)**: - Open circuit the 20A current source and short circuit the 50V voltage source. Solve for \(i_0\) using the 4.5 A current source. - Repeat the process for the other sources (one at a time). - Superimpose the results. 4. **Determine Power Consumption**: - Power consumed by the 12Ω resistor can be determined using \(P = i_0^2 \times R\). ### Graphical Representation: - **Circuit Diagram**: The provided diagram represents the electrical circuit with components as described, with specified values of current and voltage sources and resistances. #### Solving the Circuit: Detailed
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