y voltage source to zero means replacing the voltage source with a short ci - current source to zero means replacing the current source with an open he circuit given in Fig.2. containing two voltage sources. Vo R1 R2 0 en V$1 R3 Vsz Fig. 2 he output voltage Vo is measured over R3. Several different methods can b ine the output voltage. For this circuit, superposition provides a simple ap position method says that for this circuit having two voltage sources Vsi ar Vo = a1Vs1 + azVs2 nine the first term, Vsi is kept and Vs2 is short circuited (Fig.3a). The outpu cermined then. Similarly, for the second term, Vs2 is kept and Vsi is short The output voltage Vs2 is then determined.

y voltage source to zero means replacing the voltage source with a short ci - current source to zero means replacing the current source with an open he circuit given in Fig.2. containing two voltage sources. Vo R1 R2 0 en V$1 R3 Vsz Fig. 2 he output voltage Vo is measured over R3. Several different methods can b ine the output voltage. For this circuit, superposition provides a simple ap position method says that for this circuit having two voltage sources Vsi ar Vo = a1Vs1 + azVs2 nine the first term, Vsi is kept and Vs2 is short circuited (Fig.3a). The outpu cermined then. Similarly, for the second term, Vs2 is kept and Vsi is short The output voltage Vs2 is then determined.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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