Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Chapter 16, Problem 8P
Given the voltage and current shown in Fig. 16.70, find the parallel network internal to the container.
Fig. 16.70
That is, find the actual value of each component using the provided frequency.
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• 1. Do a, d-g in the problem below :
For the network of Fig. 16.73:
*a. Find the total impedance "seen" by the source.
b. Using the results of part (a), find the total admittance.
c. Sketch the admittance diagram for the parallel network.
d. Determine the source current Is.
e. Calculate the current through the capacitive element Ic.
f. Write the sinusoidal expressions for the applied voltage
and source current.
g. What is the power factor of the network? Is it leading or
lagging? Is this considered a capacitive or inductive
configuration?
R2
40 2
R1
220 N
EA) 12 V 0°
120 N
X 60 N
FIG. 16.73
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Det hade equations
Find hode voltages by Gauss- Jordan
Elimination
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16. Determine the following from the given R-L-C series circuit:
i) Impedance Z
ii) Current i
iii) Voltage across resistance VŔ
iv) Voltage across inductance V₁ Pe 70.7 sin af
v) Voltage across capacitance Ve
vi) Total power delivered
vii) Power factor
R-30
W
X₁ = 701 X₁ = 30
X
000
K
Chapter 16 Solutions
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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