Analysis of Phasor-Transformed Circuits
Test Bank
10.1 Use voltage divider rule to find Vo in the circuit shown below.
R1 L1
7 ohm j12
+
R2 R3
35 ohm 53 ohm
Vs
205/_30 V Vo
L2 L3
j15 j25
-
0
10.2 Use current divider rule to find I1, I2, and Vo in the circuit shown below.
I1 + I2
R1 R2
28 ohm 36 ohm
Is
Vo
15/_60 A L
j17
C
-j27
-
0
10.3 Use nodal analysis to find Vo in the circuit shown below.
R1
5 ohm
+
R3
Vs 28 ohm
265/_20 V R2
35 ohm Vo C
L -j33
j22
-
0
1
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,10.4 Use nodal analysis to find Vo in the circuit shown below.
R1 R3
9 ohm 12 ohm
+
Vs
+
275/_36 V R2 0.3 Vo
27 ohm Vo C -
-j37
-
0
10.5 Use nodal analysis to find V1 and V2 in the circuit shown below.
L V1 C V2
j12 -j9
Vs
75/_0 V R1 R2
15 ohm 22 ohm
0
10.6 Use nodal analysis to find V1 and V2 in the circuit shown below.
V1 C1 V2
-j8
Is
R1 0.1 V1 R2
20/_0 A 16 ohm 24 ohm C2
-j12
0
2
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,10.7 Use mesh analysis to find mesh currents I1, I2 and voltages V1, V2 in the circuit shown
below.
R1 L1 V1 R3 V2
7 ohm j8 9 ohm
I1 I2
Vs
65/_0 V R2 L2
5 ohm j6
0
10.8 Use mesh analysis to find mesh currents I1, I2, I3 and voltages V1, V2 in the circuit shown
below.
R1
6 ohm
I1
C V1 L V2
j5
-j8
I2 I3
Vs R2 Is
45/_0 V 5 ohm
6/_0 A
0
10.9 Use mesh analysis to find mesh currents I1, I2, I3 and voltages V1, V2 in the circuit shown
below.
3
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, R1 L
j6
3 ohm
I1
R2 V1 V2
5 ohm
0.2 V1
I2 I3
Vs
53/_0 V R3 C
7 ohm -j8
0
10.10 Use mesh analysis to find mesh currents I1, I2, I3 and voltages V1, V2 in the circuit shown
below.
R1 L
j8
3 ohm
I1 I2
R2
6 ohm
Vs V1 V2
83/_0 V
0.6 V1
I3
R3 C
4 ohm -j5
0
10.11 Find the Thévenin equivalent voltage Vth and the Thévenin equivalent impedance Zth
between the terminals a and b for the circuit shown below.
4
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