Problem 5
How should the value of the variable voltage source Vx be adjusted to cause the voltage at node M to be zero? | |
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Grounded Voltage Sources
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Length: 3:21
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Filename: nodal_gndvs_5
ID: 3
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Problem 4
Find the value of R that will make VC = 8 volts. For this value of R, find VB and VA. | |
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Grounded Voltage Sources
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Length: 5:04
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_gndvs_4
ID: 4
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Problem 3
Find the indicated currents; use the node voltage method first. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Grounded Voltage Sources
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Length: 5:31
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_gndvs_3
ID: 6
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Problem 3
Determine which sources are delivering power and which sources are absorbing power. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Independent Current Sources
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Length: 8:11
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_indcs_3
ID: 7
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Problem 1
(a) Does the circuit have a "floating voltage source" which would require the "supernode" technique for nodal analysis? (b) Write the nodal equations for this circuit. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Floating Voltage Sources (Supernodes)
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Length: 3:04
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_super_1
ID: 9
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Problem 2
Find all the node voltages in the circuit. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Grounded Voltage Sources
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Length: 4:42
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_gndvs_2
ID: 11
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Problem 4
Find the three indicated node voltages using the node voltage method. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Independent Current Sources
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Length: 3:59
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_indcs_4
ID: 12
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Problem 1
Determine the number of nodes in each circuit, and draw a closed contour around each node. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Counting Nodes
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Length: 3:17
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_count_ex1
ID: 48
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Problem 2
Determine the number of nodes in this circuit, and draw a closed contour around each node. | |
DC Circuits >
Nodal Analysis >
Counting Nodes
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Length: 1:37
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_count_ex2
ID: 49
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Problem 3
Determine the number of nodes in this circuit, and draw a closed contour around each node. | |
DC Circuits >
Nodal Analysis >
Counting Nodes
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Length: 2:32
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_count_ex3
ID: 50
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Problem 1
Using nodal analysis, find the power delivered or absorbed by each element. | |
DC Circuits >
Nodal Analysis >
Independent Current Sources
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Length: 9:05
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_indcs_ex1
ID: 51
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Problem 2
Use the node with the most connected branches as the ground reference, and then determine the remaining node voltages. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Independent Current Sources
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Length: 7:36
Date Added: 2006-08-29 13:31:21
Filename: nodal_indcs_ex2
ID: 52
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Problem 2
Use nodal analysis to determine the resistors that absorb the most and least power. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Floating Voltage Sources (Supernodes)
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Length: 7:13
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_super_ex2
ID: 67
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Problem 3
Write the nodal equations for this circuit. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Floating Voltage Sources (Supernodes)
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Length: 3:09
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_super_ex3
ID: 68
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Problem 1
Find the three indicated node voltages using the node voltage method. | |
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Nodal Analysis >
Grounded Voltage Sources
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Length: 5:19
Date Added: 2007-05-23 20:24:04
Filename: nodal_gndvs_1
ID: 240
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