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Circuit Analysis III. Section 06. Multiple Sources. What if more than one source in the circuit? How to solve for all currents?. KVL and KCL. (nodes, loops, planner circuit, voltage drop) then what? To solve for all currents and volts in a circuit: KVL: Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Circuit Analysis IIISection 06

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Multiple Sources What if more than one source in the circuit?

How to solve for all currents?

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KVL and KCL (nodes, loops, planner circuit, voltage drop)

then what?

To solve for all currents and volts in a circuit:

KVL: Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law the algebraic sum of voltages in a loop is zero

KCL: Kirchhoff’s Current Law the algebraic sum of currents into a node is zero

Slide 3

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Circuit Analysis

1. count nodes minus one (possible ground)2. mark a current for each branch

name and direction

3. write KCL equations for each node4. count the loops5. write the KVL equations for each loop6. solve for all unknowns

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Example

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1

0

+ -

+++

-

-

-1 2

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Example

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1

0

+ -

+++

-

-

-

321: IIIKCL

01245

0565.1:

223

31

III

IIKVL mAI

mAI

mAI

5.116

4.36

9.152

3

2

1

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Example

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8 branches 8 currents I1..I8 8 equations4 nodes 4 eqs4 loops 4 eqs

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Impedance treat all passive components as resistors

but with complex resistances

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Impedance What is the impedance of a 10mF capacitor

when operated at 60Hz?

What is the impedance of a 2mH inductor when operated at 60Hz?

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25.2651010602 6 j

jwCj

ZC

754.0102602 3 jjjwLZL

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Example

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Solution

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321: IIIKCL

010003.11531

0531000,20110:

223

31

IIjIj

IjIKVL

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Simulation Solution

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Current Source Voltage Source

Generates constant volt regardless of the load

Current SourceGenerates constant current regardless of the

load

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KVL & KCL

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Vv 501051

Vv 751552

vx

+

-

21 vvvx

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Example

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321: IIIKCL

0105

05320:

23

31

ivII

IIKVL

Vv

AI

AI

AI

i 125.48

625.3

3

625.0

3

2

1

AIIS 3: 2

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Power Power = rate of energy transfer

measured in Watts (W)

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VIP

RIVIP 2

RV

VIP2

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Process Check Solve the circuit shown and find the power

consumption of each component

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Solution (1)

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Akk

I

4001510

10

mWRIP 6.1101010400 3261

21

mWRIP 4.2101510400 3262

22

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Solution (2)

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Vkk

kV

Vkk

kV

61510

1510

41510

1010

2

1

mWRV

P 6.11010

43

2

1

21

1

mWRV

P 4.21015

63

2

2

22

2

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Total Power = 0

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mWVIPS 41010400 6

mWPP 421 Total Power = Zero