Homework Statement
Given the transfer function:
Find the phase relationship between the input and output voltage at high frequencies
Homework Equations
NA
The Attempt at a Solution
My approach was to find the phase of the transfer function, which I got to be:
I assumed that "very high...
Thank you for the response!
Aww, I'm sorry. Yeah it does look like they are bakwards (was in a rush). Thank you for that.
Im sorry, but what do you mean by anode voltage? My assumption was that d2 was forward positive because:
Homework Statement
Find the V and I in the circuit shown below:
Homework Equations
D1 or 2 is off=short circuit
D1 or 2 is on=open circuit
The Attempt at a Solution
So, my confusion lies with deciding the on and offs of D1 and D2 . My assumption is that both of them are on and that is due...
Homework Statement
Build a circuit that either adds or multiplies two 4-bit numbers based on a control input C(C is 1 add, C is zero multiply). Numbers are positive and negative so use two's complement. You can use muxes, Full Adder Circuits, and logic gates
Homework Equations
Multiplier...
Homework Statement
Find the Thorton equivalent of the circuit shown
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Homework Equations
Voc=IscRs
Rseries=R1 +R2+...
Rparallel=R1-1+R2-1+...
The Attempt at a Solution
So, I thought I should first solve for the Rsource, by shorting all of the voltage sources:
However, I don't think the...
Thank you so much for the help! Could you by chance help me understnad why the 8 and 12 are in parallel?Are they in parallel because if we remove the independent sources the only "current" that should be flowing is from the a to the b nodes?
Thanks for the response again! I really wish I could use this technique, I don't understand it enough and chicked out. What I ended up doing is mesh analysis, but this time using the original 3 resistors without combining them:
And I found i1=69.97 A,i2=56.67 A, and i3=26.67 A
i2=ishort...
Thank you soo much for the reply.So, I did some reworking and got an answer to the problem. For the resistance, I got Rth=7.5 ohms.
Before we move on, is this correct? And, is it in parallel because if we remove the independent sources the only "current that should be flowing is from the a to...
Homework Statement
Find the thevenin equivalent of the cicuit shown below with V=500 V and i=10 A
Homework Equations
Voc=Vth
Isc=VN
The Attempt at a Solution
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So, to solve this, I used my instructors method of first finding the Rth. So, what I did was set the independent sources to...