Title | ES191 Tutorial 1 Nodal Analysis |
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Author | Andrew Chan |
Course | Engineering Team Design Experience: Airship |
Institution | 香港科技大學 |
Pages | 2 |
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ES191 Electrical and Electronic Circuits.
2019/20. School of Engineering, University of Warwick.
Briefing Sheet 1: (Nodal Analysis) Topics Learning Outcomes Summary Details Foundations 1.
DC Circuits Techniques. Nodal Analysis for DC circuits By the end of the session, students should be able to: • Solve complex DC circuits using Nodal Analysis • Apply KCL in more complex circuits Solving more complex DC circuits with more than 1 node requires the application of Kirchhoff’s current law at each node. Care must be taken when applying KCL. • The algebraic sum of all currents around a circuit node is equal to zero. Basic circuit analysis has been introduced in class. Attempt all questions using nodal analysis
Apply the “nodal analysis” technique to the DC circuit below and calculate the voltage at node V 1.
Ans: 24 V 2.
Using nodal analysis in the circuit below, calculate the power delivered by the 50V voltage source and the 5A current source
Ans: 150 W and 80 W 3.
Use nodal analysis in the circuit below to calculate the voltage at the node V x and power dissipated by the 1Ω resistor
Ans: 25 V and 400 W
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ES191 Electrical and Electronic Circuits.
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2019/20. School of Engineering, University of Warwick.
Use nodal analysis to find the voltage Vo in the circuit shown below
Ans: 16 V Use nodal analysis in the circuit below to determine whether the voltage sources are delivering or absorbing power, how much power is being delivered or absorbed by each voltage source and the power dissipated by the 1Ω resistor
Ans: 1480 W, 672 W and 676 W 6.
Use nodal analysis to calculate the voltage V o in the circuit shown below
Ans: 48 V 7.
Using nodal analysis, calculate the power delivered or absorbed by each of the current sources in the circuit below
Ans: P15A=900W and P5A=-50W
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