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SOLUTION:

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.113

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Problem 5.113 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

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SOLUTION:

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.114

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Problem 5.114 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

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SOLUTION:

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.115

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Problem 5.115 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

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SOLUTION:

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.116

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Problem 5.116 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

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SOLUTION:

I'

R1 R2 R4

Voc'
4mA R3

The correct answer is d.

Use superposition.
 R1 
I '   (4m)
 R1  R2  R3 
 1k 
I'  (4m)  1mA
 1k  1k  2 k 
Voc  I ' R3  (1m)(2k )
'

Voc'  2V

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.FE-1

2 Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E

R1 R2 R4 

12V Voc"
R3

 R3 
Voc"   (12)
 R1  R2  R3 
 2k 
Voc"   (12)
 1k  1k  2k 
Voc"  6V
Voc  Voc'  Voc"  2  6  8V

R1 R2 R4

RTH
R3

RTH  R1  R2  R3   R4
2k (2k )
RTH   1k  2k 
2k  2k

Problem 5.FE-1 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 3

RTH  2k

Voc  8V RL

PLmax  I L2 RL
R L  RTH for maximum power.
2
 V 
PLmax   oc  RTH
 2 RTH 
V2 82
PLmax  oc   8mW
4 RTH 4(2k )

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.FE-1

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SOLUTION:

 Vx 

2k I 1k


12V +
Voc
 2V x
-

The correct answer is c.

12  2kI  1kI  2V x
V x  I ( 2k )
12  2kI  1kI  2(2kI )
12
I  mA
7
12  2kI  Voc
 12 
12  2k  m   Voc
7 
Voc  8.57V

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.FE-2

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 Vx 

2k 1k

12V I1 I2 +
I sc 2V x
-

 12 
I 1     6mA
 2k 

1kI 2  2V x  0
1kI 2  2(2kI1 )  0
I 2  24mA
I 1  I 2  I sc
I sc  6m  (24m)  30mA

Voc 8.57
RTH    285.7
I sc 30m
RL  RTH for maximum power.

RTH  285 .7

Voc  8.57V RL

Voc2 (8.57) 2
PLmax    64.3mW
4 RTH 4(285.7)

Problem 5.FE-2 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

SOLUTION:

Ix


R1
I

text Voc
12V 2I x
R2

The correct answer is a.

I  I x  2I x
I  3I x
12  3I x  12 I
12  3I x  12(3I x )
4
Ix  A
13
4
Voc  12 I  12(3I x )  12(3)   11.08V
 13 

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.FE-3

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Ix

R1

I2
12V 2I x text I sc
R2

I sc  I x  I 2  2 I x  3I x  I 2
I2  0A
I sc  3I x
12  3I x
I x  4A
I sc  3(4)  12 A
V 11.08
RTH  oc   0.92
I sc 12

RTH  0.92
12

Voc  11.08V RL

RL  0.92  12  12.92
R L  12.92 for maximum power transfer.

Problem 5.FE-3 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

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SOLUTION:

I' 2

3 2
10 A 4

The correct answer is c.

Use superposition.
 2 
I'   (10)  4 A
 2  3

I" 2

3 20V 2
4

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.FE-4

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20
I"   4A
5
I  I'  I"
I  4  4
I  0A

Problem 5.FE-4 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques

Irwin, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, 9/E 1

SOLUTION:

Use superposition.
a
4 3 
'
I

2 12 A Voc'

b
The correct answer is b.

 4 
I'  (12)  8 A
2 4

Voc'  I ' (2)  8(2)  16V

Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques Problem 5.FE-5

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a
4 3 

12V
2 Voc"

b
 2 
Voc"   (12)  4V
2 4

Voc  16  4  12V

Problem 5.FE-5 Chapter 5: Additional Analysis Techniques