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Engineering Finding Vo in terms of Vs for an ideal op-amp circuit
Homework Statement http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/ideal-opamp-find-v0-terms-vs-need-help-solving-vp-firstly-understanding-parts-q8278769 Homework Equations I am having difficulties with this problem. It asks to find vo in terms of vs. For the gain, I got an...- edgarpokemon
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- Circuit Circuits Opamp
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Engineering Basic circuit problem -- Resistor network and a voltage source
look at this picture from my book. In this example, what you said is correct, the assumed direction of current affects the sign. But on the other picture that i posted, they are not doing this. I think they are using a counterclockwise loop for the lower left loop in the other picture, but...- edgarpokemon
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Engineering Basic circuit problem -- Resistor network and a voltage source
but if a keep the negative answer, I get a different result?- edgarpokemon
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Engineering Basic circuit problem -- Resistor network and a voltage source
I just noted something. Does the direction of the current affects the signs (+ or -)? For example, if i have a KVL with a loop going clockwise, and when it reaches a resistor, that has a current going in the opposite direction (to the left), does that matter? If a kvl with a loop going...- edgarpokemon
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Engineering Basic circuit problem -- Resistor network and a voltage source
Homework Statement http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/problem-2-variableh-resistor-r-circuit-fig-p224-adjusted-va-equals-60-v-find-value-r-q8083343 Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution Hi, I attached a pdf file with the problem. My question is, for the lower right...- edgarpokemon
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- Circuit Circuit analysis Network Resistor Source Voltage Voltage source
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Engineering How do floating resistors affect total resistance in a circuit?
I end up with a circuit in series with three resistors, a 15ohm, and the 3ohm and the 2ohm. So is it 20? I read somewhere that when a resistor is not connected to the circuit, it can be ignored, so why is this not the case?- edgarpokemon
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Engineering How do floating resistors affect total resistance in a circuit?
Homework Statement Part C of the following problem http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/problem-1-find-equivalent-resistance-rab-circuits-figp36-q8156743 2. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Hi, to solve this problem, first i tried to ignore the two resistors...- edgarpokemon
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- Circuit Complex Resistance
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Engineering Finding total power developed in a four-loop circuit with KCL
aaa so starting from the lower right node, it would be 8+6-4-12=-2, so invalid?- edgarpokemon
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Engineering Finding total power developed in a four-loop circuit with KCL
but there is no resistances, and V=iR? The voltage outside the path do not equate to 0, so is the circuit invalid?- edgarpokemon
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Engineering Finding total power developed in a four-loop circuit with KCL
Homework Statement http://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/interconnection-fig-p25-valid-find-total-power-developed-circuit-interconnection-valid-exp-q22345911 It asks if the circuit is valid, which I assume it is. It asks for the power developed[/B]Homework Equations I tried...- edgarpokemon
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- Circuit Circuits Power
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Finding Vo and Io in a two-source two-resistor circuit
Thank you!- edgarpokemon
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Finding Vo and Io in a two-source two-resistor circuit
Thank you. So is the equation that i got correct? Is vo also equal to 2io/12?- edgarpokemon
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Finding Vo and Io in a two-source two-resistor circuit
Yes i am sure, the one in color is the one that i have on my book. I already spent 3 4 hours on that problem because i can't get those answers so i am sure that's the one haha- edgarpokemon
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Finding Vo and Io in a two-source two-resistor circuit
Oh sorry, the first problem from the top is the correct one. The one in color- edgarpokemon
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Finding Vo and Io in a two-source two-resistor circuit
Homework Statement The problem is in this link https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/find-vo-io-circuit-fig-226figure-226-chapter-2-problem-7pp-solution-9780078028229-exc Homework Equations 3. The Attempt at a Solution [/B] 15=[io/3]+[io/3]+ [vo/12] I got this equation for the problem...- edgarpokemon
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- Circuit Circuit analysis Resistors Sources
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