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Engineering How to Set Up a State Table for a 2-bit Gray Code Counter?
Homework Statement A counter has two state outputs y1 (the more significant bit) and y2 (the less significant bit) and a control input x. When x = 0, the states of the counter’s flip-flops do not change. When x = 1, the states of the counter’s flip-flops cycle through the codes of a 2-bit Gray...- gomezfx
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- Circuits Logic Logic circuits
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What is the Norton equivalent current for terminals a and b in this circuit?
Sorry, I meant to say that the voltage across the resistor will be 0.- gomezfx
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the Norton equivalent current for terminals a and b in this circuit?
How come I can just assume that the 30k ohm resistor will be 0 when I short a and b. My professor made did this same thing in class with another problem and a lot of things I've been reading do the same. I'll redo the problem with the -0.008 A as well.- gomezfx
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What is the Norton equivalent current for terminals a and b in this circuit?
Homework Statement Find the norton equivalent with respect to terminals a and b [PLAIN]http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/7177/nortonequivalent.jpg Homework Equations KVL, KCLThe Attempt at a Solution I set i1 = .008 A Then I found the rest of the currents. KVL@ loop i2: 2000(i2-i1)+30=0 i2...- gomezfx
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- Circuit Equivalent Norton equivalent
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Are My Superposition Circuit Equations Correct?
So I should just try solving the circuit as given originally?- gomezfx
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Designing a Voltage Divider Circuit with a Trim Pot
By turn pot, do you mean trim pot?- gomezfx
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Are My Superposition Circuit Equations Correct?
Isn't that what the superposition method is though? Closing independent sources and solving circuits with only one source at a time. So don't I need two separate circuits with only a current source or a voltage source?- gomezfx
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Are My Superposition Circuit Equations Correct?
I'm having a hard time understanding this, is my circuit drawing correct? Because isn't the 60 not just i1?, isn't it 60(i1-i0)?- gomezfx
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Are My Superposition Circuit Equations Correct?
Homework Statement Find v0 and i0 http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/2051/superquestion.jpg Homework Equations KVL and KCLThe Attempt at a Solution I removed the voltage source and redrew the circuit with a short on the bottom left. I then used mesh current analysis with KVL and made a system...- gomezfx
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- Circuits Superposition
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Nodal analysis, setting up the equations
Ok, then the entire equation for voltage at node A is: (VA-30)/15 + (VA-VB)/25 + (VA-VD)/31.25 - 4 = 0? After I solve for all the voltages at the nodes, how do I find power at the independent voltage a current sources? Do I just use voltage drops? IE, Power at 4A = (VA-VB)*4- gomezfx
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Nodal analysis, setting up the equations
Homework Statement [PLAIN]http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/8508/circuit.png Homework Equations KCL set ups The Attempt at a Solution I am having trouble setting up the KCL equations The 30V voltage source on the left with the resistor is messing me up, how do I incorporate...- gomezfx
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- Analysis Nodal Nodal analysis
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Mesh Current Analysis for a Series-Parallel Circuit
Homework Statement Homework Equations Not necessarily any equations ,just systematic approaches for mesh current analysis like using KVL Also used cramer's rule The Attempt at a Solution My work: http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c216/aldodesigns/page1.jpg...- gomezfx
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- Analysis Current Mesh
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How can I show that R and RL are equal in this Y/Delta circuit problem?
Does anyone know how I can get part B?- gomezfx
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How can I show that R and RL are equal in this Y/Delta circuit problem?
Wow, thanks a lot!- gomezfx
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How can I show that R and RL are equal in this Y/Delta circuit problem?
Homework Statement http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/1620/halpwd.jpg Homework Equations I've been simplifying the circuit but with no real objective or guidance. I just don't know how to even begin to show that R and RL are equal. Can someone please help me? The Attempt at a...- gomezfx
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- Circuit
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