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TSny said:
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Equivalent resistance between two points on a circuit
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The discussion focuses on calculating the equivalent resistance between two points in a symmetric electrical circuit. Participants suggest using symmetry arguments and converting star configurations (BC-OC-DC) into delta forms for simplification. The final equivalent resistance between points A and O is confirmed to be 7/15 Ohms, while the resistance between A and D is determined to be 8/15 Ohms. The conversation emphasizes the importance of identifying equipotential points and applying symmetry effectively to solve circuit problems.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of electrical circuit theory
- Familiarity with star and delta transformations
- Knowledge of symmetry in electrical networks
- Ability to apply Kirchhoff's laws in circuit analysis
- Study the principles of star and delta transformations in circuit analysis
- Learn how to identify equipotential points in electrical circuits
- Explore advanced applications of symmetry in circuit design
- Practice solving equivalent resistance problems using Kirchhoff's laws
Electrical engineering students, circuit designers, and anyone interested in mastering circuit analysis techniques, particularly those involving symmetry and equivalent resistance calculations.
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@TSny ,
I came across a similar problem (hope I am not wrong
). Please see the attached picture . I do not have the answer key . Could you please confirm whether you get 22/35 Ω as the answer .
Thank you
I came across a similar problem (hope I am not wrong
). Please see the attached picture . I do not have the answer key . Could you please confirm whether you get 22/35 Ω as the answer .Thank you
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Yes, I also get 22/35 Ω.Jahnavi said:@TSny ,
I came across a similar problem (hope I am not wrong
Thank you
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