Industrial Electronics Homework Help

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The discussion revolves around seeking help with industrial electronics homework, specifically for final exam preparation. The user shares their attempts at solving the homework questions but lacks final answers from their manual. Feedback from others indicates that the methods and solutions presented are generally correct, with one user suggesting an alternative approach using the formula P = I^2R for verification. The conversation highlights collaboration and peer support in tackling complex electronics problems. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of sharing knowledge in academic settings.
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Luckily by now you can create your own solutions.

I approve.
 
Ah... Great. Looks like I am on the top of my game! Thanks ILS.
 
Yes, method & solutions look fine, nice job! Cool handles on your omega :smile:
As a double check on part 2, you could also use
P = I^2R on the secondary circuit and solve for R.
 

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