Voltage and Current in a Resistor Network

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The discussion centers on the issue of connecting a sinusoidal voltage source to a resistor network, where participants noted that all voltages and currents drop to zero. A key point raised was the lack of defined amplitude for the voltage source, which is critical for proper circuit analysis. Additionally, users expressed a need for resources to effectively plot voltages and currents in such networks.

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  • Understanding of sinusoidal voltage sources
  • Basic knowledge of resistor networks
  • Familiarity with circuit analysis techniques
  • Experience with plotting electrical parameters
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  • Research how to define amplitude in sinusoidal voltage sources
  • Learn about circuit simulation tools like LTspice for plotting voltages and currents
  • Study Kirchhoff's laws for analyzing resistor networks
  • Explore resources on AC circuit analysis techniques
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Electrical engineering students, circuit designers, and hobbyists working with AC circuits and resistor networks.

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when i connect a sinusoidal voltage source to resistors all voltages and currents become zeros.
another problem is how to plot the voltages and currents for any component.
if anybody has a book or link it would help please reply. thank you
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Looks like you haven't defined an amplitude for your source...
 

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