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    The document summarizes steps for analyzing AC circuits using circuit analysis techniques like nodal analysis, mesh analysis, superposition theorem, and source transformations. It provides examples of finding voltages and currents in circuits using these techniques, such as determining voltages V1 and V2 using nodal analysis, and current Io using superposition theorem and source transformations. Practice problems are also presented on applying the concepts to other circuits.

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    EEEB 113

    Circuit Analysis I
    > Dr Azrul Mohd Ariffin
    > email: Azrula ext: 7335
    > BN-3-017
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Steps to analyze AC circuits

    Transform the circuit from time to phasor (or frequency) domain

    Solve the problem using circuit techniques (nodal, mesh,


    superposition, Thevenin, Norton, etc.)

    Transform the resulting phasor to time domain

    2
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Example

    Using nodal analysis, find v1 and v2 in the circuit shown below:

    3
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Solution

    Convert from time domain to frequency domain:


    ω = 2, thus

    4
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Solution

    V1 = Vx,
    KCL at node 1:

    KCL at node 2:

    Solve for V1 and V2,

    5
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Example

    Find current Io in the circuit below using the superposition


    theorem

    8Ω

    6
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Solution

    Suppress current source;

    Using voltage divider,

    Thus

    7
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Solution

    Suppress voltage source;

    Using current divider,

    8
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Solution

    Thus the total current contributed by both voltage and current


    sources

    9
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Exercise

    Find current Io in the circuit below using the concept of source


    transformation

    10
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Exercise

    Find the Thevenin equivalent at terminals a-b of the circuit


    shown below

    11
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Tutorial Question 27

    Using mesh analysis find I1 and I2 in the circuit below

    I1 I2

    12
    Chapter 10:
    AC Circuit Analysis
    > Tutorial Question 32

    Determine Vo and Io in the circuit below using mesh analysis

    13

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