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DC Circuit

The document provides solutions to several circuit analysis problems involving resistors, current, voltage, and Kirchhoff's laws. The first problem finds the total resistance (RT) and current (IT) in a mixed DC circuit to be 11.77 ohms and 5.09 amps respectively. The second problem calculates the voltage (E) across two points in another circuit to be 95.04 volts. The last problem uses Kirchhoff's laws to solve for unknown currents (I1, I2, I3) in a circuit involving 3 currents.

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DC Circuit

The document provides solutions to several circuit analysis problems involving resistors, current, voltage, and Kirchhoff's laws. The first problem finds the total resistance (RT) and current (IT) in a mixed DC circuit to be 11.77 ohms and 5.09 amps respectively. The second problem calculates the voltage (E) across two points in another circuit to be 95.04 volts. The last problem uses Kirchhoff's laws to solve for unknown currents (I1, I2, I3) in a circuit involving 3 currents.

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DC Circuit

Solution:
Mixed Circuits RT = [(59)+4+36]+8 = 11.77 
1) Find out the value of RT & I 60
IT = 11.77 =5.09 Amp
5.09  6
I4 = =1.883 Amp
6  4  3  5 || 9
1.8839
I5 = 5+9 =1.21 Amp

V5 = 1.215=6.05v (Ans.)

Solution: 5) Find out the value of E


RT = (6 || 12) +2 6  6  2+3
= 4 (Ans.)
V 100
I = R = 4 =25A (Ans.)
T

2) Find out the value of E


Soln :

Solution: RT = [{(5  6) +(8  4)} 9]+3=6.37


RT = (10+4||4+2+4||4||3||3)
IT = 9A
= 14.85 
E = 6.379 = 57.35 Volt. (Ans.)
IT = 6.4 A
5) Find the power consumption between
E = ITRT=6.414.85=95.04 volt (Ans.)
A&B. If 60v applied between A & B.
3) Find out the value of V5 3
A 4 18 2 8 B
8

6
6 5

Solution:
RAB=[{(3∥6)+18}∥5]+8
RAB=12Ω
Total Current, IAB= =5
Total power consumed,
PAB=I2AB or VABIAB
= 52×12
=300 watt
6) Find out IR & R Ckt Gi total Resistance = 
100
 total Current = = 0 Amp.

 I1 = I2 = 0 Amp. (Ans.)

[wKš‘ Voltmeter Reading n‡e 100 Volts, ‡Kbbv Dnv


100V Source Gi across ms‡hvM Kiv Av‡Q|]

Solution: 8) Find out voltmeter Reading.

ûBU‡÷vb e¨vjvÝ eªxR n‡Z cvB,


1R = 4 1.5
Soln : 1
R= 6 (Ans.)
100v
RT = (4+6)  (1+1.5)+2 = 4
10
IT = 4 = 2.5 Amp.

2.52.5
IR = 4+6+2.5 = 0.5 Amp. (Ans.)
100
I = ((60+40)||100)+50 = 1 Amp
7) Find Out I1, I2, Voltmeter & Ammeter
reading. 1100
I1 = (100+40+60) = 0.5 Amp

I2 V1 = 100  (600.5) = 70 Volts.(Ans.)


9) mvwK©‡Ui †gvU †iwR÷¨vÝ †ei Ki?
I1
4 15v

Solution: 9 3
Voltmeter Reading =100volt (Ans.)
6
Ammeter Reading = 0 Amp. (Ans.) 1
1 2

4
Solution:

15V
3 2

4 4
9 6 1 1
40
Ans : VAB =  10 = 20 Volts.
(10 + 10)

2
15V
9
6 1 4 Exercise
4 1

1|
RT = (4∥3∥1∥6∥9)+4

10) wP‡Î G cÖ`wk©Z mvwK©‡U R Gi gvb wbY©q Ki hLb Ans : R=233 


CD eªv Gi g‡a¨ w`qv cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U ïY¨ nq| 2|
A

5Ω 20Ω V
C D
V
10Ω R Ans : I =1.25 Amp

mgvavb: B 3|
Given that,
P  5, Q  20, R  10, S  ?
P R 1A
We know, 
Q S
5 10 Ans : Vs =12 Volt , R =2 
 
20 S 4|
Resistance, S  40
11) wb‡gœi mvwK©‡U VAB ‡fv‡ëR wbY©q Ki|

Ans : IA =2 Amp, IB =  0.5 Amp.


5| 10|

Ans : I = 28.45 Amp.


Ans : RAB = 22.5 .
6|
11|

Ans : I = 3.6 Amp. 25


Ans : I1 =2 A, I2 =4A, I3 =6 A, RT = 
6
7|
12|

Ans : I = 15 Amp.

Ans : E =67.3 V, IA = 0.7 Amp.


8|
13|

Ans : R1 =2 , R3 = 6 .
9|
Ans : E = 191 Volts.
14|

110v

Ans : IL / Is = 1/4
Ans : R = 302.5 .
15| 20|

22

Ans : V1=21 VoltsV2 =15 Volts.


Ans : I = 2 Amp, Vo = 1.25 Volts.
21|
16|

Ans : V1 = 20 Volts, I1 =5A, I2 = -5 Amp. Ans : E = 4 Volts.


22| Calculate Voltmeter Reading
17|

Ans : Vo = 7 Volts.
18|
I

Ans : Meter Reading =112.5 Volts.

I1
23|

100

Ans : I=2 Amp, I1 =0.5 Amp.


19|

Ans : Ground Gi mv‡c‡¶|


V1 = 8 Volts & V2 =  4 Volts.

Ans : I=2 Amp, E=100 Volt.


24| wb‡gœi mvwK©‡U †fvëwgUv‡ii cvV evwni Ki| I2  2I2 + 2I3  2(I1+I2) + 2 = 0
I2  2I2 + 2I3 2I1 2I2 = 2
2I1  5I2 + 2I3 = 2 ......(iii)
From (i), (ii) & (iii) We get.
I1 = 17k, I2 = 30k, I3 = 1k

Ans: 8 V Putting these value in equation (iii)


we get, 2(17k) 5(30k) + 2k = 2
 34k  150k  2k = 2
25) mvwK©‡U cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U †ei Ki|  182k = 2
1
 k = 91
17 30 1
 I1 = 91 , I2 = 91 , I3 = 91

Ans: 6 Amp, 2 Amp VDB = 2I1 +3(I1+I3)


17 17 1
= (2  91) + 3(91 + )
Kirchhoff’s Laws 34 54
91
= 91 +91
1| VBD=? A
88
2
= 91 Volts.
1 I3
4 I2  I3 88
I2
 VBD = 91 V (Ans.)
D (i) G (ii) B
I1
2
2| Find out x, y & z.
3
x+y 100 Ax 100 B
C
I1+I3 E y x-z z
I1+I2
2V r=2 500
100v 300
500
Solution: C
x+y D y+z
From loop (i) 100

I2  4I3 + 2I1 = 0........(i) Solution:


From loop (ii)
2(I2I3) + 3(I1+I3) + 4I3=0 From loop ABCA :
2I2 + 2I3 + 3I1 + 3I3 + 4I3 = 0 100x 300z+500y = 0
 3I12I2 + 9I3 = 0................(ii) 100x500y+300z = 0
From loop (iii) x 5y+3z = 0.......(i)
From loop BCDB :
300z100y 100z+500(xz) = 0 4| Find IN
400z100y + 500x500z = 0 2

I1 I2
9z + y5x = 0
4 6
5xy9z = 0...............(ii) 12V

From loop ABDEA : IN


100x 100y 100x 500x + 500z + 100 =0 1 2

700x + 100y  500z = 100 I3 I4

7x + y  5z = 1................(iii) 64 1 2
Solution : RT = 2+( 10 ) +
From (i), (ii) & (iii) we get 1 2
= 2+2.4+0.67
x = 0.2 Amp
y = 0.1 Amp (Ans.) = 5.07
z = 0.1 Amp 12
I = 5.07 = 2.37 Amp.
3| Find out I1 & I2 62.37
I1 =
12V 2 10 =1.422 Amp.
I1
2.372
I3 = 3 =1.58 Amp.
i
8V 1 Applying KCL in point C :
I2
ii I1 + In = I 3
In = I3  I1
10 I1+I2 = 1.58  1.422
Solution : = 0.158 Amp (Ans.)
From loop (i) 5| What is the Voltage Vs Across the
2I1 I2  12 + 8 = 0 open switch in the Circuit
2I1 I2  4 = 0 50V 30V
D A
From loop (ii)
I2 8 + 10I1 + 10I2 = 0 20V -
VS
10I1 + 11I2 8 = 0............(ii) +
10V
2I1 I2 4 = 0..............(i) C B

From (i) & (ii) we get,


I1 = 1.625 Amp (Ans.) Solution:
I2 = 0.75 Amp (Ans.) Vs+10 20 50 +30 = 0

Vs = 30V (Ans.)

6| Find the value of V1


A
B C
10A
V1 R1
+
40V
3
- R1 2A

4A
F D
E
2
Solution:
(163) (42)+40 V1 = 0

V1 = 16V (Ans.) 2


2
7| Find the Value of V1 & Power
Dissipated by 5 Resistor. 6A
10 10V
5

V1 1 3
6 3

24V 4
A 12 G
-30V
Solution:
4 From loop (a)
10z + xy62y = 0
Solution: x3y +10z =6...................(i)
cÖ_‡g Ckt wU‡K Simplify K‡i cvB| From loop (b)
5
x + y + 6 3x + 3y + 3z + 18 4x + 24 = 0
V1
  8x + 4y + 3z + 48 = 0
2
 8x 4y 3z =48............(ii)

A 12
3 G
From loop (c)
-30V
2y  2z  12  10 + 3(xyz6) 10z = 0
Current from G to A 2y  2z  22+ 3x  3y 3z  18  10z =0
30
= 3 =10 Amp.  3x  5y  15z  40 = 0
 3x  5y  15z = 40.........(iii)
V1=510+210+310 =100Volts.(Ans.)
5 Gi Power =1025=500 Watts. (Ans.)
From (i),(ii) & (iii) We get,
8| (ii) Find out I x = 4.1A, y = 3.21, z = 0.77
I = x = 4.1 Amp (Ans.)
9| Find the Value of V,I1,I2,I3. Solution:
I1 b c
a
+
2 6 30A 4
V
8A -
I2
I3
wPÎ n‡Z, I1=2A
d e
f 30
I2= 3+5+2 =3Av
Solution:
wP‡Î a,b,c GKB we›`y wb‡`©k K‡i, wKš‘ R Gi g‡a¨ w`‡q †Kvb Kv‡i›U cÖevwnZ n‡e bv
abcda loop G KVL K‡i cvB,
Applying KCL at Point a
(52)  (22)6 + (53)Vad = 0
I1+I2+30 =I3+8 Vad = 5 Volts. (Ans.)
I1+I2  I3 = 22.................(i) abcdea loop G KVL K‡i cvB,
(52)  (22)  6+(53) + (23) + Vea= 0
From Ckt,
V V V Vea = 1 Volts. (Ans.)
I1 = 2 , I2 = 6 , I3 = 4
V V V Note : R Gi gvb hvnv †nvK bv †Kb Ckt Gi ˆewk‡ó¨i †Kvb
(i) bs n‡Z, 2  6  4 = 22 cwieZ©b n‡e bv|
V = 24 Volts.
24
I1 = 2 = 12 Amp.
24
I2 = 6 =  4 Amp. (Ans.)
Exercise
24 1| Find VCE,VAG
I3= 4 =6 Amp 6 8
A B E F

10| Find the Value of Voltage Vea & Vad when 10V
(i) R =10 (ii) R=20 5 5
20V 40V
a 5 3
C
- +
C H G
2A - + +
D 9 7
+
2 R 5 30V Ans : VCE = 5 Volts, VAG =30 Volts
+ 6V
- -
3 _
2
b d + - e
2| Find the value of X 5| Find the Value of I2  I4
1 1
5V 5V
I1=6A I2 I4
1

x
1 1

I3=9A
2A

1 10V
Ans : I2 = 4 Amp, I4 = 5 Amp.
Ans : x = 0 Amp.
6| Find the Value of I1, I2, I3, I4
3| Find the value of V1 ,V2 ,V3 5A
12A
_ b  15V I3
a + 30V c 6A
+ _
10A I1 I2 I4
+ + + 7A 1A
10V V1 V2 8A
_ _ _
Ans : I1 = 2A; I2 = 2A; I3 =4A;
+ V3 _ I4 =10A.
e
d
7| Find the Value of E  I
+ 20V _
+ 5V _
10
Ans : V1 = 15 Volts; V2 = 0 Volts. I
V3 = 5 Volts. 30V
E 60V
4| Find the value of i when.
(i) V1= 2 Volts (iii) V1= 6 Volts. 15
(ii) V1= 4 Volts.
3 Ans : E = 80 Volts; I = 4 Amp.
i 8| Find the Value of I1, I2, I3
+
2A

V1
2
_

Ans : (i) i = 1 Amp; (ii) i = 0 Amp;


(iii) i =  1 Amp;
Ans : I1 = 1.625 Amp.
I2 = 0.75 Amp.
I3 = 0.875 Amp.
9| Find BD branch Current Solution:
B when 120A source Active
100 10

C 120A

150
A 20

50
50 4
I1
D
12050
10V  I1 = 50+150 = 30A
Ans : BD branch Current = 0.00513A.
When- 40A source Active
10| Find the Value of Vab
5 4
b

40A
120A

150
50
6 10
10
30V I2
5V 4 20V
15 40150
 I2 =
a 200 = 30A
Ans : Vab = 30 Volts. When- 10V source Active
- +
10V
11| Find the Value of Rab
4

150
50

a b
12 12

I3
12 12

10
 I3 = 50+150 = 0.05A
12 12
 I = I1+I2 + I3
= 30 + 30 + 0.05 = 0.05 Amp (Ans.)
Ans : Rab = 2 8
2| ckt n‡Z I Gi gvb wbY©q Ki|

20

Superposition theorem 5 5
1| I Gi gvb wbY©q Ki|
50V 40 10V
- +
10V I
:
40A

120A
150
50

Solution: When 50V source Active

I
20
When 4A source Active 4A

5 5 3
50V 40 2

I1 1

50 5 10 I
I1 = (5+40 || 5)  40+5 = 17 Amp
43
 I" = 3+2+1 = 2A
When- 10V source Active

20 When 6V source Active

I
5 5 +
3
40 10V
2
I2 1 V0
_
6V
10 5 2 +
_
I2 = (5+5||40)  40+5 = 17 Amp
6
10 2 12  I'" = 1+2+3 = 1A
 I = I1 + I2 = 17 + 17 = 17 Amp (Ans.)
 I = I' + I" + I'" = 1+2+1 = 4A
3| Find the voltage Vo
4A  Vo = (24)6 = 2 Volt (Ans.)
4| Find the value of I
+
3
6A 2
1 _ V0 20 6
6V 5
+
_
100
20V I 30V

Solution:
When 6A source Active Solution:
4A When 20v source Active

3
6A 2 20 6
5
1
I
100
20V I

61
 I' = 1+3+2 = 1A 20 6
 I' = 20+5||6  5+6 = 0.48 Amp
When 30V source Active
3

I3
20 6
6
5

100 15A
20V I 30V
1 2

30 20
 I" = 6+20||5  20+5 = 2.4 Amp 152 6
I"3 = 2 + 1+(6||3)  3+6 = 4 Amp
 I = I' + I" = 0.48 + 2.4 =2.88Amp (Ans.)
5| Find the drop across 3 resistor When 15A Source Active
6 6

15A

1 2 1 2
+
15A
3
3
20V 15A
_
I3

Solution: 151 6
When 20 V source Active I'"3 = {1+2+3||6}  (3+6) = 2 Amp
6
 I3 = I'3 + I"3  I'"3 =4 +42 = 6 Amp
15A
 3  Gi drop = 6  3 = 18 Volt (Ans.)
1 2
+
3 6| mycvicwRkb m~‡Îi mvnv‡h¨ Kv‡i›U I evwni Ki|
20V
_ I3

20
I3 = 6||(1+2) + 3 = 4 Amp

When 15A source Active


6

15A mgvavb:
1 2 hLb 12v battery Active
3

I3
12 (8 + 4) 48
I = 3 + (8 + 4) || 5  (8 + 4 + 5) = 37 Amp
Ans. 1.85 Watt
hLb 5A current Source Active
4| 9  Gi power †ei Ki?
6

4
12 4A
+ 9
32V
_

54 3 20
I = 4 + {8 +(5 ||3)}  5 + 3 = 37 Amp Ans. 100 Watt
5| Find the value of I & Vo
48 20 68 I
I = I + I = 37 + 37 = 37 +
10
= 1.84 Amp (Ans.) + 5A
10V V0
Exercise
-
1| Find I1, I2, I3 _

I1 I2

2.5 2
Ans : I = 5 Amp, Vo = 60 Volt

6V 12V
0. 5
6
1 6| Find the value of Vo
6A
I3

Ans. I1 = 0.4 Amp; I2 = 1.6 Amp; 2


I3 = 1.2 Amp +
2A 3
2| Find I 0.05
V0 5
2.05V - 60V
0.04

2.15V

Ans. Vo = 19 Volt
1
I 7| Find the value of Vo
2 8

Ans. I = 2.056 Amp


3| 10  resistor Gi power †ei Ki?
5A

+
5 V0 4 2
10V _

1 4A
10 15

2V
Ans. Vo = 7.06 Volt
12| Find the value I1 , I2 , I3
8| Find the value of I I1 I2
2 1
12 3
24V 18V
3 6
20V
I 3
1 I3
20V
2
10 16
Ans. I1 = 6/7A , I2 = A, I3 = A
Ans. I = 1.33 Amp 7 7
13| Find the value of I
9| Find the value I1 & I2
48
1 2.8 6 8

1.5 48 4
8 5 12
20V 0.2 28V
2 0.5
10V 14V
I1 5
I I
1

Ans. I = 0.875 Amp


Ans. I1 =  2.1433Amp, I =  1.4287 Amp
14| Find the value Iab
10| Find the value I a 2 b
24A

6A

6V 4 6
4V
10
2 3

Ans. Iab = 5 Amp


Ans. I = 0.465 Amp
15| Find the value Iab
11| Find the value I 10 a 5 b
3 1.5 3

12A
4.5V 10 5
3 3 30V
9V
I

Ans. I = 1 Amp Ans. Iab = 3 Amp


16| Find the value Iab 20|
a 20V b
60A

20A
50 150

Ans : VAB = 20 Volts


Ans.. Iab = 100 mA

17| Find the value I


30
Thevenin Theorem
1| RL Gi drop Ges Power †ei Ki?
6
30V 10 A
15
1

60V I 6V
18V
RL = 7
3
Ans. I = 2.33 Amp
B
18| Find the value I
25 Solution: 6
A +
15 + -
1

50V 6V
18V
10
25V i + Vth
3
-
I
B -

Ans. I = 1 Amp
186i3i6 = 0
9i = 12
12 4
19| Find the value I1 , I2 , I3 i = 9 = 3 Amp
I1 I3 4
Vth  6 (33) = 0
 Vth = 10 Volt
130V 2 6
4 A
1
2 120V

I2
Rth
3
Ans. I1 = 15A ; I2 = 10A ; I3 = 25 A B

Rth = 1 + (6 || 3) = 1 + 2 = 3
3 4.5
A (ii) IL = 1.25+2 = 1.38 Amp (Ans.)
+
10 V 7 3| 4 Resistor Gi current †ei Ki? hLb-
(i) E = 2 Volt (ii) E = 12 Volt
-
B 15 18

10
 IL = IAB = 3 + 7 = 1 Amp 4 E
B
A
 PL = 1  7 = 7 Watt (Ans.)
2 36V

30
9
2| Load Gi current †ei Ki?
(i) RL = 1  (ii) RL = 2 
Solution:
A
2
15 18
2 2
4 RL
A + Vth - B
8V 4V 36V
B
30
9

Solution:
A + 3615 3618
2 Vth+ 15+30  18+9 = 0
2
2
4 I2 Vth Vth =12 Volt
I1
8V Rth = (15 || 30) + (18 || 9)
4V
B = 10 + 6 = 16  16
A

loop- 1 : 2I1 + 4(I1  I2)  8 = 0 + 4
3I1 2I2 = 4 . ..............(i) 12V

loop- 2 : 2I2 + 2I2 + 4 + 4 (I2I1) = 0 - E


2I2  I1 = 1 .............. (ii)
2I2 = I1  1 ................(iii) B
(i) When, E = 2 Volt
(i) & (iii) 3I1 I1+1 = 4
2I1 = 3 122
 IL = 16+4 = 0.5 Amp (Ans.)
 I1 = 1.5A
 I2 = 0.25 Amp
(ii) When, E = 12 Volt
Vth  20.254 = 0
1212
Vth = 4.5 Volt I1 = 16+4 = 0 Amp (Ans.)
Rth = 2 || (2 + 4 || 2) =1.25
4.5
(i) IL = 1.25+1 = 2 Amp (Ans.)
4| Calculate the value of Vth & Rth. 5| Find IAB
+24V
A 4 12V
- +
3 A
4

2A
6
4 2 6
B
2
B
Solution:
A + Solution:
I1
3
+24V
6 Vth 4 12V
I2 4 - + A+
B _ 4

2A
2
2 Vth
 3I1 246 (I1I2) = 0 +
 9I1 + 6I2 = 24 .......... (i) B -
 4I2 2I2 6 (12I1) = 0  Vth 12 + (22) = 0
 Vth = 8 Volt
 12I2 + 6I1 = 0
I1 = 2I2 ...........(ii) 4
(i) & (ii)  A
4
 18I2 + 6I2 = 24
2 Rth
 I2 = 2 A
B
A Rth = 2 
8
3
6  IAB = 2+6 = 1 Amp (Ans.)
Rth
2
4 A
B
2 +

Vth 24 + (4  2) = 0 8V 6

Vth = 16 Volt (Ans.) -


Rth = 4 || {2 + (6 || 3)} = 2  (Ans.) B
6| ‡_‡fwbb w_I‡i‡gi mvnv‡h¨ 30 Gi ga¨ w`qv Solution:
cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U ‡ei Ki? 8Ω 6Ω
Solution: 24V

15 4Ω VTH
18 15 18 4Ω 2A
4 36V
36V 4
I
+
30 9 VTH 24V Gi R‡b¨ 4Ω G cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U
9
 24
I4   1.5amp
8 4 4
I= {( 8Ω 6Ω
)∥ }
= 1.973A
I4=
4Ω RTH
= 0.96A 4Ω
I9=1.973A
Now,
2A source Gi R‡b¨ 4Ω G cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U
 2  8  4
Vth-9×1.973-4×0.96=0
∴ Vth=21.60v I4   1.5amp
84 4
4Ω Gi Kv‡i›U I 4  I 4  I 4  = 1.5 + 1.5 = 3A

4 1
48 RTH 15 18 9 1Ω
12V
4
RTH 9
12
1Ω G cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U I =  1.2 amp
9 1
RTH ={(18∥9)+4}∥15= 6
Exercise
IL= = = 0.6A
1| Find the value of Vth  Rth
7| wb‡¤œi fig.1 G †_‡fwbbm w_I‡ig cÖ‡qvM K‡i 1 A
+
ohm †iwR÷‡ii g‡a¨ w`‡q cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U †ei Ki|
15V
4
8Ω 6Ω _ +
8 10V
24V _
B

4Ω 1Ω 35
4Ω 2A Ans. Vth =
3
Volts ; Rth = 8/3

Fig-1
2| Find the value of I Ans. IG = 5 mA
10 4
A 7| Determine Vth & Rth at A & B
I
+ +
A

15V 5 6V
6
- -
B B
+48V
Ans. I = 0.136 Amp 4
8
12

3| Find the value of I C


3
A
Ans. Vth = 32 Volts ; Rth = 4
24V I

1
12 15 8| Determine RL & PLmax for maxm power
transfer theorem. 3A
B

Ans. I = 1 Amp 3

4
4| Find the value of I
3 A 4 B 24V
6 RL
I
10A
6 2
12V
Ans. RL = 6 ; PLmax = 0.67 Watt

9| Determine Vth & Rth at point A & B.


Ans. I = 1.5 Amp 6A

A
3 4
5| Find the value of I
8 12V 18V
6 Vth
5
10
2 2
B
20V I

Ans. Vth = 12 Volts ; Rth = 8 


Ans. I = 0.32 Amp 10| Determine Vth & Rth at terminals
6| Find the value of IG A & B.
A

50 100
12 6
G20 12 + +
10V
48V 8A
4 10 _ _

B
Ans. Vth = 24 Volts; Rth = 6 . 15| Find the value of VAB
A

11| Find the value of PL


20 16 6 6 3
A
3

4.5V

RL=8
6V 6V
40 10 B
120V

Ans. VAB = 1.5 Volts


20 16
B

Ans. PL = 2 Watt 16| Find the value of I


12| Find the value of IAB A
9V 5
A
8 6 5 10 10 10
24V I
4 3 5
4 2A
Ans. I = 0.2 Amp
B
17| Find the value of Vth  Rth
Ans. IAB = 1 Amp 4
A
13| Find the value of I
10A

A
3 6

4 I 1
100V
+ +
+  B
24V 10V
4
_ 2A _
Ans. Vth = 120 v ; Rth = 6 
B

18| Find the value of Vth  Rth


Ans. I = 3 Amp

14| Find the value of I + 10


24V 15
A
-
20 10
6
B
5
Ans. Vth = 12 v ; Rth = 20 
20V

100
30V

Ans. I = 2.88 Amp


19| Find the value of Vth  Rth 23| Find value of RL & PLmax for maxm
24V
power transfer theorem.
+ _
10 20 15
A

5 15
60
30 + 50V RL
36V
_ 2
10
B

Ans. Vth = 12 Volts ; Rth = 30  30


Ans. RL = 55.45 , PLmax = 0.63 Watts
20| Find the value of Ig
A

60 100 24| Find the value of Vth  Rth


15 4A
D G B
10V 15
5 10 + A
6
C 20V
Ans. Ig = 4.88 mA 10 Vth

21| Find the value of IAB 4 _ B


4 3
A
Ans. Vth = 16 Volts ; Rth = 16 
25| Find the value of IL
10V 2 5
1 2 A
IL
4 10V
4 5
B
Ans. IAB = 1.84 Amp
B
22| Find the value of IAB
2 1 3 Ans. IL = 0.588 Amp

A 26| Find the value of Vth  Rth


4V
12 2 2 1
2V A+
B

12V
Ans. IAB = 0.82 Amp 6 6 Vth

1 1
B-
Ans. Vth = 4.8 Volts ; Rth = 2.4  Ans. PLmax = 178 mw

27| Find the value of Vth  Rth 31| Find the value of PLmax
10
4 6
A+

6A
2 120V
6V RL
Vth 5

12V
B -

Ans. PLmax = 270 Watt


Ans. Vth = 6 Volts ; Rth = 6 
28| Find the value of Vth  Rth 32| Find the value of PLmax
6
3 1 RL 4
I

3 4.5v 3 4 3 2
1 2
2

6 20V 16V 12V 10V 8V


Ans. I = 0.25 Amp

Maximum power Transferred theorem Ans. PLmax = 2.52 Watts


29| Find PLmax Ges Source Gi maxm power 33| †_‡fwbb w_I‡i‡gi mvnv‡h¨ 10𝛀 ‡iv‡ai Kv‡i›U
transferred wbY©q Ki?
3 2 20 5

15V 30 10
3 RL 50v
30v
1 Ans: 0A
34| ‡_‡fwbb w_I‡i‡gi mvnv‡h¨ myB‡Pi ga¨ w`‡q cÖevwnZ
Ans. PLmax = 3.125 Watts Kv‡i›U I Gi gvb wbY©q Ki, hLb myBP Ab _v‡K| I Gi
Source Gi maxm power = 6.25 watts w`KUvI D‡jøL Ki?
8 4
30| Find the value of PLmax
12 32v
2 5 16
1A

10
10 3 RL
I s 6
5V
Ans: 3.28 Amp
35| †_‡fwbb w_I‡ig e¨envi K‡i wb‡¤œv³ mvwK©‡Ui 1Ω 1 5
 IL = 5+5 = 0.5 Amp from A to B (Ans.)
†iwR÷¨v‡Ýi g‡a¨ w`‡q cÖevwnZ Kv‡i›U †ei Ki|
2| Find VAB = ?
50

5 50V 20
40 10

100 B
Ans: 0.818 Amp V

Norton's Theorem Solution:


When 50 v Active
50
1| 5 Gi current †ei Ki?
4 8
A
A
50V 20
40 10 IN

4 10 5
100V B
20V

B 50
I'sc = 50 = 1 Amp, from A to B
When, 100 v Active
Solution: 100
I"sc = 20 = 5 Amp, from B to A
4 8
A
I IN = I"sc  I'sc = 51 = 4 Amp, from B to A
SHORT

100
4 10 RN = (50 || 20 || 10) = 17 
20V IN

A
B
4A

20 20 100/17
I = 4+(4||8) = 20/3 = 3 Amp

4
 IN = 3 (4+8) = 1 Amp B
Fig : Nortorn Equivalent ckt
RN = 10||{8+(4||4)}=10|| (8+2) =10||10 =5  100
 VAB = (4 17 ) =  23.53 Volt (Ans.)
A
1A

5 5

B
3| Find IL 4 6
A

8 IL Solution:
B
RL
30V 15
30V 20V 10V
4A 25
B 20 10 5

Solution: 4 6 I
A A

8 B

IN
30V 30V 20V 10V

4A IN
20 10 5
B

When 30v Active, A


30 30 20 10
I'n = 4+6 = 3 Amp, from A to B IN = 20 + 10 + 5
= 5.5 Amp, from B to A
When 4A Active, RN = 20 || 10 || 5 = 2.86
44
I"N = 4+6 = 1.6 Amp, from B to A B
5.5A

 IN = I'N  I"N= 3 1.6 = 1.4 Amp, 2.86 25

from A to B. I

RN = 4+6 = 10 A
5.52.86
A I = 25+2.86 = 0.56 Amp (Ans.)
1.4A

10 15
5| wb‡gœi Ckt Gi Norton resistance Gi gvb 10
 n‡j Load current Gi gvb †ei Ki?

A
B

1.4 10 30
RL=10

R 20
 IL = 10+15 = 0.56 Amp, from A to B
(Ans.) 6V 6V 6V
4| Find I B
Fi
Solution:
10V
5 A

I 25
A B 30 R 20
20
30V 20V IN
10
6V 6V 6V
B
Rn = 30 || R || 20 = 10
1 1 1 1 IL= = 0.74A
 (30 + R + 20) = 10
 R = 60  7| bU©b w_I‡ig e¨envi K‡i Galvanometer Gi
6 6 6 3 Kv‡i›U †ei Ki?
 IN = 30 + 60 + 20 = 5 Amp, from A to B

A 20 20
10 10
3/5A
G
IN
10 10 50

30 5 30 5
B
3/510
 IL = = 0.3 Amp (Ans.)
10+10 8V 8V
6| bU©bm w_I‡ig e¨envi K‡i 3 Gi ga¨ w`qv cÖevwnZ mgvavbt
Kv‡i‡›Ui gvb wbY©q Ki? RT = (20∥30)+(10∥5)
5 2 5 =
I= =
3A 3
aaa 10 IN = I20-I10
A
0 = =
5 2 RN = (20∥10)+(30∥5) =
Galvanometer current,
3A IN IG =
10
0 =

= 0.025A
I1= =2 8| For maximum power transfer.
IN= =2 Find RL & PLmax & Pmax
5 2 A
3
3A

R
6 RL
10 N 6V
0
B

RN =15∥2 = Ω
Solution: Ans. IL = 4 Amp
A
3 4| Find V0 1 4

3A
6 IN

15A
6V + +

1 V0 4 10V
B
_
6 -
IL
IN = 3 + 3 = 5 Amp, from A to B
RN = 6 || 3 = 2
Ans. Vo = 10 Volts
For maxm power transfer 5| Find the value of IL
4 2
A
RN = Rth = RL = 2 (Ans.) 4V
Vth = RN  IN = 2 = 10 Volts. 3V 4 RL
6
Vth 102
PLmax =  PLmax = = 12.5 Watts Pmax 5V
4 Rth 42
B
=2 PLmax= 2 x 12.5 =25 Watts (Ans.) Ans. IL = 0.5 A, from B to A
6| Find the value of IL
2 3
A
Exercise
4
1| Find Rn, IN 6V 24V
1
10 15 12
A
12V 6
100V
10 B
Ans. IAB = 2.8 Amp
B
7| Find the value of RL , IN
2 3
Ans. Rn = 20 ; IN = 2.5 A; from A to B
A
2| Find IL

40 60 +
6V 2A
12 _
120V 180V
IL B

Ans. RN = 5 ; IN = 2A, from A to B


Ans. IL = 4 Amp
8| Find the value of RN , IN
3| Find IL A
4 10 3
3 6
12A

+ -
30V 15V
8 6 2
_ +
IL B
Ans. RN = 5 ,IN = 3Amp, From A to B Maxwell's Loop Or Loop
9| Find the value of RN , IN Analysis
4A
1| Find the Value of I1, I2, I3
15
A
6

20V
10

4
B

Ans. IN = 2 Amp, From A to B


RN = 16 Solution: From loop ABHGA,
10| Find the value of IAB
6
60I130 (I1I3) 50 (I1I2) 20 + 100 = 0
140I1 50I2 30I3 = 80............(i)
15V

4 From loop HBCDH


20 50 (I2I1) 40 (I2I3) 10I2 + 50 = 0
10V

3.6 or 50I1 +100I2  40I3 = 70 ...........(ii)


A B
From loop AECBA
Ans. IAB = 2 Amp
20I3 40(I3I2)30(I3I1) = 0
11| Find the value of Rn , IN 30I1  40I2 + 90I3 = 0.............(iii)
4 4
A Solving for equation (i), (ii) & (iii)


6V 18V
I1 = 1.65 A
3 6 I2 = 2.12 A (Ans.)
2 6 I3 = 1.5 A

B
2| Find the Value of I1, I2, I3
14
Ans. IN = 1.714 Amp, From A to B Rn =  I1 2 I2 2
9 I1 –I2

12| biUb&m m~‡Îi mvnv‡h¨ Iab evwni Ki| I1 I2


12 
12V 10V

1 3
I3
24V 4

Ans: Iab = 0.833 A I3


Solution: I3 = 0.78 Amp (Ans.)
4| Find the Value of I1, I2, I3
From loop (i)
2I1 + 12(I1I2)+ I1I3 12 = 0
10 1 I2
 15 I112 I2I3 = 12 (i) 10
2
I1
From loop (ii) 10V
2 I3 1
2I2 + 10+3 (I2I3) +12 (I2I1) = 0
 12I1+17I23I3 = 10 10 Solution:
12I117I2+3I3 = 10 (ii) From loop (i)
10I1 + I1  I2 + 2I1  2I3 = 10
From loop (iii) 13I1  I2  2I3 = 10 (i)
I3  I1 + 3 (I3I2) + 4I324 = 0 From loop (ii)
 I3I1 + 3I3  3I2 + 4I3 = 24 2I2+10 (I2I3)+I2 I1= 0
 I1  3I2 + 8I3 = 24 13I2I110I3 = 0
I1 + 3I2  8I3 = 24 (iii)  I1 + 13I2 10I3 = 0 (ii)
Solving (i), (ii) & (iii) From loop (iii)
I1 = 2.72 Amp ;I2 = 2.06 Amp ; 10I3  10I2 + I3 + 2I3  2I1 = 0
I3 = 4.1 Amp (Ans.) 2I1  10I2 + 13I3 = 0
3| Find the Value of I1, I2, I3 Solving (i), (ii) & (iii) weget.
I1 = 0.87 A; I2 = 0.416 A; I3 = 0.454 A
1 (Ans.)
3 I3
2
Exercise
1
I1
5V 1| Find the ammeter current in fig. by using
2 I2 4 loop analysis.
2V

2
4V 10
Solution:
A
From loop (i)
I1 + 3 (I1I3) + 2(I1I2) 5 = 0 10
Ans. 1/7 Amp
 I1 + 3I13I3 + 2I1 2I25 = 0
 6I1  2I2 3I3 = 5 (i) 2. Find the loop current I1, I2, I3 by using
From loop (iii) loop current method.
10
2I3 + 13  I2 + 3I3  3I1 = 0
3I1  I2 + 6I3 = 0 (ii) I2
From loop (ii)
I2  I3 + 4I2 + 2I2  2I1 = 0 10 10 10

2I1 + 7I2  I3 = 0 (iii)


10
100V I1 I2 50V
Solving (i), (ii) & (iii) we get
I1 = 1.39 Amp; I2 = 0.51 Amp;
R1R2
Ans. I1 = 3.75 A R11 = R +R +R
1 2 3
I3 = 1.25 Amp R1R3
I2 = 0 A R12 = R +R +R
1 2 3

3. Using loop current method find out R2R3


R13 = R +R +R
Vo =? 1 2 3
10A
6
óvi n‡Z †Wëv‡Z iƒcvšÍi Kivi c×wZ t
2 4
1
+ 3 5 V0 R1
10V R1 R2
_

150
Ans. Vo = Volt. R3 R2
7
4. Find out Vo by using loop currnt R3 DELTA
STAR
method.
2 R1R3+R1R2+R2R3
+ R1 = R2
2
R1R3+R1R2+R2R3
6A

3A

R2 = R3
1 1 V0 R1R3 + R1R2+R2R3
R3 = R1
_
1| Find the Value of I
Ans. Vo = 4 Volts. 40 20

Star Delta Conversion 10

10 30
‡Wëv †_‡K ÷v‡i iƒcvšÍi Kivi c×wZ t I
5
30V

Solution: 6.66 6.66 20

I
R11
1.66

R1
R2
30

R12
R13
5
30V
R3 DELTA
STAR

RT = (26.66| | 31.66) + 6.66 + 5


= 26.132
V 30
I = R = 26.132 = 1.147 Amp (Ans.)
T
Exercise
3| Galvanometer current †ei Ki? 1| RAB = ? 4
A
B
4 8
20 10

A G 50 C
8
6
4
B
30
5
87
D Ans : RAB = 
9
8V
2| RAB = ? 10
Solution: B

10  10  A 10 10 10 B
I1
6 10
A C
I2 Ans : RAB = 10 
3| I = ?
15  5
180V
D
8 4 30 17
8V 

34
8 12
12
30
13
I = 6 + (10 + 10) | | (15 + 5)
8 10 I
= 16 = 0.5 Amp.
0.5  20 Ans : I = 4 Amp.
 I1 = I2 = 20 + 20 = 0.25 Amp.
 VBD = (15  0.25)  (10  0.25) = 1.25 Volt.
4. RAB = ? , RBC = ?, RAC = ?
A
1.25
 Galvanometer current = 50
=0.025 A (Ans.) 9 6 1.5

4 3
B C
1

18 441 621
Ans: RAB = , RBC = ,R = 
11 550 AC 550
5| RAB = ? 10| eZ©bx `yBwU‡Z †ivaK R Gi gvb evwni Ki|
5 2
A
4
4 2
2 4

B 4

Ans. RAB = 6.245


Ans: R = 30 
6| I= ?

4 41 15 Nodal Analysis


2 6 15 4
6 17 11 1| Find I1&I2 by using nodal Analysis :

I 115V

10
Ans : I = Amp.
3

7| Find RT  I
15
Solution:
node-1 :
15 15
1 V2
15 15 V1 (1)  1  1= 0
V1  V2 1= 0 ...................(i)
15 15
node-2 :
1 1 1 V1 V3
I 16v V2 (1 + 2 + 2)  1  2 = 0
 V1 + 2V2  0.5V3 = 0.......(ii)
Ans : RT = 16, I = 1 Amp. node- 3 :
9| Find RAB 1 1 V2
V3 (2 + 1)  2  2 =0
4
 0.5V2 + 1.5V3 = 2 ...........(iii)
A 2 3
2
(i), (ii) & (iii) mgvavb K‡i cvB-
3
B V1 = 3 Volt, V2 = 2 Volt, V3 = 2 Volt
V3V2 22
0.5  I1 = = = 0 Amp (Ans.)
12 2 2
0 V3 0  2
Ans : RAB = 4  I2 =  = 2 Amp (Ans.)
1 1
2| wb‡gœi Ckt Gi mKj brance Gi Kv‡i›U †ei Ki|
conductance Gi gvb siemens G (s).
From node- 1
1 1 1 VB 24
VA ( + + )   2=0
12 4 6 6 12
1
0.5VA  6 VB = 4 .............(i)
From node- 2 :
1 1 VA
VB (6 + 3 )  6 = 0
9 VA
 18 VB = 6
Solution:  VA = 3 VB ..........(ii)
node- 1: From equation (i)  (ii)
V1 (1 + 2)  (V2  1)  (V3  2) + 2 = 0 1
0.5  3VB  6 VB = 4
3V1  V2  2V3 =  2 ........... (i)
 VB = 3 Volt (Ans.)
node- 2 :  VA = 9 Volt (Ans.)
V2 (1 + 4)  V1  1  5 = 0 0  VB 03
 I= = =  1 Amp (Ans.)
V1 + 5V2 = 5 .................. (ii) 3 3

node- 3 : 4| Find V=? (Nodal Analysis)


V3 (2 + 3)  (V1  2) + 5 = 0 I 6 V1 6
2V1 + 5V3 = 5 ............... (iii)
4
V 4V

(i), (ii) & (iii) mgvavb K‡i- 4


V1 =  1.5 Volt 8V 8V
V2 = 0.7 Volt,
V3 = 1.6 Volt

 1s Gi current= (1.5+0.7) 1 mgvavbt


= 2.2 Amp, B to A Point From node V1:
 2s Gi current= (1.5 + 1.6)2 V1( + + )- =
= 0.2 Amp, A to C Point. ⇒ 0.6V1=3.2
 4s Gi current = 0.74 = 2.8 Amp, ∴ V1=
B to datum node point
Now, I= [∵V1<12]
 3s Gi current = 1.63 = 4.8 Amp,

datum node to C point I=
I=
3| Find the value of VA & VB & I.
∴ V=IR= 6
= 4v (Ans)
5| Find the value of VA , VB
Exercise
1| Find the value of i

Ans. VA = 4/3 Volt, VB = 17/3 Volt


6| Find the value of I1, I2, I3, I4, I5, I6

Ans. i = 4.883 Amp

2| Find the value of i

Ans. I1 = 18A ; I2 = 8A
V1 V2 V3 I3 = 2A ; I4 = 4 Amp
I5 =  4 Amp; I6 = 4 Amp
7| Find the value of I1

Ans. i = 1.75 Amp

3| 3  resistor Gi current †ei Ki|

Ans. I 1 = 0.5 Amp


8| Find the value of V1 , V2

Ans. 2/3 Amp

4| ckt total power †ei Ki?

Ans. V1 = 18 Volt ,V2 = 12 Volt


9| Find the value of V1 , V2

Ans. 266.25 Watt


Ans. V1 = 7.1 Volt ,V2 = 3.96 Volt

10| Find Iab, Ibc, Ibd

a b c

0.25

d
All resistance are in ohm
22 8 10
Ans. Iab = A; Ibc =  A; Ibd = A.
21 21 7

11| Find the value of V1 , V2 ,V3

11
Ans.V1= Volt; V2 =1volt; V3 =1/3 Volt
3

12| Find the value of V1 , V2

Ans. V1 = 2.26 Volt; V2 = 0.174 Volt

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