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The document outlines the process of determining nodal voltages in a circuit using nodal analysis, including the application of Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL). It provides calculations for the nodal voltages e1 and e2, resulting in e1 = -288.46 mV and e2 = -961.538 mV. Additionally, it discusses the output voltages as V1 changes from 5V to 10V, yielding VOUT values of 961.538 mV and 1.923 V, respectively.

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Home Work N1

The document outlines the process of determining nodal voltages in a circuit using nodal analysis, including the application of Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL). It provides calculations for the nodal voltages e1 and e2, resulting in e1 = -288.46 mV and e2 = -961.538 mV. Additionally, it discusses the output voltages as V1 changes from 5V to 10V, yielding VOUT values of 961.538 mV and 1.923 V, respectively.

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Home work N°01

Consider the circuit shown in Figure below. The dependent source is current-
controlled current source.

1- Determine the nodal voltages.

1.le calcule des tension des noeuds :

To calculate the nodal voltages we use the nodal analysis by :

• Design all the nodes of the circuit


• Choose the reference node (the node linked with the greatest number of generators)
• Determine the value of the known nodes and name the nodes
• KCL (  I sortant =0 )at the level of all the unknown nodes (assuming that all the currents are
outgoing)
• The circuit resolution
For e1 :

e 1−0 e 1−v 1 e 1−e 2


+ + =0
2k 10 k 1k
e1 e1 v1
+ +e 1−e 2=
2 k 10 k 10 k
16e1 v1
−e 2=
10 10
For e2 :

e 2−e 1 e 2−0
+ −6 Ix =0
1k 5k
e2
e 2−e 1+ −6 Ix=0
5k
6e 2
e 1+ −6 Ix=0
5k

we have : Ix =e1/2k

6e1 6e2
so: −e 1+ =0
2k 5k
aprés les calcules on trouve que :

e1=-288.46mV

e2=-961.538mV

2.pspice verefication :

voltage
current

2- plot the output voltages as the voltage V1 changes from 5 V to 10 V.

8e1 v1
−e 2=
5 10
6e2
−4e1+ =0
5
Apres les calcules on trouve que :

E1 = 0.057 V1
E2 = 0.192 V1
So when v1 =5v VOUT = 961.538 mv

when v1 =10v VOUT= 1.923 v

pspice verefication :
Dc sweep :
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