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2. Find the Thevenin Equivalent circuit for the networkbelow. Draw the Thevenin

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Question

2. Find the Thevenin Equivalent circuit for the networkbelow. Draw the Thevenin eqivalent circuit.

VTh = ______________________

                                                                                                                               RTh = ______________________

What load resistor must be attached across the output terminalsfor maximum power transfer?

                                                                                                                               RL = ______________________

Find the current through, voltage across and power disipated bythe load resistor.

                                                                                                                               IL = _______________________

                                                                                                                               VL = _______________________

                                                                                                                               PL = ______________________

Explanation / Answer


R5 is removed from the circuit because it has nocurrent.
Left node: 12 Node above R2: v2 Node above R4: Vth
Node v2: ((v2 - 12)/10) + (v2/20) + ((v2 - Vth)/5) =0          2v2 - 24 + v2 + 4v2 - 4Vth = 0             -4Vth + 7v2 = 24    (1)
Node Vth: ((Vth - v2)/5) + (Vth/20) = 0       4Vth - 4v2 + Vth =0          5Vth - 4v2 = 0       (2)
From (1) & (2):
v2 = (120/19)    = 6.32 V v2 = (120/19)    = 6.32 V
Vth = (96/16)    = 5.05 V

Now, let us find Rth:
Turn off the 12 V voltage source.
Rth = (((10 || 20) + 5) || 20) + 5    = (235/19)    = 12.37

RL = Rth    = 12.37

iL = (Vth/(Rth + RL))    = (57/235)    = 0.2426 A

VL = iL(RL)    = 3 V

PL = VL(iL)    = (171/235)    = 0.7277 W

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