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=Voltage Division Practice=
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'''Practice question for [[ECE201]]: "Linear circuit analysis I" '''
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By: Chinar Dhamija
  
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Topic: Voltage Division
  
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==Question==
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Find V1.
  
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===Answer ===
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Bottom of the circuit is considered to be ground.<br />
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First we need to find Vx. Vx can be found by voltage division.<br />
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    Vx = 24(4 / (6 + 4))
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          = 9.6 V
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Now, find the voltage at the independent source.
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    = .75 * 9.6
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    = 7.2
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Finally, solve for V1 by using voltage division again.
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    V1 = 7.2(3 / (3 + 2))
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          '''= 4.32 V'''
  
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==Questions and comments==
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Latest revision as of 15:31, 26 April 2015


Voltage Division Practice

Practice question for ECE201: "Linear circuit analysis I"

By: Chinar Dhamija

Topic: Voltage Division


Question

Find V1.

ECE201 P2.png


Answer

Bottom of the circuit is considered to be ground.
First we need to find Vx. Vx can be found by voltage division.

    Vx = 24(4 / (6 + 4))
         = 9.6 V

Now, find the voltage at the independent source.

    = .75 * 9.6
    = 7.2

Finally, solve for V1 by using voltage division again.

    V1 = 7.2(3 / (3 + 2))
         = 4.32 V

Questions and comments

If you have any questions, comments, etc. please post them below

  • Comment 1
    • Answer to Comment 1
  • Comment 2
    • Answer to Comment 2

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