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the formula of RTH plz
what abut q6 and q4
q4 1-(R*b*vIN)/(1+R*b) 2-(VS*(1+R*b)-vIN)/(1+R*b)
Formulas for Q3? "For the last two parts assume I = 2A" Also, formulas for Q6 please :)
plzz plzz Q3 and Q6
q6 Vin=45V, R1=1.5Ω, R2=2Ω, R3=6Ω, A=2 and B=0.5 1-i1=5 2-vo=7.5 3-vth=7.5
formulae
plzz post formulae
Thx EngSara
q6 the formula 1-Vo* (R3-(B*R1*R3)+R1+R2+A*R2)/(R3-B*R1*R3)=VIN 2-i1=V0/(R3-B*R1*R3) 3- vo = vth
Someone with Rth formula , would be appreciated !
RTH???
@ali_amjad , Brother , it is the last part of question 6
Anyone has the formulas of the Q3?
i don't know the Rth
@EngSara , same is the case here :-/
what about Q3
q3 if I=10 vo=2 if I=-3 vo= -1 if I =1 vo=0.333 v1=0.665
plzz the formula aor hint for Q3
the resistance of zener =1
Thx EngSara Again
you are welcome :)
i am trying Q3
@EngSara , how did you find out that if I = 10 , then vo = 2 ????
@EngSara not getting it in Q3
@chaand.i i dont thimk we sholud think zener as R=1 because if so then v0=7.5 . .??
@EngSara ????
engsara please help me with q3 what the formula or answer I 9a then vo =...I is -3 vo=..Iis 4 then v1= and vo=
chaand.i its to 3,3V but the zener cuts it down to 2V
Q3 for I=2A? What's the formula? :3
@Zozi what the formula for Q3
\[(2ohm/3ohm)*I\] for v1 and for v2 its half, but over two volts the zener cuts dovn the voltage to 2V
RTH pleasee
engsara please help......q6 I1, Vo, Vth, Rth formula pleaseeee?
Q6 Rth please, Vin=18V, R1=1.5Ω, R2=3Ω, R3=4Ω, A=1.5 and B=0.5.
i got it My Rth= 3.6
Q3: p1 : zener voltage sholud be less than the given current so vo=2V which is zener voltage Q3: P2 : I1=( 0.66 * I ) . . . also find I2 = (0.33 * I) .. . Vo= I2 Q3: P3 : (a) I1=( 0.66 * I ) . . . also find I2 = (0.33 * I) .. . Vo= I2 . . (b) v1 = I1
@JoãoVitorMC how you got it?? Rth
I got my Rth here http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5089b78de4b0d596c4603b9e
@chaand.i the volt must be 3.33 but when see the fig of zener , the max volt is 2
@JoãoVitorMC : if you consider zener as R=1phm resistor then this question would be much much simpler
R=1ohm
yes that's what i do, but this happens only then the voltage saw by the element is in the range -+2
yup because in the first part the current source is too big and then zener limits the voltage
Rth ???/
thank you @EngSara and @Zozi for help of Q3
RTH= Vth / ISC Isc= Current on short circuit How can I find the ISC?
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