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resistances. Combine resistors in parall el by addi ng the ir co ndu ctances. The wye-to-de lt a and de il a- to-wye transfo rmati ons are also an aid in reducing th e complexity of a netwo rk . PROBLEMS 2.1 Determine the curre nt and power di ss ipated in the resistor in Fi g. P2.1. Figure P2.1 2.2 Determine the curre nt and power dissipated in the resistors in Fi g. P2.2. 20 12 V 0. 5 S Figure P2.2 2.3 Determine th e vo ltage across the resistor in Fi g. P2.3 and th e po wer di ss ip ated. Figure P2 .3 2.4 Given th e circ uit in Fi g. P2 A, find th e vo ltage ac ross each resistor and the power di ssipat ed in each. 5n 6A 0.25 S Figure P2.4 2.5 In the network in Fig. P2.S . the power absorbed by Rx is 20 mW. Fin d R,. Figure P2.5 PROBLE MS 77 Short circuit Zero resistance, zero vo lt age; th e cur- rent in th e short is determ in ed by the rest of th e c ircuit. Open circuit Zero conductance, zero current; the voltage across the open terminals is determin ed by the rest of th e circ uit. 2.6 In the network in Fig. P2.6, th e power abso rbed by G.l is 20 mW. Fin d G,. Figure P2 .6 2.7 A model for a standard two D-ce ll fl ashlight is shown in 0 Fig. P2.? Find the power di ssipated in the lamp. 1-n lamp 1.5 V Figure P2 .7 2.8 An automo bi le uses two halogen head li ghts connected as e shown in Fig. P2.8. Determine th e power supplied by the ba tt ery if each head li ght draws 3 A of curren t. 12V Figure P2 .8

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resistances. Combine resistors in parallel by adding their conductances. The wye-to-delta and deila- to-wye transformations are also an aid in reducing the complexi ty of a network.

PROBLEMS

2.1 Determine the current and power dissipated in the resistor in Fig. P2.1.

Figure P2.1

2.2 Determine the current and power dissipated in the res istors in Fig. P2.2.

20

12 V 0.5 S

Figure P2.2

2.3 Determine the voltage across the resistor in Fig. P2.3 and the power diss ipated.

Figure P2.3

2.4 Given the circuit in Fig. P2 A, find the voltage ac ross each res istor and the power dissipated in each.

5n

6 A 0.25 S

Figure P2.4

2.5 In the network in Fig. P2.S. the power absorbed by Rx is 20 mW. Find R,.

Figure P2.5

P R O B L E MS 77

• Short circuit Zero resistance, zero voltage; the cur­rent in the short is determined by the rest of the circuit.

• Open circuit Zero conductance, zero current; the voltage across the open terminals is determined by the rest of the circuit.

2.6 In the network in Fig. P2.6, the power absorbed by G.l is 20 mW. Find G, .

Figure P2.6

2.7 A model for a standard two D-cell flashlight is shown in 0 Fig. P2.? Find the power dissipated in the lamp.

1-n lamp

1.5 V

Figure P2.7

2.8 An automobi le uses two halogen headlights connected as e shown in Fig. P2.8. Determine the power suppl ied by the battery if each headlight draws 3 A of current.

12V

Figure P2.8

78 C H A PTE R 2 RE S I S T IV E C I RC UI TS

2.9 Many yea rs ago a siring of Christmas tree ligh ts was man­ufactured in the form shown in Fig. P2.9a. Today the lights are manufactured as shown in Fig. P2.9b. Is there a

good reason for this change?

: ®n------.,@--h-m-m~

(a)

: ¥ fn n~ ________ __ --'f (b)

Figure P2.9

2.10 Find 11 in the network in Fig. P2.IO

2mA

Figure P2.10

2.11 Find I I in the network in Fig. P2. !1

6mA

4mA

Figure P2.11

2.12 Find I I in the network in Fig. P2. 12

I I

6mA

Figure P2.12

2 mA

2.13 Find 11 and 12 in the ci rcuit in Fig. P2. 13.

S mA

4 mA 2mA

Figure P2.13

2.14 Find I] in (he ci rcu it in Fig. P2. 14.

I I

4 rnA

+

2mA

Figure P2.14

2.15 Find Ix in the circuit in Fig . P2. IS.

5 I,

LI.::x ___ -.4 ____ -!. ____ ..J 2 mA

Figure P2.15

2.16 Determine h in the ci rcu it in Fig. P2. 16.

6 kfl 3 I, 2 kfl 3 kfl

Figure P2.16

o 2.17 Find 10 and 'I in the c irc uit in Fig. P2.17.

SmA

4 mA

2mA

3 mA

Figure P2.17

2.18 Find 1.1"1 I,.. and ( in the network in Fig. P2 . IS.

3mA f ,

12 mA

+---.I'W'--t---{- +

j 4mA

f, 2 mA

Figure P2.18

2.19 Find VIxl in the c ircuit in Fig. P2.19.

a b c 0---{111,"--<>---4 + -

+ 4V -6V +

12 V 2V

d

Figure P2.19

2 .20 Find V;ul in the network in Fig. P2.20.

a b c

- 3V + - 2 V +

4V 12 V

e + 3V -

Figure P2.20

PROBLE MS 79

2 . 21 Find ViI> and V .. c in the circuit in Fig. P2.21.

2V

+

a b c ~-+---ANL--1-~+ -

+ 1 V -12V 3V

d

g - 2V + f - 1 V + e

Figure P2.21

2 .22 Find \t;", and v.:/ in the circuit in Fig. P2.22.

+ 6V

a b .-~MI~-+---{+ -

- 4V + 9V

c

12 V 6V +

e

Figure P2.22

SV

+

d

+ 3V

2.23 Given the c ircuit diagram in Fig. 2.23, find the following

voltages: \!;/ip \ill' ~C' V,li, ~'" Yoc. v,,;. 'if · ~b' and ~C'

8V

16 V

12V

Figure P2.23

12V

4V

2.24 Find V,IC in the c ircuit in Fig. P2.24.

a b .-___ Ml~-+--_<+ -

+ 4V -

3Vx 12 V

Figure P2.24

c

20V

14 V

+

v = 2V x

80 CHAPTER 2 RESISTIVE CIRCUITS

2.25 Find y,,,[ and Y,'c in the circui t in Fig. P2.25. 2.29 Find v,Jd in the network in Fig. P2.29. o a b c

a b c - 1V +

3 kO

4 V,. + 12 V 12 V 4V

e + 1 V d

Figure P2.25 Figu re P2.29

o 2.26 Find ~ in {he network in Fig. P2.26. 2.30 Find ~{ in the circuit in Fig. P2.30.

V,. + . -24 V

- + 0

40 4 V,.

+ 20 •

12V VA + 2 VA Vo 6 kO

Figure P2.26 6V + BV o 2.27 Find ~ in the circuit in Fig. P2.27.

iii Ix _ V ... I - Figure P2.30

L - +

40 12V 120

-j 21,. + Vo + V,

2.31 Find V:dJ in the network in Fig. P2.3l.

6V 20

a

30 40

Figure P2.27 60 9V

-+ b

0 2.28 The IO-V source absorbs 2.5 Il1W of power. Calculate ~ Vim and the power absorbed by the dependent voltage 'j£I source in Fig. P2.28.

Figure P2.31

2.32 If Vo = 3 V in the circuit in Fig P2 .32, find Vs.

2 V, 3 kO II

12 kO

20V V ba 10kO Vol"

~ + 5 kO

b 10V Figure P2.32

Figure P2.28

e 2·33 Find the power supplied by each source in the circui t in Fig. P2.33.

6 V

4 kfl 2 kfl r-~~----~+-r-----~--~

12 V

3 kfl 3 kfl

Figure P2.33

6 kfl

2.34 Find V, and the power supplied by the IS-V source in the ci rcuit in Fig. P2.34.

5 kfl 10V

'\-+ 6kfl

4 kfl 25V

Figure P2.34

Find VI in the network in Fig. P2.35.

_ Vx +

10 kfl + 5 kfl

25V

Figure P2.35

2 kfl

8 kfl

Vx 4

2.36 Calculate the power absorbed by the dependent source in the circuit ill Fig. P2.36.

4 kfl 2 kfl ~~~----~+ -'~~~~N--.

12V

P R OB L EMS 81

2.37 Find the power absorbed by the dependent voltage source in the circuit in Fig. P2.37.

2 Vx 10 kfl 5 kfl

20 V

2 kfl

10 kfl

Figure P2.37

3 kfl

2.38 Find the power absorbed by the dependent source in the 0 circuit in Fig. P2.38.

4 kfl

20V

6 kfl

Figure P2.38

Ix

10 kfl

2.39 Find 10 in the network in Fig. P2.39.

+ 2000 Ix

2 kfl 6 kfl 3 kfl

Figure P2.39

2 .40 Find 10 in the network in Fig. P2.40.

6kfl 12 kfl 12 kfl

Figure P2.40

1.5 V, 6 kO 2.41 Find the power supplied by each source in the circuit in Fig. P2.4I.

~--~~r---r--J

3 kfl 3 kfl

4 rnA 1 kfl 2 kfl 2mA 5 kfl

Figure P2.36

Figure P2.4'

82 CHAPTER 2 R E SIST I VE C I RC U ITS

o 2·42 Find the current If\ in the circuit in Fig. P2.42

4 kf! 1 kf! 2 kf! 5 kf!

Figure P2.42

o 2·43 Find 10 in the network in Fig. P2.43.

9 -4 kf! 12 kf!

10 12 mA t 6 kf!

3kf!

Figure P2.43

2.44 Find 10 in the network in Fig. P2.44.

af!

6 kf! --0 t 5A j +

4f! V-'

-

Figure P2 .44

2.45 Calcu late the power absorbed by the dependent source in the circuit in Fig. P2.45.

4mA 1 kf! 2 k!1 5 k!1

Figure P2.45

Determine I f. in the circuit in Fig. P2.46.

I ,

+

2kf! 3 kf!

Figure P2.46

~ 2.47 Find the power absorbed by the dependent source in the network in Fig. P2.47.

4 kf! 1 kf! 3mA 5 kf!

Figure P2.47

o 2.4 8 Find R,w in the circuit in Fig. P2.48.

A

9 kf! 2 kf! 2 kf!

R;t/J - 12 kf! 4 kf! 2 kf!

B

Figure P2.48

o

o 2·49 Find R AIl in the network in Fig. P2.49.

A

1 kfl

RAB_

B

Figure P2.49

o 2.50 Find R AB in the circuit in Fig. P2.50.

i A o---~~--~~~--~-,~--~

2 ~n 2 kfl 1 kfl

R AB - 2 kfl 2 kfl

2 kfl 2 kfl 1 kfl

B

Figure P2.50

2.51 Find R,w in the ne(work in Fig. P2.S I.

A

B

Figure P2.51

2.52 Find R AIl in the circuit in Fig. P2.S2.

A 12 kfl

2 kfl 6kfl

R AB - 4 kfl 12 kfl

B

Figure P2.52

8 kfl

P ROBLEMS 83

2.53 Fi nd R"H in the network in Fig. P2.5 3.

A 6 kfl

6 kfl

- 6 kfl

B

Figure P2 .53

2.54 Find R A/J in the circuit in Fig. P2.54.

2 kfl

4 kfl

2 kfl

Figure P2.54

4 kfl

A - R AB ,B

2 kfl

2 kfl

2 .55 Find the equiva lent resistance R l'q in the network in Fig. P2.SS .

12 fl

12fl

12 fl 12 fl

Jcr--R eq

12 fl 12 fl

Figure P2.55

o

84 CHAPTER 2 RESISTI V E CIRCUITS

2.56 Find the equiva lent resistance looking in at terminals a-b in the circuit in Fig. P2.56.

12 0 10 0

40

80 80 80

40

80 80

60

40

Figure P2.56

o 2·57 Given the resistor configuration shown in Fig. P2.57, find the equivalent resistance between the following sets

<!) of tenninals: ( I) a and b, (2) band c, (3) a and c. (4) d ~d~~)a~d~~c~~ma~d,~)ca~~ (9) band d, and ( 10) band e.

0 2 .58

a

50 100

50

b d

e

40 120

40

c

Figure P2.57

Seventeen possible equivalent resistance values may be obtained using three resistors. Detennine the seventeen different values if you are given resistors with standard values: 47 n, 33 n, and 15 n.

o 2·59 Find the range of resistance for the following resistors.

(al I kn with a lolerance of 5%

(bl 470 n with a tolerance of 2%

(el 22 kn wilh a tolerance of 10%

100

120 180

80

100 200

90

60

2.60 Given the network in Fig. P2.60, find the poss ible range of values for the current and power dissipated by the following resistors.

(al 390 n with a tolerance of 1%

(bl 560 n with a tolerance of 2 %

10 V

Figure P2.60

R

2.61 Find II and Vo in the circuit in Fig. P2.61 .

2 kO 8 kO

12V 4 kO

Figure P2,61

+

o

) 2.62 Find /, and Vo in the circuit in Fig. P2.62.

6V t2 kO 4 kO

Figure P2.62

, 2.63 Find Vub and ~Ir in the circuit in Fig. P2.63.

+ Vab b a

20 <b 50

20 V :!:

40 + d 30

10

c 20

Figure P2.63

2.64 Find VI and fA in the network in Fig P2.64.

16 kO

+

15 V 10 kO

Figure P2.64

2.65 Find lo in the network in Fig. P2.65.

6 kO

12 kO 12 kO

Figure P2.65

2.66 Determine l o in the circuit in Fig. P2.66.

6kO

12kO 4kO 2 kO

4 kO 16 kO

CY 12V

Figure P2.66

+

12 kO

PROBLEMS 85

2.67 Find V, in the network in Fig P2.67.

50

24 V

30

Figure P2.67

so

100

60

30

2.68 Determine Vo in the network in Fig. P2.68.

5kO

1S rnA 3kO

1 kO

Figure P2.68

2.69 Find V~b in the circuit in Fig P2.69.

90 150 100

20

Figure P2.69

2.70 Find V,/b in the network in Fig P2.70.

50 30 20

30

Figure P2.70

60

60

86 C H APTER 2 RES I S TI VE C I RCUITS

~ 2·71 Find 'I> '2 and Vi in the circuit in Fig P2.7!.

40 20

60 3A

I ,

60

~-

v~~ 40

I,

Figure P2.71

2.72 If Vo = 4 V in the network in Fig. P2.72, find Vs.

8 kO

+

Vs 4 kO

~---4---O

Figure P2.72

2.73 Ir the power absorbed by the 4- kfl res istor in the circuit in Fig. P2.?3 is 36 mW, find Vs.

9 kO

12 kO 4kO

Figure P2.73

2.74 If 10 = 5 rn A in the circuit in Fig. P2.74, find Is-

10 = 5 rnA

4 kO 2 kO

Figure P2.74

2.75 If I" = 2 rn A in the circui t in Fig. P2.75, find ~"

12 kO 6 kO

Figure P2.75

20

30 40

2.76 Find the va lue of Vs in the network in Fig. P2.76 such that the power supplied by the current source is O.

30

20

Figure P2.76

80

60

2.n In the network in Fig. P2.??, VI = 12 V. Find Vs.

4 kO

2 kO 1 kO

6kO 4 kO 3kO

Figure P2.77

2.78 In the network in Fig. P2.78, ~J = 6 V. Find Is.

3 kO 1 kO +

IS 7 kO Vo 2kO

Figure P2.78

2 kO

(}

2.79 In the circui t in Fig. P2.79, v,! = 2 V. Find Is.

12 II 2ll Sll +

10 II IS 3ll 4ll

~------+-------~------~-----o

Figure P2.79

o 2.80 Find the va lue of VI in the network in Fig. P2.80 sti ch that v" = O.

SV 2ll

-+ +

2ll

Va 2ll 4 II 2ll

VI + -

Figure P2.80

o 2.81 If VI = 5 V in the c ircuit in Fig. P2.8 1, fi nd Is.

4 kll IS 6 kll 3 kll

Figure P2.81

C 2.82 In the network in Fig. P2.82, VI = 12 V. Find Vs.

4kll

2 kll 1 kll

6 kll 4 kll 3 kil

Figure P2.82

0 2 .83 Given that V(! = 4 V in the network in Fig. P2.83. fi nd Vs.

~

3 kll

Figure P2.83

6V

12 kll

3 kfl 2 kll

2mA 1 kll

PROBLEMS 87

2 .84 Given that IA' = 4 A, li nd R. V" b, and the power supp lied by the IO-A current source in the network in Fig. P2.S4.

4ll a 40V

Sll +

\ 20 ll

V (lU

10 A t ----- b R

1.\. 10 II

Figure P2.84

2.85 Find the val ue of V..- in the network in Fig. P2.8S, Stich that the 5-A curre nt source supplies 50 W.

2ll

4ll

4ll

5V 2fl 2ll SA

Figure P2.8S

2.86 If the power ;lbsorbcd by the 6-A CUITent source in the circui t in Fig. P2.86 is 144 W, fi nd Vs and the power supp lied by the 24-V voltage source.

6A 4ll

4fl

12ll

Vs Sll 4ll 24 V

Figure P2.86

88 CHAPTER 2 RESISTIVE C I RCUITS

o 2.87 Given I" = 2 mA in the circuit in Fig. P2.87, tind (t.

SV + 1 kO 2 kO

SV

1 kO 2 kO 1 kO

Figure P2.87

e 2.88 Given /0 = 2 mA in the network in Fig. Pl.SS, find VII-

SmA 1 kO

SV

- +\___---+---NV'----1 1 kO

1 kO 2 kO 2 kO

Figure P2.88

e 2.89 Given Vo in the network in Fig. P2.89, find IA·

~

1 kO 1 kO

~ __ AN~~-~+-\____+---~

1 kO

SV + 12 V

2 kO

+

1 kO

L-____ ~------~-----o

Figure P2.89

2·90 If the power supplied by the 2·A current source is 40 w. e find Vs and the power absorbed by the 5· V source in the network in Fig. P2.90.

50 2A

50

100

5V 50 50

Figure P2.90

2.91 The 40-V source in the circuit in Fig. P2.9 1 is absorbing 80 W of power. Find V,.

3A

200 50 100

SO

100 t 5A + 40V

+ V,.

Figure P2.91

2.92 Find the value of Vx in the circuit in Fig. P2.92 such that the power supplied by the 5-A source is 60 W.

10 10

3A

40

5V 20 20 5 A

Figure P2.92

2.93 Given that \II = 4 V, find VA and RIJ in the circuit in Fig. P2.93.

VA 16 V + - +-

4mA

4 kn RB 6 kn

8V SmA

2 kn

Figure P2.93

o 2·94 Find the power absorbed by the network in Fig. P2.94.

12 kn

2 kn 18 kn

Figure P2.94

Find the value of g in the network in Fig. P2.95 sllch Ihal the power supplied by the 3-A sOllrce is 20 W.

I gl,

PROBLEMS 89

2.97 Find I" in the circuit in Fig. P2.97 .

12 n

+ 24 V -12 n

8n 14 n

10

Figure P2.97

2.98 Fi nd 10 in the circui t ill Fig. P2.98.

3n

36V 12 n 4 n

sn

18 n

Figure P2.98

2.99 Determine the value of Vo in the network in Fig. P2.99. 0 12 kn

0 +

6kn 18 kn

4kn 6 kn V

""+ -

a

Figure P2.95 Figure P2·99

o 2.96 Find the power supplied by the 24-V source in the circui t in Fig. P2.96.

12kn 12 kn

12 kil ~ 12 kn

24 V

12 kn 12 kn

Figure P2.96

2 .100 Find the power supplied by the 6- V source in the net­work in Fig. P2.1 00.

12 kn 12 kn

12 kn + 12 kn

6V

12 kn 12 kn

Figure P2.100

90 CHAPTER 2 R E SIST IV E CIRC UI TS

o 2.101 Find Vo in the circui t in Fig. P2. 1 01.

IS ~~NV~-----(-+·>-~~--------O

3 kO

12 V

Figure P2.101

e 2.102 Fi nd V:, in the network in Fig. P2.102.

I

+ 2000 IS

5 kO

.. ~~----~+->-~------~ 2 kO

24 V

Figure P2.102

2.103 Find I I in the network in Fig. P2.I03.

s o

60V

Figure P2.103

I ,

40

I ,

60

0 2.104 Find I •. 12, and h in the circuit in Fig. P2. 104.

so

Figure P2.104

+

4kO

120

12

4.SA

24 V

2.105 A single-stage transistor ampli licr is modeled as shown in Fig. P2. 1 05. Find the current in the load RL.

Rs = 1 kO

+

VS = 2S0mV Ro = 4 kfl

Figure P2.105

PROBLEMS 91

o 2.106 Find l o in the network in Fig. P2. 1 06.

fj -eo

60 --0 t 5A ! 3 V, +

40 V, 10

-

Figure P2.106

C 2.107 A I),picailransislor amplifier is shown in Fig. P2.I07. Find the ampli fier gain G (i.e., the ratio of the output voltage 10 the input voltage).

1000 4 kO r--III0---1~------"O

+

Vs ~ 250mV 5 kO 5000

Figure P2.107

~ 2.108 Find the power absorbed by the 12-kfl res istor in the network in rig. P2.I08.

+

4 kO

6mA t 4 kO 3 10 ! Vo 12 kO

6 kO 3 kO

10 -

Figure P2.108

e 2.109 Find the power absorbed by the 12-kn resistor in the network in Fig. P2. I09.

+

4 kO 12 kO

5mA t 2 kO V, ! Vo 2000 +

12 kO

V, 3kO

--

Figure P2.109