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Questions: DC Analysis

The document provides instructions on solving various circuit analysis problems using different techniques like mesh equation method, nodal analysis, superposition theorem, and Thevenin's and Norton's theorems. It also defines passive and active components, unilateral and bilateral elements, and linear and non-linear systems. Finally, it asks the reader to state and prove the maximum power transfer theorem.

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Questions: DC Analysis

The document provides instructions on solving various circuit analysis problems using different techniques like mesh equation method, nodal analysis, superposition theorem, and Thevenin's and Norton's theorems. It also defines passive and active components, unilateral and bilateral elements, and linear and non-linear systems. Finally, it asks the reader to state and prove the maximum power transfer theorem.

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UNIT-1

1:-Using mesh equation method, find the current in resistance R1 of network given below.

2:-Using nodal analysis, find the current through 10 resistor in figure.

4:-Determine current through 8 resister in the following network using super-position theorem.

5:-Find the Thevenins equivalent circuit & Norton's equivalent circuit of the given network.

6:-Find the value of resistance R to have maximum power transfer in the circuit shown in figure. Also
obtain the value of maximum power.

7:-Write short notes on:


(a) Passive and Active component
(i)Active Element: An Active element is one, which supplies Energy to the electric circuit.
Example: Voltage source V and Current source I etc.
(ii)Passive Element: A Passive element is one, which receives energy, and converts into heat or
stored in it. Example: Resister R, Inductor L and Capacitor C.
(b) Unilateral and bilateral elements

(c) Linear and Non-linear system

8:-State and prove maximum power transfer theorem.

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