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    1. The document appears to be an assignment for an electrical circuits course. It contains 7 questions involving concepts like digital multimeters, current and voltage division, equivalent resistances, superposition theorem, and nodal analysis. Students are asked to use these circuit analysis techniques to solve for various currents and voltages in the circuits diagrams provided. 2. Question 1 asks why an ideal digital multimeter would have infinite resistance rather than zero resistance when measuring voltages. Questions 2-4 involve using techniques like current division, voltage division, and superposition theorem to solve circuits. 3. Questions 5-6 require determining equivalent resistances and solving for specific voltages and currents. Question 7 is a nodal analysis problem where students must

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    1. The document appears to be an assignment for an electrical circuits course. It contains 7 questions involving concepts like digital multimeters, current and voltage division, equivalent resistances, superposition theorem, and nodal analysis. Students are asked to use these circuit analysis techniques to solve for various currents and voltages in the circuits diagrams provided. 2. Question 1 asks why an ideal digital multimeter would have infinite resistance rather than zero resistance when measuring voltages. Questions 2-4 involve using techniques like current division, voltage division, and superposition theorem to solve circuits. 3. Questions 5-6 require determining equivalent resistances and solving for specific voltages and currents. Question 7 is a nodal analysis problem where students must

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    1. The document appears to be an assignment for an electrical circuits course. It contains 7 questions involving concepts like digital multimeters, current and voltage division, equivalent resistances, superposition theorem, and nodal analysis. Students are asked to use these circuit analysis techniques to solve for various currents and voltages in the circuits diagrams provided. 2. Question 1 asks why an ideal digital multimeter would have infinite resistance rather than zero resistance when measuring voltages. Questions 2-4 involve using techniques like current division, voltage division, and superposition theorem to solve circuits. 3. Questions 5-6 require determining equivalent resistances and solving for specific voltages and currents. Question 7 is a nodal analysis problem where students must

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    Assignment 1

    ESC 201
    August 2, 2017

    Basic
    1. The digital multimeter (DMM) is a device commonly used to measure voltages. It is equipped with two
    leads (usually red for the positive reference and black for the negative reference) and an LCD display
    lead at the top node and the negative lead on the bottom node. Using KCL, explain why would we
    ideally want a DMM used in this way to have an infinite resistance as opposed to zero resistance.
    2. For the circuits below, R1 = 50Ω, R2 = 500Ω, R3 = 100Ω, R4 = 50Ω, R5 = 25Ω and R6 = 50Ω.
    (a) Use current division to find current i through R5 .
    R1 R4

    5 mA R2 R5

    R3 R6 i

    (b) Use voltage division to find voltage v across R2 .


    R1 R4

    +
    10 V − v R2 R5

    R3 − R6

    3. Use the concept of series/parallel resistances and voltage and current division to determine the current
    i in the circuit shown below.

    1
    20 Ω 15 Ω

    4Ω 15 Ω

    5Ω 15 Ω
    i
    +
    48 V − 24 Ω 5Ω

    8Ω

    4. Use superposition theorem to solve for current i in the circuit shown below.

    24 V
    8Ω
    +
    −

    4Ω 4Ω

    +
    12 V − 3Ω 3A

    Advanced
    5. Find the equivalent resistance across the nodes A, B for the following circuits.

    8Ω
    (a) (b)

    8Ω 4Ω 4Ω 4Ω 8Ω
    2Ω 4Ω A
    A

    8Ω 8Ω
    2Ω 4Ω B
    B 4Ω 8Ω 8Ω 8Ω

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    10 Ω 10 Ω
    (c)
    10 Ω
    10 Ω
    10 Ω 10 Ω
    10 Ω
    A 10 Ω 10 Ω 10 Ω

    10 Ω
    10 Ω 10 Ω 10 Ω

    6. Find the voltage v and the current i in the below circuit.

    4A

    10 Ω
    14 Ω

    15 Ω
    v
    − +

    1A
    20 Ω
    6Ω
    i

    5Ω
    6A

    7. In the given circuit, use nodal analysis to find the value of k, that will cause vy to be zero.

    1Ω 2Ω 2Ω

    +
    +
    + +
    vx vy kvx
    6V − 4Ω 2A −

    − −

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