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EEE121 Lab Sessional Guidelines

This document contains instructions for Lab Sessional 2 in the subject Electric Circuits Analysis. It instructs students to include their name and registration number. It states the sessional must be done individually and without copy-pasting. Students must submit on MS Teams and only submit their own work. Late submissions will be penalized. Questions involve explaining superposition principle and equivalence of circuits conceptually. The final question involves using Thevenin's theorem to find an equivalent circuit and calculate the current.

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EEE121 Lab Sessional Guidelines

This document contains instructions for Lab Sessional 2 in the subject Electric Circuits Analysis. It instructs students to include their name and registration number. It states the sessional must be done individually and without copy-pasting. Students must submit on MS Teams and only submit their own work. Late submissions will be penalized. Questions involve explaining superposition principle and equivalence of circuits conceptually. The final question involves using Thevenin's theorem to find an equivalent circuit and calculate the current.

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COMSATS University Islamabad Abbottabad

Campus

Lab Sessional 2
Program: BSE Semester: SP21
Subject: Electric Circuits Analysis Subject Code: EEE121
Section: D

Instructions:
o Write your Name and your Registration Number first.
o Lab Sessional to be done individually (NO GROUPS IN SESSIONAL)
o Copy paste will be consider ZERO.
o After uploading assignment on MS Teams press “turn in” button.
o Every student will submit sessional on MS Teams.
o Student found Name/Reg. No. on more than 1 sessional will be consider ZERO.
o Late Submissions will lead to deduction in the marks accordingly.
o Short Questions are conceptual so write it short and precise.
o For Q1 and Q2 Type the answers on MS Word OR write it by hand on paper,
take pictures and paste on MS Word.
o For Q3 take the screenshot of whole proteus circuit showing clear values of every
component and paste on MS Word
o The screenshot of proteus should show the circuit in running condition.
o Understanding the questions is a part of your exam.

QUESTIONS

Attempt all questions.

Question No.1 (2.5)


Explain that why we can’t use Superposition for calculating the power effects.

Power calculation cannot be done by superposition principle because power is not linear function
of voltage or current. Superposition is not applicable if any redundant source will present in the
circuit. Superposition is not applicable if any non-linear component is present in circuit.

Superposition theorem applies only for voltages and currents, not powers. Superposition


can be used to find the total current when it is in the time domain. Using that current, you
can then find voltage across or power absorbed by a resistor
Question No.2 (2.5)
Explain what do you mean by equivalence of two circuits? Are these two circuits equivalent
internally?

An equivalent circuit refers to a theoretical circuit that retains all of the electrical characteristics of
a given circuit. However, more complex equivalent circuits are used that approximate the nonlinear
behavior of the original circuit as well.

Two circuits are equivalent if you provide a certain voltage to the terminals the current through the
terminals will be the same and and vice versa; i.e. if you let flow a certain current through the
terminals, the voltage across the terminals will be the same for both circuits. AC Equivalent
Circuit of Semiconductor Diode: Junction Capacitance:The depletion region of a pn-junction is
a layer depleted of charge carriers situated between two blocks of low resistance material
Question No.3 (10)

 Using the Thevenin’s Theorem, find the equivalent circuit to the left of terminals in the
circuit. Then find I.
 The value of source voltage should be your roll number.
 Draw the above circuit in proteus and calculate all the necessary requirements.

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