Example 2.1 : Find the equivalent resistance between the two points A and B shown in the Fig. 2.14. 30 1a 19 Foetiioen| & 50 60 [www —4-—o 79 Fig. 2.14 Example 2.2 : Find the voltage across the three resistances shown in the Fig. 2.20. Ry Rm Ry AW AW WW 10a 20a 302 im> Example 2.3: Find the magnitudes of total current, current through Ry and Rp if, Ry= 10, R= 20 Q, and V= 50 V. ‘=> Example 2.4: Transform a voltage source of 20 volts with an internal resistance of 5 Q to a current source.ym) Example 2.5: Convert the given current source of 50 A with internal resistance of 10 2 to the equivalent voltage source. 2A im Example 2.6: Apply Kirchhoff's current law and voltage law to the circuit shown in the Fig. 2.37. Indicate the various branch currents. Write down the equations relating the various branch currents. A Solve these equations to find the values of these *Y currents. Is the sign of any of the calculated currents negative ? If yes, explain the significance of the negative sign. Fig. 2.37 um> Example 2.12: Determine the current supplied by each battery in the circuit shown in the Fig. 2.52 by using Kirchhoff's laws. (May -98) sa 49 8a Fig. 2.52 ma> Example 2.20: The circuit is shown in the Fig. 2.61. A 452_ 100 202 N wv ne i) Find the equivalent resistance across the 1 2 i Le) supply. ii) If voltage drop across 50 is 100 V, find the supply voltage. iti) Find the power consumed by each resistance.hm Example 2.21: The four resistances 40 2, 32 2, 60 2 and RyQ are connected in parallel across d.c. supply. Current in 400 is 3A while the total current from supply is 25.8.A. Find, i) Supply voltage ii) Ry iti) Equivalent resistance across supply. 1p=258A wu Example 2.23 : Calculate current through the 15 Q resistance tm) Example 2.25 : using Thévenin theorem SY on 180. 5a 200 250 Foy Fig. 2.65 In the circuit shown, find current through branch AB Using equivalent current source methode (ee.-99)wm Example 2.26: For the circuit shown in the Fig. 2.70 find the Thevenin’s equivalent across 16 Q resistance and hence find the current through it. (May -84) 4a 249 20V 162 30v Fig. 2.70 um Example 2.27 : Find the current I, in Fig. 2.71, by application of Thevenin’s theorem. (Dec-2003) ti 120 ow 9 d 5a 109 = 20 “4 gee fe : 4 © F = Fig. 2.74 im> Example 2.28 : Using Thevenin’s theorem determine the current flowing through 22 resistance in the network shown in Fig. 2.74. (Dec.-2005) 19 19 Rv 20 Fig. 2.74 Verify the answer using Norton's theorem. im) Example 2.29: Replace the given network by Norton's equivalent across the terminals AB. wma@® ea zov(s) 30 Fig. 2.76Basic Electrical Engineering 27 D.C. Circuits Q.13 Write the Kirchhoff’s voltage equations for the circuit shown in the Fig. 6 and hence find current flowing through 4 Q resistance. [Dec-2004, 6 Marks} Qs Fig. 7 For the Fig. 7 of Q. 14 find the current flowing through 5 Q resistance using Thevenin's theorem. (Dec.-2004, 8 Marks] BE Find /,, Ic, and v, in the transistor circuit of Fig. 3.41. Assume that the transistor operates in the active mode and that # = 50. Ver = 0.7 V in the active mode, Jc 00a aay roxa . wit + ou) “PSY a oop Figure 341 For Example 3.12