TALLER EVALUATIVO
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MEDELLIN 2024-1
PROCEDIMIENTO
Cada punto debe ser resuelto a mano, de forma clara y organizada, especificando el paso a
paso del desarrollo matemático y del análisis circuital.
TALLER
1. Assume that the voltage across R2, which is also the voltage across R3, is given by
V2 = 6 V in the circuit shown in Figure 1. Find I 2, I3, V1, I1, and powers absorbed or
delivered by R1, R2, R3, and Vs. Using Ohm’s Law
Figure 1
2. The voltage V1 in the circuit shown in Figure 2 is given by 10 V. Find I 1, I2, and powers
on R1, R2, and Is. Using Ohm’s Law
Figure 1
3. Consider a circuit shown in Figure 3. We are interested in finding currents I1, I2, I3,
and I4. Using KCL.
Figure 2
4. Assume that the current through R3 in the circuit shown in Figure 4 is given by I3 5
3 mA. Find V3, I4, I2, V2, I1, and V1. Use KCL.
Figure 4
5. In the circuit shown in Figure 5, find the voltage V1 and currents I1, I2, and I3. Use
KCL
Figure 5
6. Find v, I1, and I2 in the circuit shown in Figure 6. Using KCL.
Figure 6
7. In the circuit shown in Figure 7, let I1 5 3 A, I3 5 10 A, and I6 5 28 A. Find I2, I4, and
I5. Use KCL.
Figure 7
8. Let I1 5 9 mA, I2 5 6 mA, I4 5 2 mA in the circuit shown in Figure 8. Find I3, I5, and
I6. Use KCL.
Figure 8
9. Find I1, I2, I3, I4, I5, and I6 in the circuit shown in Figure 9. Use KCL.
Figure 9
10. Suppose that V2 5 6 V in the circuit shown in Figure 10. Find I2, I3, I4, V4, I1, V1, and
V. Use KVL.
Figure 10
11. Find I2, V4, V1, V2, V3, I1, and I3 in the circuit shown in Figure 11. Using KVL.
Figure 11
12. Let V1=10 V, V5= 5KV, V6 = 3 V, and V7 =87 V in the circuit shown in Figure 12. Find
V2, V3, V4, and V8. Use KVL.
13. Find i, V1, V2, I2, I3, I4, I5, I6 in the circuit shown in Figure. Use KVL-KCL
14. , Find the currents Ia, I1, I2, I3, I4, I5, I6, and I7, and voltages V1, V2, and V3.
15. Interested in finding V1, V2, and V3.USE VOLTAGE DIVIDER RULE
16. Use the superposition principle to find voltage V1 in the circuit shown in Figure.
17. Use the superposition principle to find voltage V1 in the circuit shown in Figure.
18. Use the superposition principle to find the voltage across R2 in the circuit
19. Use the superposition principle to find voltage V1 in the circuit
20. Use the superposition principle to find voltage V0 across R4 in the circuit.
21. Find voltage V1 using source transformation for the circuit shown
22. Find voltage V1 using source transformation for the circuit
23. Find voltage V and current I using source transformation for the circuit shown in
Figure
24. Use Thévenin’s theorem, Find Vth, Rth
25. Find the Thévenin equivalent voltage and the Thévenin equivalent resistance
between a and b in the circuit shown
26. Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit between a and b in the circuit shown
27. Find the Thévenin equivalent circuit between terminals a and b for the circuit.
28. Using Norton theorem, find In, Rn(Rth)
29. Find the Norton equivalent circuit between terminals a and b for the circuit shown
30. Find the Norton equivalent circuit between terminals a and b for the circuit.
31. Find the Norton equivalent circuit between terminals a and b.
