Electrical Engineering - Circuit Theorems and Conversions - Discussion

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22.
Referring to circuit given, if R1 is changed to a 68 resistor, what will be the current through it?

0.16 A
0.24 A
0.2 A
0.04 A
Answer: Option
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Krishnamachari K said:   1 decade ago
Putting superposition theorem into action.

Current due to Is1(Is2 removed) in replaced 68 ohms resistance alone = 0.2 A.
Current due to Is2(Is1 removed) in replaced 68 ohms resistance alone = 0.04 A.

Adding in reference with direction = 0.2-0.04 = 0.16 A.
(As current in the replaced 68 ohm resistance is opposite in both cases).

KaushalSingh said:   1 decade ago
Condition given that R1=68 and R2=68.

Apply KCL at central node.

So current flows equally to both the resistors.

Pradeep said:   1 decade ago
Apply kcl v1/68=2-.04.

v1/68 = 0.16.

v1 = 0.16*68.

v1 = i1*r1.

0.16*68 = i1*68.

i1 = 0.16A.

Drishti said:   1 decade ago
By kirchoff's current law.

I +0.2=0.04.

I=0.04-0.2 = -0.16A.

Ahmad jaradat said:   1 decade ago
v=.04*68=2.72 (fixed)
so
v at new 68 = 2.72 (parallel)
i=2.72\68 = .04 a

Siddu said:   1 decade ago
If resistance decreses current increases at node current flow 0.2 amps curent divide each branch then resistance is low curent flow high so 0.16

0.16 + 0.02 = 0.2 amps.

Shiva said:   1 decade ago
Apply kcl at centre node
0.2-0.04=1.6

L.Haque said:   1 decade ago
I1=.2A,when I1 active
I2=.04A,when I2 active
Final current=.2-.04=.16A(ans)

Vishal said:   1 decade ago
Jyoti can you explane how your gating 0.06 in last step?

Sravanthi said:   1 decade ago
Why it should be 0.1 A in each branch ? please explain it clearly.


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