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Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electric Circuits
Posting ID:
49679
OTA ID:
103846
3 Phase power factor correction
Hi, I'm doing an assignment on 3 phase power factor correction on electric motors (Lagging). One question asks me to comment on the difference between pf correction capacitors connected in star and delta. Could you give me any ideas please?
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electric Circuits
Posting ID:
50755
OTA ID:
102922
The Tevenin and Norton equivalent circuit
Hi How can I find the Tevenin and Norton equivalent circuit for the attached circuit? Please write the steps. Thanks
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electric Circuits
Posting ID:
51075
OTA ID:
104400
*10. For the network of Fig. 10.53: (a) Determine AVNL, Zi and Zo. (b) Sketch the two-port model with the values determined in part (a). (c) Determine Av and Avs. (d) Change Rs to 1k and determine Av and Avs. What is the effect of increasing levels of Rs on the voltage gain? (e) Change Rs to 1k and determine Avnl, Zi, and Zo. What is the effect of increasing levels of Rs on the parameters? (f) Change RL to 5.6k and determine Av and Avs. What is the effect of increasing levels of RL on the voltage gains? Maintain Rs and its original level of 0.6k.
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electric Circuits
Posting ID:
51288
OTA ID:
104967
For the network of Fig. 8.82, determine RE and RB if Av = -10 and re = 3.8ohms. Assume that Zb = Bre Note: B = 120 ro = 80k ohm (See attached file for full problem description)
Subject:
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Topic:
Electric Circuits
Posting ID:
51369
OTA ID:
104400
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