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This document contains 7 practice questions from an electrical engineering circuits tutorial. The questions cover circuit analysis techniques like mesh analysis, node analysis, superposition theorem, and calculating voltage and current. Specifically, it asks the reader to: 1) Determine the mesh/node equations for a given circuit, 2) Find currents in a circuit using node analysis, 3) Find a current using loop analysis, 4) Calculate a voltage gain, 5) Use superposition to find resistor currents, 6) Use superposition to find a current and voltage, 7) Solve a previous question using mesh instead of node analysis.

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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

This document contains 7 practice questions from an electrical engineering circuits tutorial. The questions cover circuit analysis techniques like mesh analysis, node analysis, superposition theorem, and calculating voltage and current. Specifically, it asks the reader to: 1) Determine the mesh/node equations for a given circuit, 2) Find currents in a circuit using node analysis, 3) Find a current using loop analysis, 4) Calculate a voltage gain, 5) Use superposition to find resistor currents, 6) Use superposition to find a current and voltage, 7) Solve a previous question using mesh instead of node analysis.

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Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

Dept of Electrical Engineering

Handout 3 EE 101 Electrical & Electronic Circuits


Tutorial 2 July 28, 2011

Question 1) For the circuit in picture,


a) what is the minimum number of mesh (or loop) equations required to find all branch currents
in the circuit. Arrange the mesh equations in a matrix form.
b) What is the minimum number of node equations required to solve for all voltages across the
components of the circuit. Arrange the node equations in a matrix form.
c) Which method (mesh or node) do you think is more computationally efficient for this circuit.

V3
+
R1 R3 R5
+ +
V1 R2 R4 V2

Figure 1: Circuit for Question 1

Question 2) Let the current through resistor Rj be ij . Find the values of ij in the circuit
shown below.

6A

1
4

1 1
3
2

7A

1
4

1
5

1
1V +

Figure 2: Circuit for Question 2

Question 3) In Figure 3, find the current i through the 2 resistor using loop analysis.
1
1
2

1V
2A +
1
i
1
2
2
2V
+

Figure 3: Circuit for Question 3


vo
Question 4) Find the voltage gain, i.e. vin
from the circuit below.

gm v3

rd
+

vin + g vin r vo
v3

RL

Question 5) Determine the currents that flow in each resistor using superposition theorem.

3 6
8
+ +
10V 12 10V
+
10V

Question 6) Determine i and v using superposition theorem.


+ v
5
4i

i 2
+ + 6A
12V 6V

Question 7) Solve the problem in Question 2 using mesh analysis(if you have used node
analysis there).

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