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Circuit Analysis

04/09/2011 9:08 AM

Hello all,I've attached a circuit above, i need to find the voltages across both loads. The values don't matter I just need a general equation.Voltages of both voltage sources are known, Is is known, the three impedances on top are known (and equal), the P and Q for both loads are known.
I need the In current and the voltage drops across both loads.
Thank you very much.
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Re: Circuit analysis

04/09/2011 12:01 PM

Look in your textbook for Kirchoff's equations.

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Re: Circuit analysis

04/09/2011 12:05 PM

This circuit can be solved by superposition theorem, where current in each load circuit is the sum of the current due to each current acting seperately leaving behind their internal resistances.Circuit can be solved by KVL rule.
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04/09/2011 12:24 PM

I'm not sure why you flagged this as OT. The "KVL rule" that you cited is Kirchoff's Voltage Law. This is not a homework cheat site for Circuit Analysis 101.

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