Here, it talks about bridging the resistor, but I don't see any bridging because the current source IC was replaced by an open circuit. So, the current must return via R6, and no bridging took place. Why is bridging mentioned here? Additionally, I don't understand how the resistors can be short-circuited by the beta node?…
Hello, unfortunately I have absolutely no idea how to solve the problem. Can someone explain to me what I have to do here?
Hello, I have a problem with the following task: My approach would be superposition and for the first case with I1 = 0 Ampere that works, but for the second case with U1=0V I don't know how to proceed. I have a resistor R3 in series with the current source, which means that converting I1…
Hello, I need help with a simple circuit: In order to get to Ua you would actually first have to combine the sources. Normally it would be a good idea to convert the 6 V voltage into a current source, but the 5 Ohm resistor is in parallel…. It is explicitly stated that the problem…
If the power sources could be combined, in which direction would the current flow? How much current would that produce?
What would the circuit look like if I turned this circuit into a current source and what resistor should I use?
Is this light on? Please explain why
I have attached a picture to the question. Unfortunately, I cannot get the right result from the calculation (2) I started to calculate R2,R3,R4 using the voltage divider rule and saw U as 2.7V but I can't seem to find the right solution and am asking for help here. Thanks in advance
Hello, I'm facing a (relatively difficult, for me) electrical engineering problem. I need to determine the currents I5 and I4. It involves alternating current. It seems a bit complicated, so I'm grateful for any help. I've been working on it for a while.
Hello, could someone explain to me how large Phi1 is and why this is the case? Thank you in advance.