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This document contains questions about circuit analysis techniques including calculating electron flow, applying Kirchhoff's voltage law, using current and voltage division rules to find branch currents and voltages, calculating equivalent resistances, and converting between delta and star circuits. It asks the reader to use these analysis methods to solve for values like equivalent resistance, branch currents, power dissipation in circuit elements, and more for various resistor circuits where one or more of the element values and/or supply voltage is given.

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Tutorial Sheet1.1

This document contains questions about circuit analysis techniques including calculating electron flow, applying Kirchhoff's voltage law, using current and voltage division rules to find branch currents and voltages, calculating equivalent resistances, and converting between delta and star circuits. It asks the reader to use these analysis methods to solve for values like equivalent resistance, branch currents, power dissipation in circuit elements, and more for various resistor circuits where one or more of the element values and/or supply voltage is given.

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Unit 1

1. An ordinary 80W domestic ceiling fan on 230V supply takes a current of approximately
0.35 A. Calculate the number of electrons passing through the fan in every second.

2. Apply KVL to find the current in each branch of the circuit:

3. For the following circuit diagram find out: (a) Equivalent resistance (b) current flowing
through each branch (c) Power consumption of each element. Given that ET = 100 V.

4. Find out total current and power consumptions in individual element and hence find out
total power consumptions of the circuit for the following circuit by applying current
division rule:
5. Find out the voltage across each resistance in the below circuit by applying voltage
division rule.

6.
In the above circuit if R1= R2= R3= R4=R5=R6=R7=6 ohm and ET = 170V, then calculate:

a. Equivalent resistance between terminals A and B


b. Power dissipation in each resistance.
c. Total power dissipation.

7. Find the delta equivalent of following circuit:

8. Find the star equivalent of following circuit :

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