Can any body tell me the procegure about how to use Super
Position Theorem to solve any electronics circuit.Please
tell me all the steps which used in Super Position
Theorem.Thanks
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Answer Posted / venson eyang
Hi, this example might help...
Series Opposing
-voltage sources will subtract
(higher voltage minus lower voltage)
-same polarity connection
ex. draw a series circuit ---------->
(source1) V1=10v (-)(upper)(+)(lower), R1= 100, R2 = 75,
(source2) V2=35v (-)(upper)(+)(lower)
------R1-----------R2---------
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V1 V2
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VT (Voltage Total) = (V2)35v - (V1)10v
= 25v
VR1 = R1/RTxVT = 100/175x25 = 14.285v
VR2 = R2/RTxVT = 75/175x25 = 10.7142v
check = VR1+VR2 = 24.9992v or 25v (VT)
sorry for the drawing :). dunno yet how to solve parallel
or series parallel, if there is.. (0,,0).
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