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    Experiment Title: Bias Point Detail Analysis of DC Circuit With Dependent Sources Using Pspice Schematics

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    This experiment analyzes the bias point details of a DC circuit containing dependent sources using PSpice schematics. The objectives are to simulate the circuit in PSpice and compare the results to theoretical calculations. Theoretically calculated currents and voltages are i1 = -12A, i2 = 4A, i0 = 16A, V1 = 10V, V2=106V, V3=112V, V4=32V, V5 = -320V, and V6 = -64V. PSpice simulation results match the theoretical values closely, validating the use of PSpice to analyze circuits with dependent sources.

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    Experiment Title: Bias Point Detail Analysis of DC Circuit With Dependent Sources Using Pspice Schematics

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    This experiment analyzes the bias point details of a DC circuit containing dependent sources using PSpice schematics. The objectives are to simulate the circuit in PSpice and compare the results to theoretical calculations. Theoretically calculated currents and voltages are i1 = -12A, i2 = 4A, i0 = 16A, V1 = 10V, V2=106V, V3=112V, V4=32V, V5 = -320V, and V6 = -64V. PSpice simulation results match the theoretical values closely, validating the use of PSpice to analyze circuits with dependent sources.

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    This experiment analyzes the bias point details of a DC circuit containing dependent sources using PSpice schematics. The objectives are to simulate the circuit in PSpice and compare the results to theoretical calculations. Theoretically calculated currents and voltages are i1 = -12A, i2 = 4A, i0 = 16A, V1 = 10V, V2=106V, V3=112V, V4=32V, V5 = -320V, and V6 = -64V. PSpice simulation results match the theoretical values closely, validating the use of PSpice to analyze circuits with dependent sources.

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    Experiment Title: Bias Point Detail Analysis of DC Circuit With Dependent Sources Using Pspice Schematics

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    This experiment analyzes the bias point details of a DC circuit containing dependent sources using PSpice schematics. The objectives are to simulate the circuit in PSpice and compare the results to theoretical calculations. Theoretically calculated currents and voltages are i1 = -12A, i2 = 4A, i0 = 16A, V1 = 10V, V2=106V, V3=112V, V4=32V, V5 = -320V, and V6 = -64V. PSpice simulation results match the theoretical values closely, validating the use of PSpice to analyze circuits with dependent sources.

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    Experiment Title: Bias Point Detail Analysis of DC Circuit with Dependent Sources Using

    PSpice Schematics.

    Objectives:
    1. To analyze Bias Point Detail of DC circuit with Dependent Source using PSpice
    Schematics.

    Circuit Diagram:

    Discussion and Analysis:


    By doing this experiment we have been able to simulate our circuits via PSpice and test
    the results. Previously we had tested our circuits practically, but this is more efficient.
    Answer of Post Lab Questions
    1. Theoretically calculate all the currents and the voltages for the circuit.
    Solution:

    From the figure,


    I s = i1
    Vab = 8i2
    KVL at Super-mesh,
    -10 + 8i1 + 0.5Is + 20i2 + 8i2 = 0
    -10 + 8i1 + 0.5I1 + 20i2 + 8i2 = 0 [∵ I s=i 1]
    8.5i1 + 28i2 = 10 ------------------(1)
    And,
    i2 - i1 = 0.5Vab
    i2 - i1 = 0.5× 8i2 [∵ V ab=8 i 2]
    i1 +3i2 = 0 ----------------- (2)
    Solving equation (1) and (2), we get,
    i1 = -12A, i2 = 4A
    So,
    i0 = i2 – i1 = 4 – (-12) = 4 + 12 = 16A

    Now, Voltage at Node 1,


    V1 = 10V
    Voltage at Node 2,
    KCL at Node 2,
    V 2−10 V 2−0.5 I s
    - 16 + =0
    8 28
    V 2 10 V 2 0.5 ×(−12)
    - - 16 + - =0 [∵ I s=i 1=−12 A]
    8 8 28 8
    9 V 2 477
    =
    56 28
    ∴ V2 = 106V

    Voltage at Node 3,
    V3 = (4 × 28) = 112V [∵ i2=4 A∧R=(20+8)Ω]
    Voltage at Node 4,

    V4 = + (4 × 8) = 32V [∵ i2=4 A∧R=8 Ω]

    Voltage at Node 5,

    V5 = - (16 × 20) = -320V [∵ i0=16 A∧R=(16+ 4)Ω]

    Voltage at Point 6:

    V6 = - (16 × 4) = -64V [∵ i0=16 A∧R=4 Ω]


    2. Compare the theoretical solution of the circuit shown in the figure with the solutions
    obtained from PSpice.

    Solution:

    Comparing the theoretical solution of the circuit obtained from above with the solution
    obtained from PSpice.

    PSpice Calculated

    i1 i1
    = 12A = -12A
    is is

    Currents i2 = 4A i2 = 4A

    i0 = 16A i0 = 16A

    V1 = 10V V1 = 10V

    V2=106V V2=106V

    Voltages V3=11V V3=11V

    V4=32V V4=32V

    V5 = -320V V5 = -320V

    V6 = -64V V6 = -64V

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