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    Series and Parallel Resistor Circuits: R2 R3 R4 R5

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    The document describes 5 circuits with different resistor configurations connected to voltage sources. It provides the total resistance, current through each resistor, and voltage across each resistor for each circuit. Circuit 1 has 5 resistors in series and parallel. Circuit 2 has 5 resistors in series and parallel. Circuit 3 has 6 resistors in a more complex configuration. Circuit 4 has 6 resistors in another configuration. Circuit 5 has the most complex configuration with 8 resistors.

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    The document describes 5 circuits with different resistor configurations connected to voltage sources. It provides the total resistance, current through each resistor, and voltage across each resistor for each circuit. Circuit 1 has 5 resistors in series and parallel. Circuit 2 has 5 resistors in series and parallel. Circuit 3 has 6 resistors in a more complex configuration. Circuit 4 has 6 resistors in another configuration. Circuit 5 has the most complex configuration with 8 resistors.

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    Series and Parallel Resistor Circuits: R2 R3 R4 R5

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    Series and Parallel Resistor Circuits

    ANSWERS:

    Circuit 1:
    R2 I4 R3
    R total = 2934.64 Ω
    270R 3k3
    I1 = 11.9 mA
    I2 = 1.59 mA
    I5 R4 I3 = 10.31 mA
    I3
    56k I4 = 9.76 mA
    I5 = 546 μA
    I2 R1 VR1 = 35 V
    22k VR2 = 2.78 V
    VR3 = 32.2 V
    I1 VR4 = 32.2 V

    35V
    Circuit 2:
    R total = 131.664 kΩ
    I1 = 227 μA
    R1 I2 R2 I4 R5 I2 = 15.37 μA
    22k 150k 100k I3 = 211.6 μA
    I4 = 227 μA
    I3 R3 R4 VR1 = 4.99 V
    VR2 = 2.31 V
    I1 330R 10k
    VR3 = 69 mV
    VR4 = 2.24 V
    VR5 = 22.7 V
    30V

    Circuit 3:

    R2 I3 I4 R3 R4 I5 R5 R total = 35.93 kΩ
    22k 2k7 220k 100R I1 = I4 = 1.39 mA
    I2 = 178 μA
    R1 I2 I6 R6 I3 = 1.21 mA
    I5 = 89.6 μA
    150k 15k
    I6 = 1.30 mA
    I1 VR1 = VR2 = 26.71 V
    VR3 = 3.76 V
    VR4 = 19.53 V
    VR5 = 8.9 mV
    50V VR6 = 19.54 V
    Class: NDE 1
    Subject: Electronics Lab (Analog) Page: 1
    Circuit 4:

    I3 R3 R total = 30.78 kΩ
    150k I1 = 1.46 mA
    I2 = 1.17 mA
    I3 = 294 μA
    R1 I2 R2 I4 R4 I4 = 1.40 mA
    33k 4k7 680R I5 = 63.3 μA
    VR1 = 38.54 V
    R5 I5 R6 VR2 = 5.51 V
    15k 22R
    VR3 = 44.05 V
    I1 VR4 = 0.95 V
    VR5 = 0.95 V
    VR6 = 1.4 mV
    45V

    Circuit 5:
    I7 R5
    150k R total = 1314.3 Ω
    I1 = 30.4 mA
    R4 I6 R6 I8 R7 I2 = 29.7 mA
    330R 47k 15k I3 = 198 μA
    I4 = 29 mA
    I5 I5 = I8 = 782.5 μA
    I6 = 596 μA
    1K2
    R1 I2 I3 R3 I7 = 187 μA
    VR1 = 35.64 V
    1k2 22k
    VR2 = 4.36 V
    VR3 = 4.36 V
    I4 R2 VR4 = 258 mV
    VR5 = 28.01 V
    I1 150R
    VR6 = 28.01 V
    VR7 = 11.73 V
    40V

    Class: NDE 1
    Subject: Electronics Lab (Analog) Page: 2

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