Basic Electricity and Electronics for Control: Fundamentals and Applications, 3rd Edition

| 1. | Determine the total current and total resistance for the following two-resistor combinations in parallel with the source voltage. All resistance is in ohms, and voltage is in volts unless otherwise stated:
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| 2. | Determine the total resistance using the assumed-voltage method for the following three resistor combinations in parallel with the source. All resistance is in ohms unless otherwise stated.
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| 3. | At what point in the circuit shown in the following figure would you connect a current meter? ![]() |
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| 4. | For this problem, use the following figure. The supply voltage is 25V, Rload is 2.5 kilohms, Rm (meter resistance) is 50 ohms, and Ifsd (full-scale deflection current) is 500 ?A (.5mA or .0005 amp). If you want fsd to occur at 20mA what value must the shunt be? |
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| 5. | Refer to the figure in Problem 4. Rload = 1000, Rm = 50 ohms, and meter fsd is .5mA (.0005A). In this problem, we would like the fsd to occur at 25mA, so what value will Rshunt have? |
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| 6. | Refer to the figure in Problem 4. Rload = 2500 ohms, Rm = 100 ohms, and the meter fsd is 1mA. You want fsd to occur... |