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Lab # 03 To Determine Unknown Nodal Voltages in Ac/Dc Circuits Objective
Lab # 03 To Determine Unknown Nodal Voltages in Ac/Dc Circuits Objective
Lab # 03 To Determine Unknown Nodal Voltages in Ac/Dc Circuits Objective
Procedure steps:
First I click on the Get new parts icon to select parts from the parts list or type the
name identifier for the part in the shortcut box.
Type r for resistance, VDC for DC voltage source and IDC for DC current source.
Change the orientation of part r with CTRL+R.
Connect the elements according to the circuit diagram with the help of draw wire
option.
Assign numerical values to the elements by double click on that element and
change the value attribute.
Connect ground by typing EGND .EGND should be earth-egnd not analog.
Name the nodes according to the circuit diagram (optional)
Go to the file menu and save the circuit.
Now using the analysis menu click on setup and select bias point detail for DC
analysis (it is enabled by default).
For displaying current and voltage on schematics click on the Display result on
schematics under Analysis menu.
Task # 01
Using Bias point detail and procedure steps mentioned above designed the given
circuit in PSPICE to show node voltages.
Circuit diagram:
Calculation:
Node 1:
4A = i1+i3-----(1)
2A+i2+i3 = 0-----(2)
Eqn 1=> 4A=(V1/2 ohm) +(V1-V2)/12 ohm
Eqn 2=> 2A+V2/6 ohm + (V2-V1)/12 ohm
By solving, we get
V1= 6v
V2= -6v
Task # 02
Using Bias point detail designed the given circuit in PSPICE to show node voltages and V2.
Circuit diagram:
Calculation:
6=i1+i2+4A
V1-v2=12------(2)
V1=10.67V
V2=-1.33V
Task # 03
Using Bias point detail designed the given circuit in PSPICE to show node voltages V1,V2 V3
Circuit diagram:
Calculation:
KVL at Node 1:
9A-i1-i2-i3=0--------(1)
4A+i2-i4=0-----------(2)
i3-4A-i5=0-----------(3)
V1-V2=0--------------(4)
V1-V2=6V------------(5)
Solving the equations, we have
V1=18.909v
V2=24.909v
V3=8.909v
CONCLUSION:
In this lab we learnt about nodal analysis and super node . We also find the nodal
voltages in a AC/DC network.