Use superposition to find the voltage VR3 across R3 with the polarity shown.
Superposition worksheet with answers
Use superposition to find the node voltage VA (measured from ground).
A linear resistive circuit contains one voltage source Vs and one current source Is. The current I through a load resistor is measured twice: with Vs = 2 V and Is = 6 mA, I = −4.1 mA; with Vs = 8 V and Is = 10 mA, I = −5.9 mA. Find the load current I when Vs = 5 V and Is = 10 mA.
Use superposition to find the voltage VR4 across R4 with the polarity shown.
Use superposition to find the current IR2 through R2 in the direction of the arrow.
A linear resistive circuit contains three independent sources: V1, V2 and Is. The current I through a load is measured three times. With all sources at their normal values, I = 12.5 mA. With V1 doubled and the other two unchanged, I = 11.5 mA. With the direction of Is reversed and the other two unchanged, I = −11.5 mA. Find the load current I when V2 is switched off and V1 and Is have their normal values.
Answer key
- 1. VR3 = 4.737 V
- 2. VA = 7.5 V
- 3. I = −6.5 mA
- 4. VR4 = 5.364 V
- 5. IR2 = −0.3889 A
- 6. I = 11 mA
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