Use superposition to find the current IR3 through R3 in the direction of the arrow.
Superposition worksheet with answers
Use superposition to find the current IR2 through R2 in the direction of the arrow.
Find the value of the current source Is (direction as shown) that makes the current IR3 through R3 equal to zero.
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 = 20 V and Is = 8 mA, I = 8.2 mA; with Vs = 20 V and Is = 10 mA, I = 9 mA. Find the load current I when Vs = 2 V and Is = 6 mA.
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 = 9 mA. With V1 doubled and the other two unchanged, I = 4.5 mA. With the direction of Is reversed and the other two unchanged, I = −1 mA. Find the load current I when V2 is switched off and V1 and Is have their normal values.
Find the value of the voltage source V2 (polarity as shown) that makes the current IR3 through R3 equal to zero.
Answer key
- 1. IR3 = 4.333 A
- 2. IR2 = 0.2857 A
- 3. Is = 1.111 A
- 4. I = 2.9 mA
- 5. I = 0.5 mA
- 6. V2 = 18.37 V
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