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I definitely went for the longer approach o_O You've helped my understanding a lot thanks
As for the currents of the remaining resistors, they're given right?
My equivalent circuit is wrong because it gives the wrong current right?
You put the current source there because there the current will flow through the node?
So here is the circuit, I am trying to figure current and volt drop through resistors.
I've got the circuit down to this by combining parallel and series. Also worked out total current.
I cannot think where to start with calculating the volt drops,
I have this table
Would I start by...
Hi,
I have been given a task to draw a no load phasor diagram to find values of core components of the current.
I have been given this information:-
- transformer capacity value
- delta wired
- 3 wire supply value
- P voltage
- "previous measurements for same size transformer", iron loss...
This is i think is more likely what is expected since the question says to "modify the build".
Unfortunately though, I wouldn't know how to do that since nothing you are saying makes any sense to me. Sorry, I'm a bit of a noob, and its probably really easy.
I changed the input to 0.5 seconds to achieve a 1Hz output as you said but I didn't think that was all since the question says to "modify the build". As far as calculations go, all I could manage to put in was working out that 1 sec = 1hz
Hi,
The question is - using this circuit
which I have built in multisim..
"Modify the existing analogue build to achieve an approx frequency of 1Hz" , "include all calculations"
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
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