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Circuit (Network) analysis is the process of finding the voltages across, and the currents through, every component in the network. Consider using in conjunction with tags for the particular analysis technique(s) in question: "nodal-analysis", "mesh-analysis", "superposition", etc.

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I’m fairly new to electronics / electrical engineering, and I’ve been reading about amplitude modulation because I find it really intriguing. I found the following AM modulator circuit in this answer ...
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I'm trying to add these two waveforms using phasors. I'm wondering how to handle the 100ωt part which is different in the second equation. V1 = 250 sin(100πt)V V2 = 169 sin(80πt − π/2)V Any help ...
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Heyo, I've managed to derive this formula for a cut-off frequency of a passive low-pass filter, but sadly I haven't been able to find any source on the internet which talks about it, so that I could ...
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I hope you are doing well. I am struggling to solve this modified nodal analysis question (MNA), but I think I am close. I have determined the 6 unknowns and the 6 equations needed to solve for all of ...
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Perhaps I am missing an important detail: Assuming all components are ideal (no resistances present), would current ever flow through L1 with SW closed? If: V(back emf)=L1 (di/dt) When SW closes ...
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I could not find another question exactly like this. What do we call the Q3/Q2 pair? It works like a Darlington, except in a Darlington both transistors have the same gender. So going from the base ...
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The following pole-zero plot is for the transfer function of driving point impedance (input impedance) of a circuit. The actual problem statement from a book is: Synthesize a driving point impedance ...
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How to use the LTspice OTA element? In fact I am trying to make a multiplier, but an answer to a question about that problem [https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/499607/364777] explains that the ...
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I’m simulating a high-voltage MOSFET full bridge in LTspice 24.1.5 (Windows) using IRS21867S gate driver models and discrete NMOS devices. A half-bridge version of the circuit simulates correctly, but ...
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I’m troubleshooting a Deltaco smart WiFi switch that became non-functional after I opened the unit to adapt it for a different application. I suspect I accidentally knocked off an SMD component from ...
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I'm currently just making an ASIC miner for fun in the combine of my own room to build up my portfolio a bit before I begin my EEN studies. I've been designing this on-and-off for about 2 years now, ...
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I have a question about a circuit analysis exercise I had in an exam. I think that my solution is fine, but they gave me only 9 points of 20. Skipping (a) question whose answer is 0.398 Ω, can you ...
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From the answers to [meta.stackexchange questions 4637] I understand that StackExchange does not have (and does not want) the possibility to upload files. But I can imagine that in discussions about ...
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I'm given that \$FAol>>1\$ gains ratio (ol/cl)=100 times \$Aol=10000\$ I know that when \$F_{AOL}>>1\$ then $$A_{CL}=\frac{A_{OL}}{FA_{OL}}=\frac{1}{F};A_{CL}=\frac{1}{F}$$ But \$F=\frac{...
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I am currently studying operational amplifier circuits and I am confused about the relationship between the mathematical derivation and physical stability. Let's consider a standard inverting ...
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