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    Alexander-SadikuAlexander-SadikuFundamentals of Electric CircuitsFundamentals of Electric Circuits

    Chapter 2Chapter 2

    Basic LawsBasic Laws

    Copyright The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission require !or reprouction or isplay.

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    "asic #aws - Chapter $"asic #aws - Chapter $

    $.1 %hm&s #aw.

    $.$ 'oes, "ranches, an #oops.

    $.( )irchho!!&s #aws.

    $.* +eries esistors an oltage i/ision.

    $.0 Parallel esistors an Current i/ision.

    $. 2ye-elta Trans!ormations.

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    $.1 %hms #aw 314$.1 %hms #aw 314

    5 %hm&s law states that the /oltage acrossa resistor is irectly proportional to thecurrent I !lowing through the resistor.

    5 Mathematical e6pression !or %hm&s #awis as !ollows7

    5 Two e6treme possi8le /alues o! 70 (ero! and (infinite! are relate

    with two 8asic circuit concepts7 shortcircuitan open circuit.

    iRv =

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    $.1 %hms #aw 3$4$.1 %hms #aw 3$4

    5 Conductance is the a8ility o! an element toconuct electric current9 it is the reciprocal o!resistance an is measure in mhos orsiemens.

    5 The power issipate 8y a resistor7

    v

    i

    RG ==

    1

    R

    vRivip

    2

    2===

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    $.$ 'oes, "ranches an #oops$.$ 'oes, "ranches an #oops314314

    5 : 8ranchrepresents a single element such as a/oltage source or a resistor.

    5 : noeis the point o! connection 8etween twoor more 8ranches.

    5 : loopis any close path in a circuit.

    5 : networ; with 8 8ranches, n noes, an l

    inepenent loops will satis!y the !unamentaltheorem o! networ; topology7

    1+= nlb

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    $.$ 'oes, "ranches an #oops$.$ 'oes, "ranches an #oops3$43$4

    Example "

    #ow man$ %ranches& nodes and loops are there'

    %riginal circuit

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    $.$ 'oes, "ranches an #oops$.$ 'oes, "ranches an #oops3(43(4

    Example 2

    #ow man$ %ranches& nodes and loops are there'

    Should we consider it as one%ranch or two %ranches'

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    $.($.( )irchho!!&s #aws 314)irchho!!&s #aws 314

    5 )irchho!!&s current law 3)C#4 states that thealge8raic sum o! currents entering a noe3or a close 8ounary4 is =ero.

    0

    1

    ==

    N

    n

    niMathematically,

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    $.($.( )irchho!!&s #aws 3$4)irchho!!&s #aws 3$4Example

    5 etermine the current I !or the circuit shown inthe !igure 8elow.

    ) * -(-+!-2 , 0

    ) , -A

    .his indicates thatthe actual currentfor ) is flowin/

    in the oppositedirection2e can consier the whole

    enclose area as one >noe?.

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    $.($.( )irchho!!&s #aws 3(4)irchho!!&s #aws 3(4

    5 )irchho!!&s /oltage law 3)#4 states that thealge8raic sum o! all /oltages aroun a close path

    3or loop4 is =ero.

    Mathematically, 01

    ==

    M

    m

    nv

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    $.($.( )irchho!!&s #aws 3*4)irchho!!&s #aws 3*4

    Example

    5 :pplying the )# equation !or the circuit o! the!igure 8elow.

    va-v1-vb-v2-v3 = 0

    V1 = IR1 v2 = IR2 v3 = IR3

    va-vb = I(R1 + R2 + R3)

    321 RRR

    vvI ba

    ++

    =

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    $.* +eries esistors an oltage$.* +eries esistors an oltagei/ision 314i/ision 314

    5 +eries7 Two or more elements are in series i! theyare cascae or connecte sequentially

    an consequently carry the same current.

    5 The equi/alent resistance o! any num8er o!resistors connecte in a series is the sum o! theini/iual resistances.

    5 The /oltage i/ier can 8e e6presse as==+++=

    N

    nnNeq RRRRR

    1

    21

    vRRR

    Rv

    N

    nn

    +++

    =

    21

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    Example +

    "01 and are in series

    $.* +eries esistors an oltage$.* +eries esistors an oltagei/ision 314i/ision 314

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    $.0 Parallel esistors an Current$.0 Parallel esistors an Currenti/ision 314i/ision 314

    5 Parallel7 Two or more elements are in parallel i!they are connecte to the same two noes anconsequently ha/e the same /oltage across them.

    5 The equi/alent resistance o! a circuit with' resistors in parallel is7

    5 The total current i is share 8y the resistors inin/erse proportion to their resistances. The currenti/ier can 8e e6presse as7

    Neq RRRR

    1111

    21

    +++=

    n

    eq

    n

    nR

    iR

    R

    vi ==

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    Example

    2& + and 2Aare in parallel

    $.0 Parallel esistors an Current$.0 Parallel esistors an Currenti/ision 314i/ision 314

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    $. 2ye-elta Trans!ormations$. 2ye-elta Trans!ormations

    )(1

    cba

    cb

    RRR

    RRR

    ++

    =

    )(2

    cba

    ac

    RRR

    RRR

    ++=

    )(3

    cba

    ba

    RRR

    RRR

    ++

    =

    1

    133221

    R

    RRRRRRRa

    ++=

    2

    133221

    R

    RRRRRR

    Rb++

    =

    3

    133221

    R

    RRRRRRRc

    ++=

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