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    This document analyzes electric circuits using voltage and current division rules. It discusses voltage divider circuits and how to calculate output voltages using Kirchhoff's voltage law. Current divider circuits are also examined, showing how to determine current values through each resistor using Ohm's law and the total source current.

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    This document analyzes electric circuits using voltage and current division rules. It discusses voltage divider circuits and how to calculate output voltages using Kirchhoff's voltage law. Current divider circuits are also examined, showing how to determine current values through each resistor using Ohm's law and the total source current.

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    This document analyzes electric circuits using voltage and current division rules. It discusses voltage divider circuits and how to calculate output voltages using Kirchhoff's voltage law. Current divider circuits are also examined, showing how to determine current values through each resistor using Ohm's law and the total source current.

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    Analysis of Electric Circuits

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    Ramya Ganesan
    This document analyzes electric circuits using voltage and current division rules. It discusses voltage divider circuits and how to calculate output voltages using Kirchhoff's voltage law. Current divider circuits are also examined, showing how to determine current values through each resistor using Ohm's law and the total source current.

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    ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC

    CIRCUITS

    Voltage Division Rule By

    Dr. G. RAMYA
    Assistant Professor/Department of EEE
    Current Division Rule Faculty of Engineering & Technology
    SRM Institute of Science and Technology
    Ramapuram campus

    1
    Voltage Divider Circuit

    • Developing more than one voltage level


    from a single voltage supply

    2
    Identify the current and Apply KVL

    vS  iR1  iR2  i ( R1  R2 )
    vS
    i
    R1  R2
    R1
    v1  iR1  vS
    R1  R2
    R2
    v2  iR2  vS
    R1  R2

    ECE 201 Circuit Theory I 3


    Connect a “Load” Resistor in Parallel

    ECE 201 Circuit Theory I 4


    Determine vo
    Req
    vO  vS
    R1  Req
    R2 RL
    Req 
    R2  RL
    R2
    vO  vS
      R2 
    R1 1      R2
      RL 

    ECE 201 Circuit Theory I 5


    RL  ,
    R2
    vO 
    R1  R2
    ECE 201 Circuit Theory I 6
    Current Divider Circuit

    • Split (divide) a current into two or more


    currents

    EGR 101 Introduction to Engineering I 7


    Identify the Voltage and Apply Ohm’s Law

    R1 R2
    v  i1 R1  i2 R2  is
    R1  R2
    R2
    i1  is
    R1  R2
    R1
    i2  is
    R1  R2
    8

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