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    This module discusses series-parallel circuits and delta-wye transformations. It provides examples of solving for unknown values in series-parallel circuits using Kirchhoff's and Ohm's Laws. It also demonstrates how to convert between delta and wye networks by calculating the equivalent resistances. The objectives are to illustrate series-parallel combinations, use circuit laws to solve for unknowns, and introduce the delta-wye transformation technique.

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    This module discusses series-parallel circuits and delta-wye transformations. It provides examples of solving for unknown values in series-parallel circuits using Kirchhoff's and Ohm's Laws. It also demonstrates how to convert between delta and wye networks by calculating the equivalent resistances. The objectives are to illustrate series-parallel combinations, use circuit laws to solve for unknowns, and introduce the delta-wye transformation technique.

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    This module discusses series-parallel circuits and delta-wye transformations. It provides examples of solving for unknown values in series-parallel circuits using Kirchhoff's and Ohm's Laws. It also demonstrates how to convert between delta and wye networks by calculating the equivalent resistances. The objectives are to illustrate series-parallel combinations, use circuit laws to solve for unknowns, and introduce the delta-wye transformation technique.

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    Module 8

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    This module discusses series-parallel circuits and delta-wye transformations. It provides examples of solving for unknown values in series-parallel circuits using Kirchhoff's and Ohm's Laws. It also demonstrates how to convert between delta and wye networks by calculating the equivalent resistances. The objectives are to illustrate series-parallel combinations, use circuit laws to solve for unknowns, and introduce the delta-wye transformation technique.

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    Module no.

    8
    Contents:
     Series - Parallel Circuit
     Delta to Wye Transformation

    Topic Objectives:

     To illustrate the series-parallel circuits combinations


     To use Kirchhoff’s Law and Ohm’s Law in solving for
    the unknowns
     To introduce the technique of delta to wye transformation
    SERIES – PARALLEL CIRCUITS
    A series-parallel configuration is one that is formed by a
    combination of series-parallel elements.
    R1 R3

    IT
    E R2 R4

    To compute for RT: To compute for IT:


    1. Always start with the last element Apply Ohm’s Law
    R4 is in series with R3
    E
    2. The combination is in parallel with R2 IT =
    RT
    3. Finally, the result is in series with R1.
    Sample Exercises:
    Ex.1 Solve for RT, IT, and the voltage sharing of each resistor
    2Ω 5Ω

    10V 8Ω 10V 5Ω

    (a) (b)
    Ex.2 Solve for RT, IT, and the current sharing of each resistor

    36V 36V
    4Ω 6Ω 6Ω 6Ω
    6.6Ω Solve for
    Ex.3 a) RT
    b) IT
    54V c) I4Ω and I6Ω
    4Ω 6Ω d) Voltage across each
    resistor and
    e) PT, Power dissipated
    by each resistor
    Ex.4
    IT
    I2
    8Ω Determine
    15Ω a) I2
    12V
    b) V2Ω
    2Ω
    4Ω
    Ex.5
    IT I2
    8Ω Determine
    15Ω a) I2
    12V + b) V2Ω
    2Ω V
    -

    Ex.6 +V1 -
    3Ω I2
    Determine
    6Ω
    a) V1
    2Ω I4 + b) I2
    24V 8Ω 12Ω V5
    c) I4
    -
    d) V5
    +V1 -
    Ex.7
    9Ω
    I3 I6 Determine
    6Ω a) V1
    12V 4Ω +
    3Ω V6 b) I3
    -
    c) V4
    +
    V4 6Ω 3Ω d) I6
    - e) V6

    13Ω
    Ex.8
    Calculate for open and
    6Ω 18Ω closed a-b terminals
    b
    a) RT
    100V ◦a ◦b b) IT
    18Ω 6Ω
    WYE - DELTA TRANSFORMATION

    The purpose of this problem is to find the potential


    difference between the two terminals of the resistor
    12KΩ.

    http://singachea.net/blog/?p=17
    WYE - DELTA TRANSFORMATION
    Situation often arise in circuit analysis when the resistors are
    neither in series or parallel. (Ex. A bridge circuit)
    R1 R2
    1 3 1 3
    R1 R2

    R3
    R3

    2 4 2 4
    WYE NETWORK TEE NETWORK

    1 3 1 3
    Ra Ra
    Rc Rb Rc Rb

    2 4 2 4
    DELTA NETWORK PI NETWORK
    THE CONVERSION

    http://singachea.net/blog/?p=17
    Ra
    Ex.1
    1 3
    25Ω
    10Ω 15Ω
    Convert the delta-network
    Rc Rb to its equivalent wye-network

    2 4
    DELTA NETWORK

    Ex.2
    10Ω 20Ω
    1 3

    Convert the tee-network


    R3 40Ω to its equivalent delta-network

    2 4
    TEE NETWORK
    a
    Ex.3 ●
    IT
    50Ω 30Ω
    Determine Rab, IT
    20Ω
    DC
    15Ω
    120V

    50Ω
    14Ω

    ●
    b
    Ex.4
    13Ω

    Determine RT, IT
    IT
    24Ω 10Ω
    DC
    20Ω

    100V
    30Ω 50Ω
    30Ω
    Ex.5
    5Ω
    Determine RT
    10Ω 20Ω
    DC

    15Ω
    5Ω

    30Ω 40Ω
    20Ω
    Ex.6
    10Ω Determine Vx

    60Ω 50Ω +
    DC
    VX 80Ω
    120V -

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