Hi everyone. This is my first post, so bear with me.
Im taking a course where I can take some quizzes for practice, and the current theme is operational amplifiers.
On of the questions is this circuit where I shall determine the current through the 6 ohms resistor. (see picture).
Our current knowledge is:
KCL
KVL
Ohms law
Voltage divider
Current divider
Nodal analysis
Mesh analysis
Superposistion
I am a little lost, and have tried a lot of different approachs, but without any luck. I think it is the dependent source which gives me problems. I know for a fact that the answer is 895 mA, but since it is a quiz there is no explanation..
If anyone have the time to help, it could be great! I would appreciate if you could explain the different steps, or maybe just give me some hints to how to determine the current through the 6 ohms resistor.
Thanks.
Im taking a course where I can take some quizzes for practice, and the current theme is operational amplifiers.
On of the questions is this circuit where I shall determine the current through the 6 ohms resistor. (see picture).
Our current knowledge is:
KCL
KVL
Ohms law
Voltage divider
Current divider
Nodal analysis
Mesh analysis
Superposistion
I am a little lost, and have tried a lot of different approachs, but without any luck. I think it is the dependent source which gives me problems. I know for a fact that the answer is 895 mA, but since it is a quiz there is no explanation..
If anyone have the time to help, it could be great! I would appreciate if you could explain the different steps, or maybe just give me some hints to how to determine the current through the 6 ohms resistor.
Thanks.