Here is a circuit that I have been struggling with.
So we have two Ideal Resistors (with their perfect characteristics attached below), two 4.7k Resistors, two DC voltage sources and one AC voltage source with a 9v triangular wave the peak the waveform is 9v.
I want to calculate:
(1) - The maximum positive voltage that can appear at 'v'.
(2) - The maximum negative voltage that can appear at 'v' .
(3) - The maximum current that can pass through D1
(4) - The max current through D2
I know the answers to the first two, but I dont understand the methodology.
So do we convert the circuit into an equivalent Thévenin/Norton circuit?
How would you analyze it?
So we have two Ideal Resistors (with their perfect characteristics attached below), two 4.7k Resistors, two DC voltage sources and one AC voltage source with a 9v triangular wave the peak the waveform is 9v.
I want to calculate:
(1) - The maximum positive voltage that can appear at 'v'.
(2) - The maximum negative voltage that can appear at 'v' .
(3) - The maximum current that can pass through D1
(4) - The max current through D2
I know the answers to the first two, but I dont understand the methodology.
So do we convert the circuit into an equivalent Thévenin/Norton circuit?
How would you analyze it?
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