Analysis of a circuit

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Missio2468

Joined Mar 18, 2022
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I have a parallel circuit RC circuit connected in series with a resistor R1, Ac voltage is connected to one end of R1 circuit. Dc source is connected to another end of RC circuit. How can we analyse the circuit.
ac voltage-r1-Parallel RC -Dc supply-circuit close.
I want to calculate the voltage across RC circuit.
 

Ian0

Joined Aug 7, 2020
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It looks like the circuit that would be used to measure the AC mains voltage on an A/D with 0-5V input.
 

ericgibbs

Joined Jan 29, 2010
18,216
Hi M,
As I understand the connection point of two wires, it has to be a defined large 'dot'
Note the colour of a connected and unconnected point, Green to Green, not Brown to Green
E
circuit.jpg
 

Thread Starter

Missio2468

Joined Mar 18, 2022
68
Hi E,
I have gone through this link, I can calculate the parallel Impedance of Parallel RC. Impedance would be Z=
(2.68 x 10^3)−227.38j

Now the question still remains as what would be the voltage across RC circuit and Dc voltage source.
And series resistor and parallel Rc circuit would be Z total = (1.17268 x 10^6)−227.38j
 

WBahn

Joined Mar 31, 2012
29,489
Hi E,
I have gone through this link, I can calculate the parallel Impedance of Parallel RC. Impedance would be Z=
(2.68 x 10^3)−227.38j

Now the question still remains as what would be the voltage across RC circuit and Dc voltage source.
The easiest way to find that is to use superposition. Are you familiar with that analysis technique?
 
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