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Saturday, 28 November 2020

What is transient in AC circuit? and why it is Necessary??

 WHAT IS TRANSIENT?

➝"Transient is occurs due to the sudden change in the supply voltage or change in  energy stored by memory element (Inductor or capacitor) is called as a transient". 

➝The time taken by memory element to comes from one steady state value to another steady state value is referred as a Transient time or response of an ac Circuit.

  • Electrical Network or Circuit is mainly consisting of three elements, which are ;
  1. RESISTANCE (R)
  2. INDUCTOR (L)
  3. CAPACITOR (C)
  • Out of this three elements Inductor (L) and Capacitor (C) are memory elements because it stored energy proportional to the 1/2 L×I^2 and 1/2 C×V^2 respectively, but Resistor (R) is memory less element because it doesn't stored any energy in it.
  • Now we are studying standard discharging and normal discharging equation.

STANDARD DISCHARGING EQUATION:-

                              y0 (t) = y0 e^-t/τ .........(1)


Where; τ= Time constant

Assuming various value of time constant 0, τ, 2τ, 3τ, .........∞


     y (t=0) = y0 × e^-0  = y0

     

        y (t=τ)  = y0 × e^-1  =0.367 y0

        

        y (t=2τ)  = y0 × e^-2  =0.135 y0

         

          y (t=∞ = y0 × e^-∞  =0


Fig (a) STANDARD DISCHARGING CURVE.

➝As shown in the above figure behaviour of standard discharging.

NORMAL DISCHARGING EQUATION:-

                 y(t) = K + y0 × e^-t/τ ...........(2)

   Assuming various value of time constant 0, τ, 2τ, 3τ, .........∞           


       y(t=0) = K + y0 × e^-0  = K +y


      y(t=τ) = K + y0 × e^-1  = K +0.368y


      y(t=∞) = K + y0 × e^-∞  = K


Fig (b) NORMAL DISCHARGING CURVE.

  • Please remember in Network Theory "t = 5τ" is called as a SETTLING TIME.
  • "SETTLING TIME IS DEFINED AS A TIME AT WHICH RESPONSE OF THE NETWORK IS COMES TO STEADY STATE REGION IS CALLED AS A SETTLING TIME OF NETWORK".

  • From the above discussion we conclude that Ideally the memory element (Inductor or capacitor) is DISCHARGED TO ZERO but Practically it doesn't discharge to Zero (few amount of energy is stored in it).



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Wednesday, 25 November 2020

What is Two port and One port Networks???

  • ONE PORT NETWORK:-
➝ A Network is considered as a rectangular box with Two input terminal are called as a ONE PORT OR SINGLE PORT NETWORK.


Fig(a) ONE PORT NETWORK


  • TWO PORT NETWORK:-
➝A Network is considered as a rectangular box with Two input terminal and Two output terminal are called as a Two port Networks or Four terminal Network.


Fig(b) TWO PORT NETWORK


  • DIFFERENT PARAMETERS OF TWO PORT NETWORK:-
  1. IMPEDANCE OR OPEN CIRCUIT "Z" PARAMETER.
  2. "Y" - PARAMETER OR SHORT CIRCUIT PARAMETERS.
  3. "H" - PARAMETERS OR HYBRID PARAMETERS.
  4. TRANSMISSION PARAMETERS OR ABCD PARAMETERS.

 OPEN CIRCUIT "Z" PARAMETER:-


Fig(c) Z PARAMETER

⇨Consider the above Network in this two port network each input voltage V1 and output voltage V2 is expressed in terms of input current I1 and Output Current I2 respectively.

⇨According to ohm's law........

                           V = R×I 

   But here,.  R = Z so,

                          [V] = [Z]×[I] ................(1)


⇨In matrix form..........

                                                     ..................(2)

⇨From the figure of two port network we can write down the equation of V1&V2 which is exactly Same as KVL equation..........


                   V1 = Z11×I1 + Z12×I2 ..............(3)

                   V2 = Z21×I1 + Z22×I2 ..............(4)


➝ASSUMING OUTPUT PORT IS OPEN CIRCUITED (I2=0):-

    Put I2= 0 in Equation Number (3)&(4)......

                    V1= Z11×I1 

                ∴ Z11 = V1/I1|I2=0 ......................(5)

  And.         V2 = Z21×I1 

                ∴ Z21 = V2/I1|I2=0 ......................(6)


➝ASSUMING INPUT PORT IS OPEN CIRCUITED (I1=0) :-

   Now put I2=0 in Equation Number (3)&(4)......

                     V1 = Z12×I2 

                  ∴ Z12 = V1/I2|I1=0 ....................(7)

                    V2 = Z22×I2 

                     V2 = Z22×I2

                  ∴ Z22 = V2/I2|I1=0 ................,...(8)


Where ;

  • Z11&Z22 = DRIVING IMPEDANCE OF INPUT AND OUTPUT RESPECTIVELY.
  • Z12&Z21 = TRANSFER IMPEDANCE OF INPUT AND OUTPUT RESPECTIVELY. 

EQUIVALENT MODEL OF"Z" PARAMETER:-

Fig(d) EQUIVALENT MODEL OF Z PARAMETER




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Sunday, 22 November 2020

What is RESONANCE in series RLC circuit????

  • RESONANCE:-
➝ " It is the phenomenon at which the effect of Inductive reactance (XL) and Capacitive reactance (XC) are compensated to each other in RLC circuit is called as a RESONANCE".

➝At the time of resonance circuit is behaves as a pure resistive circuits and at the time of resonance power factor of the circuit is UNITY.


RESONANCE IN SERIES RLC CIRCUIT:-


Fig(a) SERIES RLC CIRCUIT


⇨The Impedance Z of series RLC circuit is given as;

                 Z = R + jwL + j 1/WC

            ∴.  Z = R + wL - j/wc ................(1)


Magnitude

 |Z| = √R^2 + j( wL - 1/WC)^2 ...........(2)


➝ Current in RLC resonance circuit is;

                  I = V/Z amp. ..........(3)


          I = V/ √R^2 + j(wL - 1/WC)^2 ㄥ tan-1 (wL - 1/WC)/R   ...................(4)


  • AT THE TIME OF RESONANCE XL = XC ;
                 XL = XC

              W0L = 1/ W0

               W0^2 = 1/ LC

          ∴ W= 1/ √LC rad/ Sec ...........(5)


  • Frequency at the time of resonance ;
                     

                   W0 = 1/ √LC rad/ sec ....... ..(6)

                    

                   F0 = 1/ 2π√LC Hertz (Hz) .......(7)


 PROPERTY OF SERIES RLC RESONANCE CIRCUIT:-


⇾At the time of resonance the applied voltage is in phase with resultant current, it means the power factor is unity (COSΦ = 0).

⇾At the time of resonance the effects of XL &XC are compensated to each other, therefore the behaviour of the network is purely RESISTIVE.

⇾At the time of resonance the Current I = V/R amp. And it's value is maximum because total impedance of the circuit at the time of resonance is only "R" so I is maximum according to ohms law.

⇾At the time of resonance the Impedance Z is minimum.



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Saturday, 21 November 2020

What are the property of INCIDENCE matrix? Why we used it in Network analysis?

  • INCIDENCE MATRIX:-
➝ "Incidence matrix is the mathematical representation of node current and voltage in various branches of the network".

➝Incidence matrix is used to describe the Nature of Incoming and Outgoing branches across any nodes in the Network.

➝Order of Incidence matrix is;


                 [A]n×B.    

           Where; n = Numbers of node

                          B = Number of branches 


  • HOW TO MAKE INCIDENCE MATRIX OF GRAPH:-
Fig(a) GRAPH OF NETWORK


  • Before making Incidence matrix of any graph following points are keep in mind.
⇨ +1 = If Direction of current is Away from node.
-1  = If Direction of current is Towards the node.

⇨ 0   =  If note Incidence 


  • Now select any one node and check direction of current in all branches of the network corresponding to this particular node.
  • Suppose we consider Node "A" please observed in fig (a) direction of current in branch 1 is towards the node so it is -1, and direction of current in branch 2 & 6 is away from the node so it is +1 and finally branch 3,4&5 are not Incidence so it is 0.
  • All this steps are perform by taking one by one nodes.
  • Finally we get Incidence matrix as shown in below figure.
Fig(b) INCIDENCE MATRIX OF GIVEN GRAPH 


PROPERTY OF INCIDENCE MATRIX:-
➝ Summation of all the columns of Incidence matrix is equal to ZERO.
➝ If the network ha Number of nodes is equal to numbers of branches (n = B) then the resultant Incidence matrix is a SQUARE MATRIX.
➝ The determinants of square matrix is always ZERO.


" INCIDENCE MATRIX IS USED TO FIND THE POSSIBLE TREES OF ANY NETWORKS WITHOUT DROWNING IT".





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Friday, 20 November 2020

Concept of NETWORK TOPOLOGY.

  • First we will discussed some important definition and then we will learn how to make GRAPH from any given NETWORKS.
❇️ IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS RELATED TO NETWORK TOPOLOGY;

  1. GRAPH :- When all elements in the Network like Inductor, capacitor, Resistance etc. Are replaced by simple single line with small circle at both the ends then this type of configuration is called as a GRAPH.
  2. NODE OR VERTICES :- Node is defined as the intersection of two or more branches at one common point is called as a NODE OR VERTICES.
  3. BRANCH :- Branch of network is defined as a line which represents one Network element or combination of elements connected between two common point.
  4. DEGREE OF NODE :- Degree of node is defined as the number of incoming branches across any node.
  5. COMPLETE GRAPH :- A graph in which only one line segment is connected between any node pair is referred as a COMPLETE GRAPH.
  6. NON CONNECTED GRAPH OR UN CONNECTED GRAPH :- A graph in which any node is isolated ( means no any branch is connected between this node) is known as a Non connected or un connected graph.
  7. ORIENTED GRAPH :- A graph in which direction of current is indicated in all the branches then it's called as a ORIENTED GRAPH.
  8. NON ORIENTED GRAPH :- A graph in which the direction of current is not indicated then it's know as a NON ORIENTED GRAPH.

Now we take one example and learn how to draw GRAPH of any random given NETWORKS.


Fig(a) ANY RANDOM ELECTRICAL NETWORK


➡️ STEPS TO MAKE GRAPH FROM ANY NETWORK :-

Fisrt identify numbers of nodes in the given network and mark it as 1,2,3.... Or a,b,c.... Or p,q,r......etc.
⇾After identify nodes represent each node as circle in paper (number of node = number of circle).
⇾Now replaced all the network element like Inductor, capacitor, resistance etc with simple one line.
⇾Replaced all independent voltage sources with short circuit and all independent current sources are open circuit.
⇾Finally connect all this line segment with their respective nodes.
⇾Graph of network is ready but it is non oriented graph if we like to make oriented graph then assign direction of current in all the branches with respect to given source in the Network.




Fig(b) GRAPH OF THE GIVEN NETWORK.


  • For any complete graph if we know number of nodes then we easily calculates number of branches of network.
           
  For any complete graph number of branches ;.        
                      B = n×(n - 1)/ 2............(1)

Where ; n = Numbers of nodes


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Wednesday, 11 November 2020

Concept of SUPER MESH.

"If an IDEAL CURRENT SOURCE (Dependent OR Independent) is common between two meshes then it is referred as a SUPER MESH by avoiding Ideal current source".

Q. Why Concept of SUPER MESH is developed?

➝ The concept of SUPER MESH is developed because it reduce the number of meshes in the network.

➝ In previous article ( If we doesn't have any idea about SUPER NODE then what we do???) We learn that if any ideal voltage source is present in the Network then we need to assume current of an Ideal Voltage Source similarly if any ideal current source is present in the network then we need to assume voltage of an Ideal current source. 

so from above discussion we conclude that concept of SUPER MESH is developed to avoid assumption of Voltage of an Ideal current source.


  • Important points regarding SUPER MESH:-
  1. A SUPER MESH has no current of it's own.
  2. A current source in SUPER MESH provide equation which is necessary for solving of Mesh Current.

Consider the Network as shown in below figure, Find the Value of current "I" ______in Amp.

Fig.(a) Find the value of I


  • SOLUTION:-

If any ideal current source is COMMON between two meshes then super mesh is form by avoiding Ideal current source present in the network.

Fig(b) Represent Super Mesh 


In this figure ;

                I1 =  current flow through Mesh(loop) 1
                I2 =  Current flow through Mesh (loop) 2

Blue Dotted Line Represent SUPER MESH please observed in Figure.

  • KVL OF SUPER MESH:-
      -10 + I1×1 + I2×3 + 5 = 0 

   ∴ I1 + 3I2 = 5 .................(1)

  • KCL OF SUPER MESH:-
          I2 - I1 = 2 .................(2)


NOTE; in figure I2 is in the Direction of 2 AMP current source so it's direction is taken as POSITIVE and I1 Oppose the 2AMP current source so its direction is taken as a NEGATIVE please seen in figure (b).


  • Adding equation number (1)&(2) we get.....
           I1 + 3I2 =5
           -I1 + I2 = 2                       
         ______________
                    4I2 = 7 


So,.           I2 = 7/4 AMP.

AS SHOWN IN FIGURE ;
                          I2 =
                 
                      
                  I = 7/4 AMP.   
                 








Tuesday, 10 November 2020

Can we do supernode questions by using only nodal analysis?

  • Answer is YES.

➝ If we don't know about super node then we used simple node equation to solve any network contain super node.

  • Before understanding this concept first we need to understand basics of Practical voltage source and Ideal Voltage Source:-

Practical Voltage Source:

➝ Voltage source in series with Internal Impedance (Zin) is referred as practical voltage Source.

➝Value of this internal Impedance is as low as possible,  Because if the value of Zin is high then Voltage drop across Zin is also high so voltage at load point or Terminal is Low. So it is required to choose the value of Zin is as low as possible.

Fig (a) Practical voltage source

 Ideal Voltage Source:
➝ Internal Impedance Zin of any practical voltage source is tends to ZERO is referred as Ideal Voltage Source.

It is important to know that "CURRENT OF ANY IDEAL VOLTAGE SOURCE IS NOT ZERO" , Because resistance of any ideal voltage source is tends to Zero not exactly Zero so that CURRENT  through the source is tends to Infinite, It means  Ideal Voltage Source is capable to deliver unlimited power.

Fib(b) Ideal Voltage Source



➡️ Consider the Network as shown in below figure, Find the Value of Vp_____& Vq_______in Volts Without using concept of SUPER NODE.



In this above network 5V source is Ideal Voltage Source so we assume current of an Ideal voltage source is "I". Direction of this current is assuming Negative terminal to Positive Terminal ( because current is always flow from Higher potential to lower potential).


  • Applying Simple Node equation at Node Vp..............
       Vp-10/1 + Vp/2 - I =0 .............(1)

  • Applying Simple Node equation at Node Vq.....,.......
       Vq/3 + Vq-10/4 + I =0 ..............(2)

➝Adding equation number (1)&(2).............

At that time "I" will be canceled out Please observed in equation.........

After adding equation number (1)&(2).........

   Vp-10/1 + Vp/2 + Vq/3 + Vq-10/4 = 0 ........(3)


Please observed equation number (3) is Same as Super Node equation......

      Vp- Vq = 5 .............(4)

Now find out Vp and Vq from Equation Number (3) & (4)............


Multiply by 12 in Equation Number (3)........


12Vp - 120 + 6Vp + 4Vq + 3Vq - 30 =0


Simplified........

18Vp + 7Vq =150 .............(5)


Now multiply in Equation Number (4).........

7Vp - 7Vq = 35 ............(6)


Adding equation number (5)&(6)...........

After adding we get 


        25Vp = 185

∴ Vp = 7.4 Volt



Put value of Vp in equation Number (4.).....


            5 = Vp - Vq

        ∴ Vq = 7.4 - 5

           Vq = 2.4 Volt


So without using concept of SUPER NODE we can easily solving Any questions.



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Monday, 9 November 2020

Concept of SUPER NODE.

  • What is a NODE? 
➝When tow or more branches of any Electrical network are meeting at a common point then this common point is referred as a NODE.


  • What is a SUPER NODE?
➝"If any ideal voltage source ( Dependent OR Independent) is connected between two Non reference node then this two Non reference node forms a Generalized Node is called as a SUPER NODE".

  • Some Important Points:-
  1. Super node does not have its own Voltage.
  2. Super node required both Application of KVL ( Kirchhoff's Voltage law) and KCL (Kirchhoff's Current Law).
  3. The Voltage inside the Super Node provide the equation which is necessary for calculation of Node Voltage.

 

 ➝Now we understand it by considering one example:

EXAMPLE:1

            Consider the Network as shown in below figure, Find the value of Vp _____ and Vq________volts.


Fig(a) Explanation of concept of SUPER NODE


Super node is combination of both KVL+KCL EQUATION


  • KCL EQUATION OF SUPER NODE;
      

     Vp-10/1  + Vp/2 + Vq/3 + Vq-10/4 =0 ..........(1)


     Vp - Vq =5 .............,....(2)


Now find out Vp and Vq from Equation Number (1) & (2)............


Multiply by 12 in Equation Number (1)........


12Vp - 120 + 6Vp + 4Vq + 3Vq - 30 =0


Simplified........

18Vp + 7Vq =150 .............(3)


Now multiply 7 in Equation Number (2).........

7Vp - 7Vq = 35 ............(4)


Adding equation number (3)&(4)...........

After adding we get 


        25Vp = 185

Vp = 7.4 Volt



Put value of Vp in equation Number (2).....


            5 = Vp - Vq

        ∴ Vq = 7.4 - 5

           Vq = 2.4 Volt






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