Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit


Network Elements and the Concept of Circuit

  1. For the circuit shown below. Power is delivered by—











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    The given circuit → Circuit correction

    KCL at node A.

    VA – 40
    +
    VA – 0
    = 0 ...................(i)
    500600

    VA = 2ix ........................(ii)
    Again from given circuit
    ix =
    40 – VA
    500

    VA
    1
    +
    1
    =
    40
    500600500

    or VA
    1100
    =
    40
    500 × 600500

    or VA =
    40 × 600
    1100

    or VA = 21.82 V
    lx =
    VA
    =
    21.82
    = 10.90 A
    22

    Since lx is positive. So power is delivered by independent source i.e. Pdelivered = 40 × lx
    or = 40 × 10.90 = 436 W

    Correct Option: D

    The given circuit → Circuit correction

    KCL at node A.

    VA – 40
    +
    VA – 0
    = 0 ...................(i)
    500600

    VA = 2ix ........................(ii)
    Again from given circuit
    ix =
    40 – VA
    500

    VA
    1
    +
    1
    =
    40
    500600500

    or VA
    1100
    =
    40
    500 × 600500

    or VA =
    40 × 600
    1100

    or VA = 21.82 V
    lx =
    VA
    =
    21.82
    = 10.90 A
    22

    Since lx is positive. So power is delivered by independent source i.e. Pdelivered = 40 × lx
    or = 40 × 10.90 = 436 W


  1. For the circuit shown below. The dependent source—











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    Given, lx = 5A
    Voltage at dependent source terminal is
    = – 2 ix
    = – 2 × 5 = – 10V
    P = V × ix
    or P = 10 × 5 = 50 W
    Since current is entering in the independent source. It means power is absorbed by the dependent source.

    Correct Option: B

    Given, lx = 5A
    Voltage at dependent source terminal is
    = – 2 ix
    = – 2 × 5 = – 10V
    P = V × ix
    or P = 10 × 5 = 50 W
    Since current is entering in the independent source. It means power is absorbed by the dependent source.



  1. Calculate Z parameter for the circuit given below—











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    The given circuit can be redrawn as shown below

    Applying KVL in loop 1.
    V1 = 2 (I1 – I) ................(i)
    KVL in loop 2
    – 3I + 2V1 – (I2 + I) 4 + 2 (I1 – I) = 0
    or 9I = 2V1 – 4 I2 + 2I1

    or I =
    2V1 + 2I1 – 4I2
    ...................(ii)
    9

    From equations (i) and (ii)
    V1 = 2I1 – 2
    (2V1 + 2I1 – 4I2)
    9

    or 9 V11 +
    4
    = 18I1 – 4I1 + 8I2
    9

    or 13V1 = 14 I1 + 8I2
    or V1 =
    14
    I1 +
    8
    I2 ............(iii)
    1313

    We know that
    V1 = Z11 I1 + Z12 I2 ..........(iv)
    (for Z-parameter)
    Comparing equations (iii) and (iv), we get
    Z11 =
    14
    , Z12 =
    8
    1313

    Applying KVL in loop 3.
    V2 = 4 (I2 + I)
    or V2 = 4 I2 + 4
    2V1 + 2I1 – 4I2
    9

    [from equation (ii)]
    or V2 = 4 I2 +
    8
    V1 +
    8
    I1
    –16
    I2
    999

    or V2 = 4 I2 +
    8
    14
    I1 +
    8
    I2+
    8
    I1
    –16
    I2
    9131399

    or V2 = I24 +
    64
    16
    + I1
    112
    +
    8
    11791179

    or V2 = I2
    (466 + 64 – 208)
    + I1
    112 + 104
    117117

    or V2 =
    314
    I2 +
    216
    I1 .......(v)
    117117

    We know that
    V2 = Z21 I1 + Z22 I2 (for Z-parameters) ..............(vi)
    Comparing equations (v) and (vi), we get
    Z21 =
    216
    , Z22 =
    314
    117117

    Hence alternative (A) is the correct choice.

    Correct Option: B

    The given circuit can be redrawn as shown below

    Applying KVL in loop 1.
    V1 = 2 (I1 – I) ................(i)
    KVL in loop 2
    – 3I + 2V1 – (I2 + I) 4 + 2 (I1 – I) = 0
    or 9I = 2V1 – 4 I2 + 2I1

    or I =
    2V1 + 2I1 – 4I2
    ...................(ii)
    9

    From equations (i) and (ii)
    V1 = 2I1 – 2
    (2V1 + 2I1 – 4I2)
    9

    or 9 V11 +
    4
    = 18I1 – 4I1 + 8I2
    9

    or 13V1 = 14 I1 + 8I2
    or V1 =
    14
    I1 +
    8
    I2 ............(iii)
    1313

    We know that
    V1 = Z11 I1 + Z12 I2 ..........(iv)
    (for Z-parameter)
    Comparing equations (iii) and (iv), we get
    Z11 =
    14
    , Z12 =
    8
    1313

    Applying KVL in loop 3.
    V2 = 4 (I2 + I)
    or V2 = 4 I2 + 4
    2V1 + 2I1 – 4I2
    9

    [from equation (ii)]
    or V2 = 4 I2 +
    8
    V1 +
    8
    I1
    –16
    I2
    999

    or V2 = 4 I2 +
    8
    14
    I1 +
    8
    I2+
    8
    I1
    –16
    I2
    9131399

    or V2 = I24 +
    64
    16
    + I1
    112
    +
    8
    11791179

    or V2 = I2
    (466 + 64 – 208)
    + I1
    112 + 104
    117117

    or V2 =
    314
    I2 +
    216
    I1 .......(v)
    117117

    We know that
    V2 = Z21 I1 + Z22 I2 (for Z-parameters) ..............(vi)
    Comparing equations (v) and (vi), we get
    Z21 =
    216
    , Z22 =
    314
    117117

    Hence alternative (A) is the correct choice.


  1. Calculate the Y parameter for the given network—











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    Given network

    Y-parameter for network

    Standard equations of Y-parameters are
    I'1 = Y'11 V1 + Y'12 V2 ........(i)
    I'2 = Y'21 V1 + Y'22 V2 .......(ii)
    I'1 = – I'2 (from above circuit) ...........(iii)

    Y'11 =
    I1
    V1v2 = 0


    From above circuit V1 = 2 I'1 or
    I'1
    =
    1
    = 0.5 mho
    V12

    or Y'11 = 0.5 mho
    Y'12 =
    I1
    V2v1 = 0

    V2 = I'2 2
    or V2 = – I'1 2
    Y'12 =
    I1
    = –
    1
    = – 0.5 mho
    V22

    Similarly
    Y'21 =
    I'2
    V1v2 = 0


    or Y'21 = – 0.5 mho and
    Y'22 =
    I2
    V2v1 = 0

    or Y'22 = 0.5 mho.
    Now,
    Y' =
    0.5
    –0.5
    and
    –0.50.5

    The new Y parameter
    Y = Y' + Y''
    or Y =
    0.5
    –0.5
    2
    4
    –0.50.513

    or Y =
    2.5
    3.5
    and
    0.53.5

    Correct Option: B

    Given network

    Y-parameter for network

    Standard equations of Y-parameters are
    I'1 = Y'11 V1 + Y'12 V2 ........(i)
    I'2 = Y'21 V1 + Y'22 V2 .......(ii)
    I'1 = – I'2 (from above circuit) ...........(iii)

    Y'11 =
    I1
    V1v2 = 0


    From above circuit V1 = 2 I'1 or
    I'1
    =
    1
    = 0.5 mho
    V12

    or Y'11 = 0.5 mho
    Y'12 =
    I1
    V2v1 = 0

    V2 = I'2 2
    or V2 = – I'1 2
    Y'12 =
    I1
    = –
    1
    = – 0.5 mho
    V22

    Similarly
    Y'21 =
    I'2
    V1v2 = 0


    or Y'21 = – 0.5 mho and
    Y'22 =
    I2
    V2v1 = 0

    or Y'22 = 0.5 mho.
    Now,
    Y' =
    0.5
    –0.5
    and
    –0.50.5

    The new Y parameter
    Y = Y' + Y''
    or Y =
    0.5
    –0.5
    2
    4
    –0.50.513

    or Y =
    2.5
    3.5
    and
    0.53.5



  1. For the circuit shown below. Calculate the value of load impedance when the load is pure resistive, under maximum power transfer condition—











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    Under maximum power transfer condition, when load is pure resistive the load impedance is given by
    RL = √R² + (XL or XC
    Here, R = 60Ω
    XC = 80Ω
    Now, RL = √60² + 80²
    or RL = 100Ω

    Correct Option: C


    Under maximum power transfer condition, when load is pure resistive the load impedance is given by
    RL = √R² + (XL or XC
    Here, R = 60Ω
    XC = 80Ω
    Now, RL = √60² + 80²
    or RL = 100Ω