Series-Parallel Circuits Questions

• Which circuit fault do the meter readings in the given figure indicate?
• When placed into a circuit, how are electronic components usually connected?
• In a series–parallel circuit, individual component power dissipations are calculated using:
• What is the total resistance of the given circuit?
• What is the power dissipated by R1, R2, and R3?
• In the given circuit, what is RUNK equal to if RV must be adjusted to 1,232 Ω in order to balance the bridge?
• A Wheatstone bridge can be used to determine an unknown
• If the load in the given circuit is 12 kΩ , what is the loaded output voltage?
• If R1 is in series with parallel connected to R2 and R3, what happens to total current if R2 opens?
• The first goal(s) to accomplish in analyzing a complex series–parallel circuit is to:
• What is the voltage to the load?
• If the load in the given circuit is open, what is the unloaded output voltage?
• If a series–parallel circuit has all 30-ohm resistors, what is the total resistance when R1 is in series with a parallel circuit consisting of R2 and R3?
• What is the total resistance of a circuit when R1 (7 k Ω) is in series with a parallel combination of R2 (20 k Ω), R3 (36 k Ω), and R4 (45 k Ω)?
• If a Wheatstone bridge is balanced, a voltmeter in the center of the bridge will read:
• In the given circuit, the Thevenin resistance equals 800 Ω.
• Bleeder current is the total current left after the total divider current is subtracted from the total current into the circuit.
• The total power is 10 watts.
• When analyzing series–parallel circuit currents, you should start with the current in the branch farthest from the source.
• R2 is open.