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5 I - ReuQ Rel : TE hn . in + OH A x -2ua, [3 xual, SRN - il Re1u0 . 4 Sian Figure 13 2. Sct the power supply (Va) to Volts. Perform the operating pint analysis (op) by clicking Simulate -» Edit Simulation Cornmand -> DC op pot 3. Run the simulation and check the voltages and currents a al rsistors inthe circuit in the result window. You ca aso point a node 0 check the volage o 8 mesh To check the current. 4. Record the simulation result in Table 1.1. 5. Then based on the simulated voltages and curren, calle the value of existance using Oh’ Law. Compare the cakulaed esstance va with thei values is the simolacr, Table 1.1 FT [ET

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Uploaded Image5 I - ReuQ Rel : TE hn . in + OH A x -2ua, [3 xual, SRN - il Re1u0 . 4 Sian Figure 13 2. Sct the power supply (Va) to Volts. Perform the operating pint analysis (op) by clicking Simulate -» Edit Simulation Cornmand -> DC op pot 3. Run the simulation and check the voltages and currents a al rsistors inthe circuit in the result window. You ca aso point a node 0 check the volage o 8 mesh To check the current. 4. Record the simulation result in Table 1.1. 5. Then based on the simulated voltages and curren, calle the value of existance using Oh’ Law. Compare the cakulaed esstance va with thei values is the simolacr, Table 1.1 FT [ET

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## Circuit Analysis and Simulation ### Instructions 1. **Set Up Power Supply:** - Set \( V_s \) to 5 Volts. 2. **Perform Operating Point Analysis:** - Click `Simulate` -> `Edit Simulation Command` -> `DC op pnt`. 3. **Run Simulation:** - Check voltages and currents at all resistors. - You can point at a node to check voltage or a mesh to check current. 4. **Record Results:** - Fill in Table 1.1 with the simulation results. 5. **Calculate Resistance:** - Use Ohm’s Law \( V = IR \) to calculate the resistance. - Compare calculated values with given resistor values. ### Table 1.1 | Resistors | Voltage across resistor (Volts) | Current flowing through resistor (mA) | Calculated resistor value (KΩ) | |-----------|---------------------------------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------| | \( R_1 = 1 \, \text{K}\Omega \) | | | | | \( R_2 = 2.4 \, \text{K}\Omega \) | | | | | \( R_3 = 1.2 \, \text{K}\Omega \) | | | | | \( R_4 = 1 \, \text{K}\Omega \) | | | | ### Notes - Ensure connections are correct to avoid errors in simulation. - Double-check each voltage and current reading. - Use the formula \( R = \frac{V}{I} \) to find the calculated resistor value.

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