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Nodal Analysis Lab Name _______________________________________ Section __________________ Prelab (Must be completed before lab.) Nodal analysis is a method of solving for the node voltages in a circuit. A node voltage is the voltage of a node with respect to ground. In other words, it is the voltage between that node and ground. Nodal analysis can be used even when all other circuit solution methods will not work. Once node voltages are found, the voltages across each circuit element are found easily. 1. Use nodal analysis to calculate the node voltages V1 and V2 in Figure 1. Record to datasheet. 2. Use nodal analysis to calculate the node voltages V1, V2, and V3 in Figure 2. Record to datasheet. 3. Use a PSPICE simulation to find the node voltages V1 and V2 in Figure 1. Include a printoff of your simulation circuit. Record values to datasheet. 4. Use a PSPICE simulation to find the node voltages V1, V2, and V3 in Figure 2. Include a printoff of your simulation circuit. Record values to datasheet. 5. Compare your simulation results with your calculated values for both circuits. 20kΩ R1 5.1kΩ 8.2kΩ V1 V2 R2 2kΩ R4 R3 R5 7V Figure 1 1kΩ 1kΩ V1 R1 5V R4 5.1kΩ 2kΩ V2 R6 20kΩ R2 8V R5 10kΩ 3.9kΩ R3 V3 Figure 2 Lab Session A Measure the actual values for the resistors, and record them in the Data Sheet. Use these values to calculate the nodal voltages V1 and V2. Use the Multimeter to measure V1 and V2 for this circuit. Compare your measured values with your calculated values. Explain any discrepancies. Use your measured node voltages to calculate the voltage drops across each resistor. See Figure 3. + VR1 R1 + VR2 - + VR3 - V1 V2 R4 R3 7V R5 + VR5 - - VR4 + R2 Figure 3 Measure the actual values for the resistors for the circuit of Figure 2, and use these to calculate the nodal voltages. Use the Multimeter to measure V1, V2 and V3 for this circuit. Compare your measured values with your calculated values. Explain any discrepancies. Calculate the resistor voltage drops using the measured nodal voltages. See Figure 4. + VR1 - V1 R1 + VR4 - 5V R4 V2 R2 + VR5 - 8V R6 + VR6 - - VR2 + R5 - VR3 + R3 V3 Figure 4 Part B Now, we will measure the node voltages, using the superposition principle. Zero the 8V power supply by setting it to 0V. Measure the voltages V1’, V2’ and V3’ in Figure 5 and record these into the data sheet. 1kΩ V1' R1 5V R4 5kΩ 2kΩ V2' R6 R2 R5 10kΩ 4kΩ R3 V3' Figure 5 Now, measure the voltages V1”, V2” and V3” in Figure 6. 20kΩ 1kΩ V1" R1 R4 5kΩ 2kΩ V2" R6 20kΩ R2 8V R5 10kΩ 4kΩ R3 V3" Figure 6 The superposition principle states that the system response to all sources can be determined by summing the systems response to each source acting alone, with all other sources “zeroed.” This strategy only works for linear systems. Calculate the node voltages V1, V2, V3, by zeroing all but one source and calculating V1, V2, and V3. Repeat this process until all sources have had been accounted for and then sum each response. Remember that you must be consistent in your choices of polarity. Compare the superposition results to the measurement results. Is there any difference? Post lab 1. Can these circuits be solved by 2. What was the easiest/hardest part of this lab? other Hand in: Datasheet Prelab calculations Prelab simulations Lab calculations Answered questions from prelab, lab and postlab. NO LAB REPORT required for this lab. methods than nodal analysis? Datasheet: Nodal Analysis Lab Name: _______________________ Section: _________________________ Prelab Fig 1 Calculated: V1 _______________ V2 _______________ Fig 2 Calculated: V1 _______________ V2 _______________ V3 _______________ Fig 1 Simulated: V1 _______________ V2 _______________ Fig 2 Simulated: V1 _______________ V2 _______________ V3 _______________ Lab Session A Actual Resistor Values: Resistor voltages: Calculated node voltages: V1: ____________ R1:____________ VR1:____________ R2:____________ VR2:____________ R3:____________ VR3:____________ R4:____________ VR4:____________ V2: ____________ Measured node voltages: V1: ____________ V2: ____________ R5:____________ VR5:____________ Lab Session B Actual Resistor Values: Resistor voltages: R1:____________ VR1:____________ R2:____________ VR2:____________ R3:____________ VR3:____________ R4:____________ VR4:____________ R5:____________ VR5:____________ R6:____________ VR6:____________ Calculated node voltages: V1: __________ V2: __________ V3: __________ Measured node voltages: V1: __________ V2: __________ V3: __________ Superposition: V1’: _________ V2’: _________ V3’: _________ V1”: _________ V2”: _________ V3”: _________ V1: __________ V2: __________ V3: _________