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For the circuit shown in Figure 2.29, convert the voltage sources to equivalent current sources and write nodal equations in matrix format using bus 0 as the reference bus. Do not solve the equations.

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Therefore, the voltage source converted into the current source and the result for Es1& E s2 are (1.96∠-48.69o), (1.96∠ 78.69o)respectively and the nodal equation into the matrix form

0.8796+j3.127-0.4950+4.950-0.4950+j4.9500.8796+3.127V1V2=1.96-48.69°1.96-78.69°

Step by step solution

01

Use the source transformation of voltage source and determine the value of the current.

Convert the voltage sources into current sources Es1 by using the source transformation

Solve for the current l1.

Similarly, convert the voltage sources into current sources Es2 by using the source transformation.

02

Find the nodal equation in the form of matrix form.


Convert the impedance into to the admittances.

Similarly, solve admittance for the impedance j0.10.1+j0.5.

Similarly, solve admittance for the impedance -j0.1 .

The admittance diagram is drawn as

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