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For the circuit shown in Figure 2.29, (a) determine the 2 X 2 bus admittance matrix (b) convert the voltage sources to current sources and determine the vector of source currents into buses 1 and 2.

Short Answer

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(a) Therefore, 2 X 2 admittance matrix is

0.8796+j3.127-0.4950+4.950-0.4950+j4.9500.8796+3.127

(b) The vector of the current source

lstls2=1.96-48.69°1.96-78.69°

Step by step solution

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Step 1: Determine the 2 X 2 bus admittance matrix.

(a)

Consider the circuit for the further calculation

The admittance is inversely proportional to the impedance. Convert the impedance into admittance as,

Similarly, solve for -j0.1

Similarly, solve for 0.02+j0.2

On bases of the above calculation the circuit can be drawn as

02

Step 2: Convert the voltage sources to current sources and determine the vector of source currents into buses 1 and 2.

(b)

Convert the voltage sources Es1

Similarly, convert the voltage sources Es2

Hence, the vector of the current source

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