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(a) Given the circuit diagram in Figure 2.32 showing admittances and current sources at nodes 3 and 4, set up the nodal equations in matrix format. (b) If the parameters are given by :Ya=-j0.8S,Yb=-j4.0S,Yc=-j4.0S,Yd=-j8.0S,Ye=-j5.0S,Yf=-j2.5S,Yg=-j0.8S,l3=1.0-90°Aandl4=0.62-135°A,set up the nodal equations and suggest how you would go about solving for the voltages at the nodes.

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(a) Therefore, the format for the system showing current and voltages sources at node 3 and 4, nodal equation matrix format is

J-1.52842.58-174544-8.802.555-8.3V1V2V3V4=001-90°0.62-135°

(b) The modal voltages can be calculated by using the expression V =Y-1busl.

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Find the 4 X 4 matrix for nodal equation of the given system

(a)

The 4 X 4 matrix for the nodal equation is given by

YbusV=I[Y11Y12Y13Y14Y21Y22Y23Y24Y31Y32Y33Y34Y41Y42Y43Y44][Y1Y2Y3Y4]=[I1I2I3I4]

Here the diagonal admittance of the matrix can be calculated as

YKK=sum of the admittance connected to the node K

The non-diagonal admittance can be calculated as

Ykn=-(The sum of the admittance connected between the k and n.

Yc+Yd+Yf-Yd-Yc-Yf-YdYb+Yd+Ye-Ye-Ya-Yc-YbYa+Yb+Yc0-Yf-Yc0Ye+Yf+YgV1V2V3V4=I1I2I3I4

Substitute the values and solve as

j-4-8-2.5842.58-4-8-54544-0.8-4-402.555-5-2.5-0.8V1V2V3V4=001-90°0.62-135°j-1.54842.58-174544-8.802.555-8.3V1V2V3V4=001-90°0.62-135°

Hence the format for the system showing current and voltages sources at node 3 and 4, nodal equation matrix format is

-1.54842.58-174544-8.802.555-8.3V1V2V3V4=001-90°0.62-135°

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 suggestion for solving for the voltages at the nodes.

(b)

Nodal equation in matrix format is given by

YbusV=I

Multiply both the sides with Ybus-1.

Ybus-1YbusV=Ybus-1lV=Ybus-1l

The Ybus-1can be calculated as

localid="1655116007840" Ybus-1=adj(Ybus)|Ybus|

Here adj(localid="1655116022021" Ybus) is the of the adjoint of thelocalid="1655116060149" Ybusand localid="1655116129659" IYbusIis the determinant of the matrix Ybus.

Now the nodal voltages can be calculated by using the expression V=Y-1busl.

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