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N A<br />

1 �<br />

2 �<br />

2<br />

d<br />

1 �<br />

2 �<br />

Each resulting parallel combination in Fig. 17.54 will have the following<br />

impedance:<br />

3 ��j 6 �<br />

Z′ � �� � 1.5 ��j 3 �<br />

2<br />

Z T<br />

2 �<br />

1 �<br />

1 3<br />

6 �<br />

3 �<br />

6 �<br />

3 �<br />

FIG. 17.53<br />

Converting the Y configuration of Fig. 17.50 to a �.<br />

3 �<br />

2<br />

6 � 6 �<br />

3 �<br />

6 �<br />

3 �<br />

3 �<br />

6 �<br />

3 � 6 �<br />

1 3<br />

FIG. 17.54<br />

Substituting the � configuration of Fig. 17.53 into the network of Fig. 17.50.<br />

2(Z′) 2Z′<br />

and ZT � � � �<br />

3<br />

2(1.5 ��j 3 �)<br />

� �� � 1 ��j 2 �<br />

3<br />

which compares with the above result.<br />

2<br />

Z′(2Z′)<br />

� �<br />

Z′ � 2Z′<br />

3Z′<br />

17.8 COMPUTER ANALYSIS<br />

PSpice<br />

Nodal Analysis The first application of PSpice will be to determine<br />

the nodal voltages for the network of Example 17.16 and compare solutions.<br />

The network will appear as shown in Fig. 17.55 using elements<br />

COMPUTER ANALYSIS ⏐⏐⏐ 775<br />

2<br />

3 �<br />

6 �<br />

1 3 �<br />

6 � 3

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