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● . Part a: Solve using a test voltage source of 1V. Part b: Solve using a test current source of 1A. [Don't forget to turn off the independent source, i.e. if there are independent voltage sources => replace them with a short circuit; if there are independent current sources => replace them with an open circuit. Remember that we can't turn off Dependent sources.] 5A 4.22 V m 24 202 2.2 m 3652 a

● . Part a: Solve using a test voltage source of 1V. Part b: Solve using a test current source of 1A. [Don't forget to turn off the independent source, i.e. if there are independent voltage sources => replace them with a short circuit; if there are independent current sources => replace them with an open circuit. Remember that we can't turn off Dependent sources.] 5A 4.22 V m 24 202 2.2 m 3652 a

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Question 6) Using a test source method, find the Thevenin equivalent resistance, RTH, across terminals a-b. Part a: Solve using a test voltage source of 1V. Part b: Solve using a test current source of 1A. · [Don't forget to turn off the independent source, i.e. if there are independent voltage sources => replace them with a short circuit; if there are independent current sources =>replace them with an open circuit. Remember that we can't turn off Dependent sources.] 5A 42 m 2% 20 22 m 36.2 a b
Transcribed Image Text:Question 6) Using a test source method, find the Thevenin equivalent resistance, RTH, across terminals a-b. Part a: Solve using a test voltage source of 1V. Part b: Solve using a test current source of 1A. · [Don't forget to turn off the independent source, i.e. if there are independent voltage sources => replace them with a short circuit; if there are independent current sources =>replace them with an open circuit. Remember that we can't turn off Dependent sources.] 5A 42 m 2% 20 22 m 36.2 a b
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