Calculate the Thévenin's resistance ( to the 'left' of RL) in the circuit below.

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Q: 4. For the circuit shown in Figure, use Node analysis to find the voltages V₁ and V₂. 540° A L 180 C…

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Q: 1 Unbalanced Bridge An equivalent circuit for an unbalanced bridge is shown below. Calculate the…

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Q: For the circuit given below Vsat=12V Given R1 = 9 kohm, R2 = 3 kohm, R3 = 5 kohm, R4 = 4 kohm, R5 =…

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Q: Determine the Norton's current from the Thevenin's equivalent circuit as shown.

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Q: 48.0 mA 8.00 V 122 Ω 47.0 mA R1 E D 5.00 V R2

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Norton Theorem

In the current circuit law, the Norton theorem (also known as the Mayer-Norton theorem) is a simplification that can be applied to networks generated by a constant line of opposition, power sources, and current assets. In two network terminals, it can be switched on with a current supply and single resistor respectively.