From Figure 3 determine the following by using the Superposition theorem: (a) The impedance with only V1 in the circuit. (b) The impedance with only V2 in the circuit. (c) The final current in the branch containing the 8 Q resistor. V,- 24 V V;= 16 V R-80 R-40 0 R=120 %3D Figure 3

From Figure 3 determine the following by using the Superposition theorem: (a) The impedance with only V1 in the circuit. (b) The impedance with only V2 in the circuit. (c) The final current in the branch containing the 8 Q resistor. V,- 24 V V;= 16 V R-80 R-40 0 R=120 %3D Figure 3

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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.

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Problem 5 - Network Theorems [11]
From Figure 3 determine
the following by using the
Superposition theorem:
(a) The impedance with
only V1 in the circuit.
(b) The impedance with
only V2 in the circuit.
(c) The final current in
the branch containing
the 8 Q resistor.
V, = 24 V
V; = 16 V
R, = 8 0
R=40 0
R3=120
Figure 3
(d) The final current in
the branch containing
the 40 Q resistor.
(e) The final current in
the branch containing
the 12 Q resistor.

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