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How to Thevenize a Given Circuit How to Thevenize a Given Circuit : On the basis of Thevenin Theorem, follow the steps given below: 1. Temporarily remove the resistance (called load …
How to Thevenize a Given Circuit Read MoreThevenin Theorem Thevenin Theorem provides a mathematical technique for replacing a given network, as viewed from two output terminals, by a single voltage source with a series resistance. It makes …
Thevenin Theorem Read MoreSuperposition Theorem Superposition Theorem According to this theorem, if there are a number of e.m.fs. acting simultaneously in any linear bilateral network, then each e.m.f. acts independently of the others …
Superposition Theorem Read MoreIdeal Constant-Current Source Ideal Constant-Current Source It is that voltage source whose internal resistance is infinity. In practice, it is approached by a source which posses very high resistance as …
Ideal Constant-Current Source Read MoreIdeal Constant-Voltage Source Ideal Constant-Voltage Source It is that voltage source (or generator) whose output voltage remains absolutely constant whatever the change in load current. Such a voltage source must possess …
Ideal Constant-Voltage Source Read MoreVoltage and Current Source Conversion Voltage and Current Source Conversion A given voltage source with a series resistance can be converted into (or replaced by) and equivalent current source with …
Voltage and Current Source Conversion Read MoreNodal Analysis with Current Sources Nodal Analysis with Current Sources Consider the network of Figure (a) as given below, which has two current sources and three nodes out of which …
Nodal Analysis with Current Sources Read MoreNodal Analysis With Sources Nodal Analysis With Sources The node-equation method is based directly on Kirchhoff’s current law unlike loop-current method which is based on Kirchhoff’s voltage law. However, like loop …
Nodal Analysis With Sources Read MoreMesh Analysis Using Matrix Form Mesh Analysis Using Matrix Form Consider the network of Figure given below, which contains resistances and independent voltage sources and has three meshes. Let the …
Mesh Analysis Using Matrix Form Read MoreDC Network Theorems – Maxwell’s Loop Current Method DC Network Theorems – Maxwell’s Loop Current Method This method which is particularly well-suited to coupled circuit solutions employs a system of loop …
DC Network Theorems – Maxwell’s Loop Current Method Read More