CONCLUSION

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In the end of our experiment, we were able to show the principles of Norton’s theorem.

We verified the relationship in last experiment which is Thevenin’s theorem by getting

the input resistance of a dead circuit. using the same value in Thevenin’s theorem,
. We measure the values of IR1 and VR1 base on the
Norton’s resistance is acquired
stimulation and it was compares to calculate value by using the formula.
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In this experiment, the possible errors are calculation of parameters in using formula and

incorrect simulation software. To improve the experiment, I recommend that students

should understand the theories that are used in the experiment and students would know

to perform the experiment efficiency.

Interpretation of results

- The last experiment, Norton’s theorem is a state that linear two- terminal circuit can be
replace by an equivalent circuit consist of a current source I N parallel with a resistor RN,
where IN is the short-circuit current through terminals and RN is an equivalent resistance
at the terminal when the independent source are turned off. We determine short circuit
current flow from terminal a and b in both circuits. The evident that short circuit is IN, this
must be same short circuit current from terminal a b and since the two circuits are
V Th
equivalent. in this formula RN = RTH and I N = .We can say the relationship of a
RTh
Thevenin’s theorem and Norton’s theorem.