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    MAPUA UNIVERSITY

    ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

    Experiment no.6
    Thevenin’s Theorem

    Zamora, Joseph John Patrick D. Group no. 2


    2013112318
    EE21-2L/ E17

    Melissa Martin
    INSTRUCTOR
    SCREENSHOT:
    QUESTIONS TO ANSWER:

    5. What are the limitations of the Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems?


     The limitations of the Thevenin’s and Norton theorems are only applicable to linear circuits.
    Therefore, it cannot be used directly for solving power supplied in the circuit.
    Preliminary Data Sheet
    Experiment 6: Thevenin’s Theorem

    Name: Zamora, Joseph John Patrick D. Date: July 7, 2020


    Crs/Sec: EE21L-2/E17 Group No. 2

    Table 6.1 Thevenin’s Theorem

    Stimulated Trial VTH RTH IR1 VR1


    Values
    R1 = 34 -0.89404V 174.83Ω 0.00428A 0.14556V
    R1 = 108 -0.89404V 174.83Ω 0.00316A 0.34139V
    Calculated R1 = 34 -0.89404V 174.83Ω 0.00428A 0.14556V
    Values
    R1 = 108 -0.89404V 174.83Ω 0.00316A 0.34139V
    SAMPLE COMPUTATIONS:

    480
    VTH = 15−25( )
    275+480
    = -0.89404V

    275(480)
    RTH =
    275+ 480
    = 174.83Ω

    TRIAL R1 = 34
    −0.89404
    IR1 =
    34+174.83
    = -0.00428A

    VR1 = 34(0.00428A)
    = -0.14556V

    TRIAL R1 = 108
    −0.89404
    IR1 =
    108+174.83
    = -0.00316A

    VR1 = 108(-0.00316A)
    = -0.314139V

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