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    DC network theorems allow analysis of circuits containing voltage and current sources. Super-node analysis treats nodes connected only by voltage sources as a single node, simplifying nodal analysis by reducing the number of nodes. Super-node analysis can combine multiple nodes into a single node to simplify analysis when only voltage sources exist between the nodes.

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    DC network theorems allow analysis of circuits containing voltage and current sources. Super-node analysis treats nodes connected only by voltage sources as a single node, simplifying nodal analysis by reducing the number of nodes. Super-node analysis can combine multiple nodes into a single node to simplify analysis when only voltage sources exist between the nodes.

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    DC network theorems allow analysis of circuits containing voltage and current sources. Super-node analysis treats nodes connected only by voltage sources as a single node, simplifying nodal analysis by reducing the number of nodes. Super-node analysis can combine multiple nodes into a single node to simplify analysis when only voltage sources exist between the nodes.

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    Introduction to DC Network Theorems

    Things to know:-
    Super-node analysis:- If only voltage sources present in between 2 nodes then those
    nodes can be treated as super-node and then continue the
    nodal analysis

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