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Discuss the concept of

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Thevenin’s Theorem states that any
complicated network across its load
terminals can be substituted by a voltage
source with one resistance in series.

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The following four-step procedure can be adopted
when determining, by means of Thévenin’s Method

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A simple d.c. network (Figure 33.3) serves to demonstrate
how the suggested procedure is applied to determine the
current flowing in the 5 resistance by using Thévenin’s
theorem.

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Norton’s Theorem (also known as the Mayer–
Norton theorem) states that it is possible to
simplify any linear circuit to an equivalent
circuit with a single current source and
equivalent parallel resistance connected to a
load. The simplified circuit is known as the
Norton Equivalent Circuit.

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Solve Using Thevenin’s and Norton’s method to determine load
current RL = 30 ohms

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Find the current through the 40 ohms resistor (RL) in
the circuit of given Figure.

Using Thevenin’s and Norton’s method

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Solve Using Thevenin’s and Norton’s method to determine load
current RL = 220 ohms

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