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How can I find the equivalent resistance of this circuit?

I'm trying to find the Norton Equivalent circuit using Norton's Theorem for the circuit below. Since I need to find the Norton Resistance, I removed all the sources from the circuit. The problem is, I ...
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Is resistance the derivative dV/dI or the ratio V/I?

I'm trying to understand the justification for turning off independent sources when calculating the equivalent resistance in Thévenin's theorem. This answer explains has a good explanation but it ...
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Applying Thevenin's theorem between 3 points

I'm studying about transistor polarisation and got confused by this application of Thevenin's theorem, can someone please explain why eT is between B and M and why Vcc stayed even though it's not ...
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Thevenin Resistance query

I have an amplifier model circuit where I've determined the load (speaker) voltage (using its peak power output and its resistance) and measured the open-circuit voltage. How can I work out the ...
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Idea behind Thevenin equivalent circuit

As i know, we find a thevenin equivalent resistance by finding open-circuit voltage and short-circuit current and then divide these two. I have looked on wikipedia and other sources but could not find ...
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How do I calculate load resistance?

I'm here with yet another problem. This time I can't figure out what the question wants. I've calculated the Thévenin equivalent, however I can't work out how I should calculate the RL. Is the load ...
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Getting Thévenin equivalent when there's a current source only

I am stuck finding the Thévenin voltage in this circuit. What I did first is remove the current source and replace it with an open circuit. After that I got the Thévenin resistance which is the ...
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How do I apply Thevenin theorem in this problem?

Can't find the answer to this question. Am I supposed to get the voltage in the 4 kilo ohm resistor? Really appreciate it if anyone can solve this one! Here's the circuit:
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Redrawing a wye circuit

Instead of using wye delta transformation I tried redrawing the following circuit but I do not understand where I made a mistake. The circuit appears to have the same voltage current relationships at ...
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For the network shown in the figure, draw the corresponding Thévenin equivalent circuit and establish its parameters VT and RT

I can't find any examples online similar to this format, please help! Attempt: RT = (2*5)/(2+5) = 10/7 = 1.429 k-ohms VT = 8V + 8V = 16 V Do you ignore the center resistor and just add the voltages ...
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Finding the Thevenin equivalent Resistance for circuit with voltage-dependent sources

A linear circuit containing two voltage dependent sources, as shown. The elements in this circuit have the following values: \$R_1 = 7.2k\$ Ohms, \$R_2 = 12k\$ Ohms, \$R_3 = 3.3k\$ Ohms, \$\alpha = 0....
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Trouble understanding thevenin's model from AoE Lab

I am using the AoE lab book to teach myself electronics. I am on the voltage divider section, and I am confused at their simplified explanation. I'd like to explain it a different way, but I am not ...
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Confused about Thevenin’s Theorem

I have a hard time trying to understand why Thevenin’s Theorem is the way it is. As per the diagram below, I understand why we take our “Thevenin resistance” that way. But as far as the voltage is ...
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LTspice XVII solving Thevenin Resistance basics

Thevenin voltage is a snap, but how do I get R Thevenin?
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Thevenin Voltage and Resistance Problem

Please help me with this problem I have been set. So, I have successfully used Kirchhoff's Voltage law to determine the voltages and currents across each of the resistors in question (R2 and R3). ...
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