Electrical Engineering: Ch 4: Circuit Theorems (18 of 32) Norton's Theorem

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In this video I will explain Norton's theorem of converting a linear circuit to a single current source and resistor in parallell.

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I just wish you did Chemical engineering videos as well..Your videos are too much helpful...Thank you very much

caddiedennis
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its not supposed to be the resistance of the load over the total resistance?

nhesneilragasa
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plase do if circut have dependent source

amarealemnew
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????Equation of Current Division
If we want to find Current load....IL=(RL/RL+RN)*IN

jacobnatalinogomes
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very helpful info however i feel like the circuit could be analysed using other methods as well other than just nodal analysis so that we get familiar with using these different methods like superposition and source transformation.

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