Norton's Theorem

Network Theory: Norton's Theorem
Topics discussed:
1) Norton's theorem statement.
2) Norton's equivalent current.
3) Norton's equivalent resistance.
4) Norton's equivalent circuit.
5) The difference between Thevenin's Theorem and Norton's Theorem.
6) An example problem on Norton's theorem.

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:25 📝 Norton's Theorem states that a linear, bi-directional two-terminal network can be replaced by an equivalent circuit consisting of a current source \(i_n\) in parallel with a resistor \(R_N\).
02:23 📝 Thevenin's equivalent resistance (\(R_{th}\)) is equal to Norton's equivalent resistance (\(R_N\)), and Thevenin's equivalent voltage (\(V_{th}\)) divided by \(i_n\) is also equal to \(R_N\).
03:11 📝 Norton's Theorem and Thevenin's Theorem are collectively known as source transformations, a crucial concept in electrical engineering.
04:06 📝 In Norton's Theorem, independent sources are turned off, but dependent sources are left as they are during the calculation of \(i_n\).
10:45 📝 Norton's Theorem allows us to replace a complex network with a current source (\(i_n\)) in parallel with a resistor (\(R_N\)), simplifying the analysis of the circuit.

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the current flowing through the 2 ohm resistor is 13.33 A

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I had a question.
How come the first 20 amperes splits into 10A and 10A since there are 2 ohm and 4 ohm resistances exist respectively.

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11:05 I think there will be total resistance in bottom while calculating the I and as these resistance are in parallel

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9:27 there is a current source so we should make it short circuit.Correct value of Rth is 4.5 ohms

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