Norton’s Theorem GATE Electronics and Communication

This video takes you through Norton's Theorem. It will also cover some examples and solved problems on the topic.

Let's understand the Norton's theorem by taking an example.
In the above video, a Network is given and you have told how to find out the value of Norton's current and Norton's resistance across the terminal A and B.

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[qzorn]

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[dylanwhite]

Half way through the video "I hope youre understanding this"

Me "Youre about to be very disappointed"

[shauryapratapsingh]

beautiful explanation by a beautiful teacher

[francismannion]

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[kashifkhan]

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[TheAaronMichael]

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[arashkamangir]

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[MrSarimjavaid]

Thank you for the wonderful explanation, however it's 12A at the end not 12 OHM..

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thank you...please provide a video with difficult problems

[thatsspice]

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[Lets_travell]

it should be 12A not 12ohm i think so!!!!

[joy-jccl]

we have to short circuit AB means we have to remove load I.e RL.. m I right?

[mtneuron]

as the question is to find current between A TO B
So in final Norton circuit current direction is need to take From A to B which will be in upward direction

[VipinKumar-ylkw]

Only 1 Qus.
At the end, the direction of Norton Current is downward in the Equivalent ckt . Why?

[gurudevnelakanti]

I think current divides at a node, how come it doesn't go thru r2