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Circuit Analysis: Thevenin & Norton Methods

The document outlines a series of electrical engineering problems involving circuit analysis, including finding power delivered by current sources, calculating nodal voltages, and determining Thevenin and Norton equivalents. Specific tasks include calculating currents through resistors and using source transformations. The problems require application of circuit theory principles to analyze various networks.

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Circuit Analysis: Thevenin & Norton Methods

The document outlines a series of electrical engineering problems involving circuit analysis, including finding power delivered by current sources, calculating nodal voltages, and determining Thevenin and Norton equivalents. Specific tasks include calculating currents through resistors and using source transformations. The problems require application of circuit theory principles to analyze various networks.

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1.

Find the power delivered by the current sources in the network shown below

2. Calculate the nodal voltages in the following network

3. Using Thevenin’s equivalent circuit obtain the current through 24 Ω resistor in the network
given below.

4. For the network given below find the Thevenin’s equivalent circuit
5. For the circuit shown a) Determine the current i when R = 2 Ω b) Determine the value of the
resistance R required to cause i = 5A. c) Determine the value of the resistance R required to
cause i=8A.

6. Find the Thevenin’s equivalent network of the network to the left of A-B

7. Obtain the Norton’s equivalent as seen by the RL


8. Find the current through 1Ω resistor using Norton’s theorem

9. For the network shown below obtain Norton’s equivalent across A-B

10. Find voltage v0 using source transformation if current i = 5/2 A in the circuit shown below

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