How to Convert Given Circuits to Single Current Source in Parallel With Resistor?

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#1 21669380 10 Aug 2013 03:21

Parthsarthi Prasad Parthsarthi Prasad

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21669380 10 Aug 2013 03:21

I am xtremely confused abt dese two problems involving source transfrmtn...any kind of help is appreciated.

Q) CONVERT D GIVEN CIRCUITS TO A SINGLE CURRENT SOURCE IN PARALLEL WITH RESISTOR.
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#2 21669381 10 Aug 2013 05:06

rohan Chawla rohan Chawla

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21669381 10 Aug 2013 05:06

Hi
I think you should apply norton or thevenini theorem to find Rth and Ith between a and b terminals
For first Rth is 2.4 and Ith is 290/48 pointing downwards...
So this results in a single current source Ith in parallel with Rth..
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