8 Norton Method The figure below shows a DC circuit with a voltage source and a current source. With respect to port a – b, this circuit shall be replaced by an equivalent practical current source by applying Norton's Method. The quantities are as follows: Vo = 14 V, Io = 7 A, R1 = 122, R2 = 29, R3 = 182. Determine the quantities of the equivalent current source and sketch this equivalent source. Vo oa R2 Io R1 R3

8 Norton Method The figure below shows a DC circuit with a voltage source and a current source. With respect to port a – b, this circuit shall be replaced by an equivalent practical current source by applying Norton's Method. The quantities are as follows: Vo = 14 V, Io = 7 A, R1 = 122, R2 = 29, R3 = 182. Determine the quantities of the equivalent current source and sketch this equivalent source. Vo oa R2 Io R1 R3

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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