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@benjwgarner Yes, he is counting the connection through Vs as a short circuit. When calculating the Thevenin Equivalent you can think of Voltage Sources as shorts and Current Sources as opens.
See the Wikipedia page for Thevenin's Theorem for more info.
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faisal22naveed 2 months ago
Thank you so much! It really helps! Cheer
osx101 5 months ago in playlist Education
Why R1 and R2? Why can't you use just a voltage supply?
fredosstudio 5 months ago
Why is Vo/Vt= -R4/Rt?
HPaisana 8 months ago 3
At 1:20, why are R1 and R2 considered in parallel? Are you counting the connection through Vs, and can you do that?
benjwgarner 1 year ago
@benjwgarner Yes, he is counting the connection through Vs as a short circuit. When calculating the Thevenin Equivalent you can think of Voltage Sources as shorts and Current Sources as opens.
See the Wikipedia page for Thevenin's Theorem for more info.
bcrepeau1 1 year ago
@benjwgarner you do that in Thevenin, you go round pass the power supply when finding Rt, and now R1 and R2 are parallel.
Brutaltronics 3 months ago
Thanks !
juicerocker 1 year ago
thanks a lot maaaan, i'm french and i understand better with your videos than with my physic course
RS001 2 years ago
@RS001 je vais manger ton chien
nugg69 8 months ago
Thanks a lot!! and also seems really xhausted at da end!! :)
Gr8 work!!
artistdigital 2 years ago
thanks.........
chente1er 2 years ago