Thevenin & Norton Examples - Thevenin Equivalent Circuit Theory - Part 4

http://www.FreedomUniversity.TV. A series of videos on the Thevenin and Norton Equaivalent Circuits along with some example circuit analysis. For questions on these and other topics contact Professor Santiago at john@e-liteworks.com or visit the above website.

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• thevenin examples
• norton examples
• thevenin voltage
• thevenin resistance
• norton current
• norton resistance
• equivalent circuits

[happygoron]

If ic = 2

doesnt that give you:

240ia - 180i -120 = 40

=> 240ia -180i = 40 + 120 = 160

Not 80 as listed above? or am I missing something?

[drjctu]

What I should have written is that ic=-2 since it is in the opposite direction of the current source. Also in Mesh B it should be -180iA+195ib-15ic=-v

I apologize for the confusion and thank you for your feedback.

Dr J

[deshapoui]

ic = - 2A

[roloaguilera]

please include examples with dependent sources and how to solve general circuits without being view from established terminals...

[V2Force]

Oh :) so that's what people mean by mesh current :) i call it loop current. Awsome video, just one little part missing in here is how to apply cramer's rule that got me confuse but i understand it at last after watching another video on cramer's rule :) Thanks.