Thevenin and Norton Equivalent Circuit

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so did you pass your exam?

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@@malikz6010 most likely not, given that this stuff is at the very beginning of EE class

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first time these equivalents have ever made sense to me--thank you!

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For some reason, at 6:02 I laughed when he said: "That resistor here is what?" "........useless." LOL

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This is the best tutorial about thevenin and norton circuits. Thanks!

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the book i mean...

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Thank you, Dr Zahi.The video really helped a lot

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Sometimes I wanna be one of your independent sources. Makes me feel like that resistor at 6:00.

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if you know Thevenin you know Norton, just divide or multiple depending on what you find first Thevenin or Norton. Great explanation, Thank you.

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[@zahidfaheem3233]

22:06 we said i (current) is -Voc/4K which is in the opposite direction of the current source... but doesn't the voltage source have any current too which should also be taken into account?

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i also didn't get this part

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[@taureankartik4]

6 and 3 are in parallel you said.. how did you determined the directon of current??

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Awesome sir ...

[@matevzkramar]

Why is the Voc the voltage across 6 ohm resistor at 6:43? I don’t quite get that...

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[@veronicaromo3236]

at 10:34 why do we add the 3 and 6 ohm resistors in parallel rather than in series?

[@derekgeng4400]

He didn’t. 3 is in parallel with 6 and makes 2. That’s in series with 7 and makes 9

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Very good. Thank you.

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It's awesome .its helped me alot ..thanks

[@NM-ku9kn]

In the 1st example of thevenin's theorem to determine the V (th) why would we consider the 6 ohm impedance instead of 3 ohm???

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[@shamsinurullayev8465]

firstful thank you for good explanation.....but i didnt understand in 22:13.....why you write i is equal to negativ V(oc) over 4k...

[@nikhilprasanthan5185]

+Shamsi Nurullayev [-v(oc)/4k] just check out the circuit given..... the current source shows that [v(oc)/4000].... and k depics 1000(internationally accepted term) and it is [-v(oc)] because it is opposing the direction of current...... just check out what he says once more and you will understand it clearly.... :D

[@SelfConsciousAiResistance]

aren't 3, 6 and 7 in paralel on 14:05 so how was the answer right. clearly by looking the resistor with 7 ohms is movable through all that cable.

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at 10:50 why did it change from 12V to 8V source?

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Very Helpful.. Thanks a lot!!