What you will learn
How to use source transformation to simplify your linear circuits
Description
Day 18 of Linear Circuits. Source transformation is a very, very powerful to analyze linear circuits. Using nothing more than Ohm’s Law, we show you how you can transform a linear circuit into an equivalent circuit that often is much, much easier to solve.
The material covers all of the lecture material from an eighteenth lecture in a traditional, sophomore-level linear circuits class.
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Content
Introduction
Agenda
A Word on Linear Circuits Textbooks….
Review
Creating Equivalent Circuits with Ohm’s Law
An Example Using Nodal Analysis that Can Be Used for Comparison
Transforming a Parallel Current Source into a Series Voltage Source
Transforming a Series Voltage Source into a Parallel Current Source
Remember to Orient and Place Your Transformed Sources in the Right Position
Be Careful – You Can “Over” Source Transform Your Circuit
Summary and Two New Terms (Thevenin Equivalent and Norton Equivalent)
Finding a Thevenin Equivalent Circuit with Multiple Source Transformations