Part II : Basic Circuit Concepts

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Part II : Basic Circuit Concepts Series and parallel resistance Voltage and current divider Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits Node and mesh analysis Source transformation Superposition

Series and Parallel Resistances

Voltage Divider

Current Divider

Closed Path Closed path (loop): A traversal through a series of nodes ending at the starting node without encountering a node more than once. How many loops in the above figure?

Thevenin Equivalent

Norton Equivalent

Thevenin Equivalent

Superposition Principle