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Midterm Solutions Source Transformations Chapter 4-6 Midterm Solutions Source Transformations

Source Transformation: is a technique that allow a voltage source in series with a resistor to be replaced with a current source in parallel With the same resistor, or vice versa.

Note a resistance parallel with the voltage source, or in series with the current Source, have no effect on the equivalent circuits at terminals a and b.

Application: find the power at the 6 volt source Need current at 6 volt source

So the current through the 6 volt source is:

What you should know Know how to do a source transformation Wireless Power