What is the Norton equivalent current in a circuit?

Practice Questions

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What is the Norton equivalent current in a circuit?
  1. The short-circuit current at the terminals
  2. The open-circuit voltage
  3. The total current in the circuit
  4. The current through the load

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

What is the Norton equivalent current in a circuit?
Correct Answer: Norton equivalent current
  • Step 1: Identify the two terminals of the circuit where you want to find the Norton equivalent current.
  • Step 2: Imagine placing a wire (short circuit) across these two terminals.
  • Step 3: Analyze the circuit to find out how much current flows through this wire.
  • Step 4: The amount of current that flows through the wire is the Norton equivalent current.
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