ELEC1111 > Quizzes > Quiz 3

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• (Final Exam Summer 2017) Find the Thevenin equivalent voltage in the following circuit from the given terminals
• (Final Exam Summer 2017) Find the Thevenin resistance in Ohms in the following circuit from the given terminals
• (Mid-semester exam S1, 2016) Find the Norton equivalent current in the circuit to the left of the terminal pair A-B
• (Mid-semester exam S1, 2016) Find the Norton equivalent resistance in the circuit to the left of the terminal pair A-B
• A source is supplying maximum power to a load when the load resistance is smaller than the source resistance
• Calculate the Thevenin equivalent resistance at the terminals a-b in the following circuit
• Find the Norton current at terminals a-b of the following circuit
• Find the Thevenin equivalent resistance as seen from terminals a-b in the following circuit
• Find the Thevenin voltage across terminals a-b in the following circuit
• Find the voltage of node Vo due to the 3-V source
• Find the voltage of node Vo due to the 9-V source
• The Norton equivalent resistance is the reciprocal of the Thevenin equivalent resistance
• The Thevenin voltage of a circuit is 100 V and the Thevenin equivalent resistance is equal to 20 ъ
• The following two circuits are equivalent, based on the source transformation principle
• The superposition theorem applies to currents, voltages and power
• Which of the following sources should be short-circuited when calculating the Thevenin equivalent resistance of a circuit