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Can I calculate source power from voltage calculated from norton's circuit?

lfernandez

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Can I calculate source power from voltage calculated from norton's circuit?

Can I calculate source power from voltage calculated from norton's circuit?

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Lexyz

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Why not? Surely. Thevenin and Norton are equivalents. the Norton current source has Rth in shunt whereas thevenin equivalent is a voltage source (= Norton current*Rth), in series with Rth.
A 1 amp in shunt with 10 ohms is equivalent to 10V in series with 10 ohms..

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