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2) Delta-star transformations allowed simplification of a resistor network between equivalent delta and star configurations, with calculations matching measurements of voltages and currents.
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Circuit lab 10 verification of norton's theorem@taj
- 1. Electronic Devices and Circuits LAB (IT-1106) by Tajim 1
- 2. Circuit LAB 10- Verification of Norton's Theorem Experiment 10 by Tajim 2
- 3. by Tajim 3 Purpose/Objective The aim of this experiment is- To be familiar with the Norton’s theorem and also to verify it. To know about its applicability.
- 4. by Tajim 4 What is linear and bilateral circuit? Linear Circuit: A circuit consisting of LINEAR ELEMENTS such as Resistor, Inductor and Capacitor(R, L and C) is called a linear circuit. Here the components can be reduced into source and an impedance. Diodes and Transistors have varying impedances.They are non linear. [Electrical impedance is the amount of opposition that a circuit presents to current or voltage change.] Bilateral Network: A circuit or network in which the magnitude of current remains constant when the polarity of source is reversed is called bilateral network.
- 5. by Tajim 5 Theory (Norton’s Theorem)
- 6. The voltage sources are eliminated by shorting their terminals and the current sources are eliminated by opening their terminals.
- 7. Consider the circuit given below where R2 is designated as the “load” resistor. We will apply Norton’s Theorem to it: In the above circuit, “I” represent the value of current through the load resistor R2. We want to find this current using Norton’s theorem.
- 8. To find the current I through the load resistor R2, just follow the steps below:
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- 11. by Tajim 11 Equipment/ Apparatus: a) Two regulated variable Power Supply (0-30 V) b) One Digital Multimeter c) Circuit Experiment Board (Breadboard) d) Three resistors e) Connecting wires f) Cutting tools etc. Cautions: 1. All connections should be tight and correct. 2. Switch off the supply when not in use. 3. Reading should be taken carefully.
- 12. All the circuit diagrams to verify Norton’s theorem are: 1 2 3 4
- 13. Procedure:
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- 15. LAB Report 1. LAB report must be hand written. 2. Report on today’s LAB must be submitted on next class individually. 3. LAB report will contain: topic, brief description of the topic, circuit diagram, procedure, data table, equipment list and graph. by Tajim 15
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