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Dan with UConn HKN presents an example problem explaining the process of solving a thevenin equivalent circuit. Thevenin's theorem states that it is possible to simplify ANY linear circuit down to just one voltage source and one resistor. Dan explains how to find the thevenin voltage, and the thevenin equivalent resistance used in the theorem.
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Dan with UConn HKN presents an example problem explaining the process of solving a thevenin equivalent circuit. Thevenin's theorem states that it is possible to simplify ANY linear circuit down to just one voltage source and one resistor. Dan explains how to find the thevenin voltage, and the thevenin equivalent resistance used in the theorem.
Still don't get it? Have questions relating to this topic or others? Suggestions for other problems you'd like to see us do? Post in the comments below or email us at "questions.hkn.uconn@gmail.com"
