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A SIMPLE explanation of Thevenin Theorem, and Thevenin equivalent circuits. Understand what Thevenin’s Theorem is, and how to figure out the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit. You can read more about Thevenin’s Theorem at: electrical4u.com/thevenin-theorem-and-thevenin-equivalent-voltage-and-resistance
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Thevenin Theorem tells that an active circuit between two load terminals can be considered as an individual voltage source. The voltage of this source would be open circuit voltage across the terminals and the internal impedance of the source is the equivalent impedance of the circuit across the terminals.
A SIMPLE explanation of Thevenin Theorem, and Thevenin equivalent circuits. Understand what Thevenin’s Theorem is, and how to figure out the Thevenin equivalent of a circuit. You can read more about Thevenin’s Theorem at: electrical4u.com/thevenin-theorem-and-thevenin-equivalent-voltage-and-resistance
Comment below with any additional questions you have. If you enjoyed this video and want to see more like it, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to our Youtube channel.
Thevenin Theorem tells that an active circuit between two load terminals can be considered as an individual voltage source. The voltage of this source would be open circuit voltage across the terminals and the internal impedance of the source is the equivalent impedance of the circuit across the terminals.
