V and I Source Conversion Example @ElectronXLab
V and I Source Conversion Example  @ElectronXLab
Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is an example showing how a voltage source to current source conversion can help figure out what is going on in a circuit. The circuit has two 5V sources with 50 Ohm output impedance connected in parallel with a 10 Ohm load. The 5V sources are converted to current sources so that the output voltage and current can be more easily determined
00:06 - the circuit
1:01 - Convert voltage sources to current sources
2:31 - Redraw equivalent circuit
3:25 - Calculate load voltage
3:57 - Calculate load current
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V and I Source Conversion Example

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