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Does it matter if the resistor is on top or below a voltage source after doing a source transformation?
According to this picture from wikipiedia, the resistor is on top of the voltage source:
But even if the resistor (Z) was on the other side of the voltage source, it would still be equivalent to the current source parallel to Z, right? Because the current-voltage characteristic is still the same?
According to this picture from wikipiedia, the resistor is on top of the voltage source:
But even if the resistor (Z) was on the other side of the voltage source, it would still be equivalent to the current source parallel to Z, right? Because the current-voltage characteristic is still the same?