How to selfstudy to learn (electronics) network analysis (Thevenin, Norton)?

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I am learning network theorem,my syllabus includes application of kcl,kvl,thevenin and norton theorem,superposition theorem,maximum power transfer

I studied it from malvino,its quite good! But lack of solved problems!
Actually I am finding difficulty while solving networks with double voltage sources and 3 or more loops!

Also i want to get good foundation on the basics!
I understand kcl,kvl and thevenin overall but not really comfortable in applying them!

Any suggestion will be appreciated! And I will be self studying!
Thanks!
 
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Have you checked for videos on Youtube and sites like the Khan academy?

Something else you can do to practice KCL/KVL is to build circuits yourself, run the calculations and then verify the results with a simulator http://www.falstad.com/circuit/ helped me get through circuits 2 =D

When learning KCL/KVL the other thing I would do is, if the question asked to do it in KVL, I'd do it in KVL and redo it in KCL for practice (and vis-versa)
 
cpscdave said:
Have you checked for videos on Youtube and sites like the Khan academy?

Something else you can do to practice KCL/KVL is to build circuits yourself, run the calculations and then verify the results with a simulator http://www.falstad.com/circuit/ helped me get through circuits 2 =D

When learning KCL/KVL the other thing I would do is, if the question asked to do it in KVL, I'd do it in KVL and redo it in KCL for practice (and vis-versa)
Thanks i will try this!