The discussion revolves around finding the Thévenin's equivalent circuit, specifically focusing on the calculations of Rth (Thevenin resistance) and Vth (Thevenin voltage). Participants express uncertainty regarding the inclusion of internal resistance in their calculations.
Some participants have provided feedback on the calculations, indicating that while one participant's Rth appears correct, there may be an error in the calculation of Vth. The conversation reflects an ongoing exploration of the problem without a definitive resolution.
There is mention of a voltage divider in the context of calculating Vth, suggesting that assumptions about circuit configuration may be under consideration.
Yup, the internal resistance of the battery counts. Rth and Vth are what you're after.Crutchlow13 said:
Your Rth looks good, but something went wrong with your final calculation of Vth. If you look at the resistors in the voltage divider you'd expect to see Vth = 1/2 of your v1...Crutchlow13 said: