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Solving Norton Equivalent Circuits - Help Needed
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[QUOTE="Manners, post: 4607781, member: 401626"] Ah, so the switch shorts out the 135 resistor, and because its an open circuit due to removing the current source I am just dealing with the top three resistors and the load. Right ill have a bash at that tonight and see if i can find an old example somewhere to walk through with it. thank you both for the advice. [/QUOTE]
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