Understanding Current Sources in Circuits

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hey fellas, I am also doing a similar problem and i am wondering how to get the thev equivalent for the sub curcuit BG. Also after finding the subcurcuits AG BG and AB how do you put it all together? like in a curcuit diagram.
 
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smg90 said:
hey fellas, I am also doing a similar problem and i am wondering how to get the thev equivalent for the sub curcuit BG. Also after finding the subcurcuits AG BG and AB how do you put it all together? like in a curcuit diagram.

What parts of a circuit you decide to "Thevenize" (or "Nortonize") depends upon what it is about the circuit that you want to determine. Transforming away components, nodes, or currents can obscure the parts of the circuit that you need to find out about (such as determining a particular node voltage or current through a particular resistor).

Why don't you post your circuit diagram and explain what it is you want to determine about that circuit?