Understanding Thevenin's Theorem for Circuits with Dependent Sources

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Start date Oct 3, 2013

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Understanding Thevenin's Theorem with dependent sources can be challenging, particularly in calculating the Thevenin impedance (Zth). While calculating the Thevenin voltage (Vth) is straightforward, Zth requires careful consideration of dependent sources. When dealing with circuits that contain only dependent sources, specific techniques must be applied to find Zth. Examples of circuits with dependent sources can clarify these concepts and help in grasping the method. Mastering these principles is essential for analyzing complex circuits effectively.

Oct 3, 2013

taseenbhat

Hello all,
May you please help me out in understanding how to deal with circuits with dependent sources.

* I don't have problem in calculating Vth in any circuit but Zth confuses me.

* What to do with circuits with only dependent sources ?

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Can you give an example of a circuit you have problem with ?

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