Understanding Thevenin's Theorem for Circuits with Dependent Sources

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taseenbhat

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Oct 3, 2013

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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szynkasz

Oct 3, 2013

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

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