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Mapa Institute of TechnologyEEA 102EXP5-EEA102LE08-TABANERA

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• Superposition theorem was confirmed with the use of AC Circuit Analysis Simulation. • Superposition theorem explains that the current through or voltage across in a circuit’s element is also ... the algebraic sum of the currents through or voltages across in that element because of the independent sources that are acting alone. • The result when all the independent sources were turned on were the same to the individual responses’ sum. Furthermore, superposition will be the only method applicable when the independent sources are set at different frequencies. Therefore, at different frequencies the total response of a certain circuit provided with sources is also the sum of the individual responses. • Thevenin and Norton’s theorem was confirmed with the use of AC Circuit Analysis Simulation. • In a complex linear network, Thevenin’s equivalent circuit is a source of voltage which is in series with Thevenin impedance. • Thevenin impedance and Norton impedance are equal. • Thevenin’s theorem is valuable because original circuit can be substituted by an equivalent circuit as far as any external load is investigated, which is applicable to this experiment. • Thevenin and Norton’s theorem were utilized in reducing a complex network turning it into just a series or parallel combination [Show More]

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