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1. For the network shown below, the Thevenin voltage and RTH is equal to __________





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  • By: guest on 02 Jun 2017 12.54 am
    Since there is no independent source in the network; VTH = 0. To find RTH apply 1 A current source across A and B. Apply KCL at node Vx as Solving Vx = 58.82 V ∴ .
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