Norton’s Theorem:
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Directions: In order to receive full credit, your answers must include the proper units and all work must be shown. Us
Directions: In order to receive full credit, your answersmust include the proper units and all work must be shown. Usethree significant figures in your calculations. Round anyresistance to the nearest ohm.
Norton’s Theorem:
1. Norton's Theorem: R1 www 2kQ V1 12 V R2 <6kQ R3 Σ3ΚΩ A B a) Determine Norton's current through the AB terminals. (10 pts) d) What is the maximum power delivered to R₂? (10 pts) RL b) Determine Norton's equivalent resistance at the AB terminals. (10 pts) c) Draw Norton's equivalent circuit with the load attached that will result in maximum power transfer. (10 pts)
Norton’s Theorem:
1. Norton's Theorem: R1 www 2kQ V1 12 V R2 <6kQ R3 Σ3ΚΩ A B a) Determine Norton's current through the AB terminals. (10 pts) d) What is the maximum power delivered to R₂? (10 pts) RL b) Determine Norton's equivalent resistance at the AB terminals. (10 pts) c) Draw Norton's equivalent circuit with the load attached that will result in maximum power transfer. (10 pts)