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    Verification of Norton's Theorem: Case 1 Case 2 (A) Case 2 (B)

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    This document verifies Norton's theorem through a circuit simulation experiment. It involves measuring the short circuit current (Isc) and Norton resistance (Rn) from simulated circuit cases, and using those values to calculate the load current (IL) according to Norton's theorem. The calculated and simulated load currents are then compared in an observation table.

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    This document verifies Norton's theorem through a circuit simulation experiment. It involves measuring the short circuit current (Isc) and Norton resistance (Rn) from simulated circuit cases, and using those values to calculate the load current (IL) according to Norton's theorem. The calculated and simulated load currents are then compared in an observation table.

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    This document verifies Norton's theorem through a circuit simulation experiment. It involves measuring the short circuit current (Isc) and Norton resistance (Rn) from simulated circuit cases, and using those values to calculate the load current (IL) according to Norton's theorem. The calculated and simulated load currents are then compared in an observation table.

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    Verification of Norton's Theorem: Case 1 Case 2 (A) Case 2 (B)

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    Himanshu Jindal
    This document verifies Norton's theorem through a circuit simulation experiment. It involves measuring the short circuit current (Isc) and Norton resistance (Rn) from simulated circuit cases, and using those values to calculate the load current (IL) according to Norton's theorem. The calculated and simulated load currents are then compared in an observation table.

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    01/10/2021, 15:48 Verification of Norton's Theorem

    Verification of Norton's Theorem


    Procedure: 1 2
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    Keep all the resistances (R , R , R & R
    ) close to their
    1 2 3 L 2 10
    respective maximum values.
    Choose any arbitrary values of V 1

    and V .
    2

    Short 100
    Experiment Part Select: Power
    0
    50
    v150
    200
    Case 1: 5 200
    15
    4

    0
    Select switch of S to Power and S to Load and Simulate the
    1 2

    program from Case 1 tab.


    Observe the result of load current.

    Case 2:
    a)Norton
    Short circuit current analysis:

    Apply switch S to power and S to Short and Simulate the


    1 2

    program and read Norton short circuit current (I ) from Case


    sc

    2(a) tab.

    b)Norton Resistance analysis: Case 1 Case 2(a) Case 2(b) Case 3


    Apply switch S to short and S to power and Simulate the
    1 2

    program and read Norton resistance


    (Rn) from Case 2(b) tab.

    Click on simulate to get
    Case 3: Using I and R determine Load Current

    sc n

    Simulate the program and


    read Load current (I ) from Case 3 the Load Current(I ) from
    L
    L
    0
    tab.
    Compare the load currents (I ) obtained from Case 1 tab.
    L the Thevenin equivalent 0
    Simulate
    Then click the button to fill the data to the observation table.
    0

    parameter of the above ckt.

    MC-Moving Coil.
    DPDT- Double pole
    Double throw. Load Current(I )  : L 0
    N.B.:- All the resistances are in ohms.
    Fill data to the table

    Observation Table:
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    Norton Ammeter
    Load Load 2nd Voltage Norton
    Serial no. of Load current(Isc) Reading(I) Load current
    Current(IL) Resistance source(v) from Resistance
    Observation Voltage(VL) from case from case (IL)=Isc*Rn/(Rn+RL)
    from case 1 (RL)=VL/IL case 2(b) Rn=V/I
    2(a) 2(b)

    1st 0.30979 1.2392 4 0.41322 2 0.16694 11.980 0.30979

    2nd 0.30979 1.2392 4 0.41322 4 0.33388 11.980 0.30979

    3rd 0.30979 1.2392 4 0.41322 8 0.66777 11.980 0.30979

    4th 0.30979 1.2392 4 0.41322 10 0.83471 11.980 0.30979

    5th 0.30979 1.2392 4 0.41322 15 1.2521 11.980 0.30979

    Click here to print

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