Power is the speed at which work is done. Electric power is the multiplication of the current (amps) by the voltage (volts). P = I x V.

When a constant voltage is suddenly applied to an RL circuit, an increasing a current goes through the conductor and creates a magnetic field that expands with the increasing current

Norton’s Theorem The Norton’s Theorem is similar to the Thevenin’s Theorem. It can be seen that, the equivalent circuit is: A Voltage source (Thevenin voltage: Vth) in series with a resistor (Thevenin resistance: RTH) Thevenin equivalent circuit This theorem says that the equivalent Norton circuit is a combination of a current source in parallel with a resistor. It is easy to find the Norton equivalent circuit when we […]

The Thevenin’s theorem is used to convert a two terminal circuit, into a very simple circuit containing one voltage source in series with a single resistor