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The superposition theorem states that the output of a linear circuit composed of multiple independent sources is the algebraic sum of the outputs due to each independent source alone. Use this tag for questions about circuit analysis using the superposition theorem.
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Superposition and average power dissipation
Unfortunately, I am having trouble getting started on the question above. How can one model the affect of a voltage source on a circuit without the knowledge of the resistor configuration inside the …
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