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Thévenin's theorem for linear electrical networks to simplify the analysis of complex electrical circuits.
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Thevenin voltage for a simple circuit
Trying to find the Thevenin equivalent voltage for the circuit on the picture below.
This voltage is supposed to be found at the round dots to the very right in the circuit. … According to the answer sheet the answer is supposed to be 16V for the Thevenin voltage. …
