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Norton's Theorem Explained (With examples of Independent and Dependent Sources)

In this video, Norton's Theorem is explained with the Solved Examples. The timestamps for the different topics covered in the video : 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Norton's Theorem and Steps to find the Norton's equivalent Circuit 3:33 Example 1 (When the circuit contains only independent sources) 7:02 Example 2 (When the circuits contain independent and dependent sources) 11:28 Example 3 (When circuits contain only dependent sources) Norton's Theorem is a very useful theorem in solving circuit problems. Norton's Theorem : Any linear network can be replaced across the two terminals by the equivalent network which contains the current source in parallel with the impedance. The equivalent current is known as Norton's equivalent current and can be found by finding the short circuit current across the two terminals. The equivalent impedance is known as Norton's equivalent impedance (or Norton's equivalent resistance ) and it is the equivalent impedance which is seen through the two terminals across which one wants to find the equivalent circuit. Norton's Theorem is dual of Thevenin's theorem and using the Source transformation, it is possible to convert the Thevenin's equivalent circuit into Norton's equivalent circuit. In this video, the three different cases have been considered through 3 different examples. 1) Circuit contains only independent sources. 2) Circuit contains independent and dependent sources. 3) Circuit contains only dependent sources. And for each case, Norton's equivalent circuit has been found. Link for the other useful videos: Classification of Electrical Network:    • Classification of Electrical Network   Source Transformation:    • Source transformation in  network ana...   Thevenin's Theorem    • Thevenin's Theorem Explained (With ex...   This video will be helpful to all the students of science and engineering in understanding the Norton's Theorem in the electrical circuits. #Norton'sTheorem #NortonsExamples -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow me on Youtube:    / allaboutelectronics   Follow me on Facebook:   / allaboutelecronics   Follow me on Instagram:   / all_about.electronics   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music Credit: http://www.bensound.com