Norton’s Theorem Formula and Equivalent Circuit
Before learning about Norton’s theorem formula, let us know the uses of Norton Theorem first. The uses of Norton Theorem…
Category: Electrical Circuit
LEVEL 1 – ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT
Thevenin’s Theorem Formula and Examples Electric Circuits
Why do we need to learn about Thevenin’s theorem formula? It is very useful when analyzing a complex configuration electrical…
Source Transformation Theorem – Formula and Examples
Source transformation theorem – From the previous posts, we have learned about series and parallel connection along with wye-delta transformation.…
What is Superposition Theorem – Formula and Example
What is Superposition Theorem? Superposition theorem will help us greatly when analyzing a circuit with multiple sources. If a circuit…
Linear Circuit Analysis vs Nonlinear Circuits
Linear circuit analysis will help us greatly when we are attempting to analyze a more complex circuit like what we…
DC Transistor Circuit Analysis – Explanation and Examples
Transistor circuit analysis is a basic knowledge and skill for us electrical engineering. A DC transistor is the most basic…
Nilpotent Matrix – Definition and Example
Because the product of a Nilpotent Matrix and itself equals a null matrix, Nilpotent Matrix is a unique variety of…
Idempotent Matrix – Definition, Example, Properties
Idempotent matrix is a matrix when multiplied by itself will produce itself (same matrix). It is an idempotent matrix if…
Active, Reactive, Apparent Power and Power Triangle
There are three types of power: active, reactive, apparent power. These three form a Power Triangle which is showing the…