Physics · Network Theorems
What does the Norton's equivalent of an active linear network consist of?
- 1A constant voltage source with a resistance in parallel
- 2A constant current source with a conductance in parallel
- 3A constant voltage source with a conductance in parallel
- 4A constant current source with a resistance in parallel✓
Correct answer
A constant current source with a resistance in parallel
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