PG1995
Active Member
Hi
A Thevenized or Nortonized circuit is a reduced form of a original circuit; in other words a simple form of a complex one. For instance, a circuit with 20 resistors could be reduced to an equivalent circuit which uses no more than one resistor. Well, why don't we make a simple circuit instead of complex one? What's the need of wasting money on 20 resistors when only one can do? Would you please tell me? Thanks.
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PG
A Thevenized or Nortonized circuit is a reduced form of a original circuit; in other words a simple form of a complex one. For instance, a circuit with 20 resistors could be reduced to an equivalent circuit which uses no more than one resistor. Well, why don't we make a simple circuit instead of complex one? What's the need of wasting money on 20 resistors when only one can do? Would you please tell me? Thanks.
Regards
PG