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Lecture 36 2
Review: Independent Source(s)
Circuit with one or more independent
sources
RTh
Voc
+
-
Thevenin equivalent circuit
Lecture 36 3
Review: No Independent Sources
Circuit without independent sources
RTh
Thevenin equivalent circuit
Lecture 36 4
Finding the Thevenin Equivalent
• I-V characteristics are straight lines (a consequence of the linearity of resistor models).
• Circuits with independent sources:
– Intercepts are voc(t) and isc(t)
• Circuits w/o independent sources:
– Slope is RTh
Lecture 36 6
Finding RTh
• With no independent sources, Voc and Isc are both zero.
• To find the slope, we apply a test source with a given voltage (or current) and measure the current (voltage) produced by the source.
• This gives the slope of the I-V line.
Lecture 36 17
AC Steady State
• Thevenin’s theorem also applies to AC steady state analysis.
• An arbitrary linear circuit can be replaced by an equivalent source and impedance.
• The determination of source and impedance values is essentially the same as for resistor circuits.
Lecture 36 18
Independent Source(s)
Circuit with one or more independent
sources
Voc
+
-
Thevenin equivalent circuit
sc
ocTh I
VZ
Lecture 36 19
No Independent Sources
Circuit without independent sources
ZTh
Thevenin equivalent circuit
Lecture 36 20
Example: IC Interconnects
0.07pF
500Vs
+
-
15 15 15
0.07pF 0.07pF
Find the Thevenin equivalent circuit: