Lesson 3 - NORTON'S THEOREM (Concept with Solved example)

This video talks about the concept of Norton's Theorem, which is used by engineers in simplifying complex electrical circuits. Norton's theorem states that any linear circuit, regardless of its complexity, can be simplified into an equivalent circuit with a single current source in parallel with a single resistor. This simplified circuit, known as Norton's equivalent circuit, simply represents the original circuit and can be used for analysis and calculations with a connected load.

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