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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to verify Thevenin's theorem, Norton's theorem, and maximum power transfer using PSpice simulation software. 2. The procedures involve using PSpice to construct circuits, determine the equivalent Thevenin voltage and resistance, Norton current and conductance, and simulate maximum power transfer by varying the load resistance in a Thevenin equivalent circuit. 3. Key results are reported for the Thevenin voltage and resistance, Norton current and conductance, and the load resistance that provides maximum power transfer.

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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to verify Thevenin's theorem, Norton's theorem, and maximum power transfer using PSpice simulation software. 2. The procedures involve using PSpice to construct circuits, determine the equivalent Thevenin voltage and resistance, Norton current and conductance, and simulate maximum power transfer by varying the load resistance in a Thevenin equivalent circuit. 3. Key results are reported for the Thevenin voltage and resistance, Norton current and conductance, and the load resistance that provides maximum power transfer.

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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to verify Thevenin's theorem, Norton's theorem, and maximum power transfer using PSpice simulation software. 2. The procedures involve using PSpice to construct circuits, determine the equivalent Thevenin voltage and resistance, Norton current and conductance, and simulate maximum power transfer by varying the load resistance in a Thevenin equivalent circuit. 3. Key results are reported for the Thevenin voltage and resistance, Norton current and conductance, and the load resistance that provides maximum power transfer.

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    University of Bahrain ITCE 221

    College of Information Technology Electrical Circuit Analysis


    Department of Computer Engineering

    Lab |Experiment 3

    Thevenin, Norton &


    Maximum power transfer

    Sadiq Jaffer Taher Mizel


    20183858 | Sec 1
    Objective
    To verify Thevenin, Norton & Maximum power transfer
    theorems.

    Equipment and Components


    PC, PSpice Tool.

    Procedure
    1. In OrCad Capture, setup the following new schematic
    2. Set the components values as indicated

    3. Use Pspice to find VTH and RTH


    4. Use Pspice to find IN and G
    5. Now you can draw both Thevenin and Norton equivalent
    circuit
    6. Use Pspice to find the maximum power transfer (hint: use
    Thevenin equivalent circuit)
    7. Present and Compare your results with theory
    Procedure:
    First, we will be using PSpice Tool to make the circuit.
    Then, we added:
    -VDC
    -The resistors, ADC and E Analog.
    -The ground and connected them using the Place wire

    After that, that I make a value for: VDC=2v R1=4, R2=2,


    R3=2, R3=2, I1=5ADC, I2=0ADC and E Analog=2.
    3. Use Pspice to find VTH and RTH

    VTH= 26V
    26−20
    RTH= 1−0 = 6Ω

    4. Use Pspice to find IN and G


    IN = 3.3333
    3.3333−3.15
    G= = 0.1833
    1−0

    5. Now you can draw both Thevenin and Norton equivalent


    circuit.

    6. Use Pspice to find the maximum power transfer (hint: use


    Thevenin equivalent circuit).
    First, we will be using PSpice Tool to make the circuit.
    Then, we added:
    -VDC
    -The resistors.
    -The ground and connected them using the Place wire.
    After that, that I make a value for: VDC=20, R1=6, R2=RL.

    -find the maximum power transfer.

    The maximum power transfer is 16.667 at R=6.

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