Electronic Circuit CH. 1 Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Chang Bum, Lee Office: 1315 (055)380-9243

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Electronic Circuit CH. 1 Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Chang Bum, Lee Office: 1315 (055)

2 Thevenin Voltage Equivalents  Thevenin invented a model called a Thevenin Source for representing a complex circuit using  A single “pseudo” source  A single “pseudo” resistance  The Thevenin source, V th, with its associated resistance, R th, “looks” to the load on the circuit like the actual complex combination of resistances and sources.  This model can be used interchangeably with the more complex circuit when doing analysis.

3 The Function Generator Model w Recall that the function generator has an internal impedance of 50 Ohms. w Could the internal circuitry of the function generator contain only a single source and one resistor? w This is actually the Thevenin equivalent model for the circuit inside the function generator

4 Thevenin Model Load Resistor

5 Note:  We might also see a circuit with no load resistor, like this voltage divider.

6 Thevenin Method  Find Vth (open circuit voltage)  Remove load if there is one so that load is open  Find voltage across the open load  Find Rth (Thevenin resistance)  Set voltage sources to zero (current sources to open) – in effect, shut off the sources  Find equivalent resistance from A to B A B

7 Find Vth  Remove Load A B A B

8 Find Vth  Let Vo=12, R1=2k, R2=4k, R3=3k, R4=1k

9 Find Rth  Short out the voltage source (turn it off) & redraw the circuit for clarity.

10 Find Rth  First find the parallel combinations of R1 & R2 and R3 & R4.  Then find the series combination of the results.

11 Redraw Circuit as a Thevenin Source  Then add any load and treat it as a voltage divider.

12 Thevenin Method Tricks  Note  When a short goes across a resistor, that resistor is replaced by a short.  When a resistor connects to nothing, there will be no current through it and, thus, no voltage across it.

13 Does this really work?  To confirm that the Thevenin method works, add a load and check the voltage across and current through the load to see that the answers agree whether the original circuit is used or its Thevenin equivalent.  If you know the Thevenin equivalent, the circuit analysis becomes much simpler.