• shafeeq@gecskp.ac.in
  • EE V-Lab

GEC PALAKKAD, Sreekrishnapuram-678633, Kerala, India

PROCEDURE

1. Simulation for finding load current by direct method

  • (i) Keep switch S1 to position 1 (Input supply is fed).
  • (ii) Keep switch S2 to position 2 (Load is connected).
  • (iii) Run the simulation and note down the current through load resistor from ammeter reading.
  • (iv) Click Next.
  • 2. Simulation for finding Thevenin Voltage

  • (i) Keep switch S1 to position 1 (Input supply is fed).
  • (ii) Keep switch S2 to position 2 (Open).
  • (iii) Run the simulation and note down the voltage across the reading, which will give Norton equivalent current (INorton).
  • (iv) Click Next.
  • 3. Simulation for finding Norton Equivalent Resistance

  • (i) Keep switch S1 to position 2 (Input voltage source is shorted).
  • (ii) Keep switch S2 to position 1 (Supply is given to measure resistance by ammeter - voltmeter method).
  • (iii) Run the simulation and note down the voltage (Voltmeter reading) , current (Ammeter reading) and Norton Equivalent resistance(RNorton=V/I) .
  • (iv) Click Next.
  • 4. Simulation for finding Load current from Norton equivalent circuit

  • (i) Ensure the Norton equivalent circuit current source is having the value same as the Norton equivalent current and resistance same that of Norton Equivalent resistance.
  • (ii) Run the simulation and note down the load current from Norton equivalent circuit.
  • 5. From the updated observation table, note down actual load current obtained from step 1 (First column) and load current obtained using Norton equivalent circuit from step 4 (8th Column) are equal and hence Norton theorem is verified.

    6. Click Finish.

    7. Repeat the experiment by changing circuit components and complete observation table.

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