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    Figure 3.2 shows a circuit with an unknown Thevenin resistance RTH across terminals A and B, along with a known voltage source of 7.676 V and load resistor RL. To calculate RTH, all voltage sources are replaced with short circuits and current sources with open circuits, then the resistance is measured across terminals A and B. This manual circuit helps determine both the voltage across the terminals and RTH.

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    Figure 3.2 shows a circuit with an unknown Thevenin resistance RTH across terminals A and B, along with a known voltage source of 7.676 V and load resistor RL. To calculate RTH, all voltage sources are replaced with short circuits and current sources with open circuits, then the resistance is measured across terminals A and B. This manual circuit helps determine both the voltage across the terminals and RTH.

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    Figure 3.2 shows a circuit with an unknown Thevenin resistance RTH across terminals A and B, along with a known voltage source of 7.676 V and load resistor RL. To calculate RTH, all voltage sources are replaced with short circuits and current sources with open circuits, then the resistance is measured across terminals A and B. This manual circuit helps determine both the voltage across the terminals and RTH.

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    Figure 3.2 shows a circuit with an unknown Thevenin resistance RTH across terminals A and B, along with a known voltage source of 7.676 V and load resistor RL. To calculate RTH, all voltage sources are replaced with short circuits and current sources with open circuits, then the resistance is measured across terminals A and B. This manual circuit helps determine both the voltage across the terminals and RTH.

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    In figure 3.2 shows the Eth RTH and RL that across in terminal A and B.

    Furthermore, in this
    figure the Eth has value of 7.676 V and The RL is across in terminal A and B. The figure will show how to
    get The ETH. Moreover, the figure has unknown RTH. This manually drawn circuit 2 will help to get the
    ETH and to get RTH. To get RTH (Thevenin’s Resistance) by removing all voltage sources and load
    resistor. The resistance measured at terminal A and With all voltage sources replaced by short circuit
    and all currents sources replaced by open circuit.

    Paralle l
    Req=¿
    Req=19.3875 k Ω

    Series
    Req=1k Ω+19.3875 k Ω
    Req=20.3876 k Ω

    Paralle l
    RTH =¿

    RTH =6.7092 k Ω

    R L=R N =RTH =6.70917318 k Ω∨6.7092 k Ω

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