Derivation of Thevenin's and Norton's Theorems Using Two-Port Network Analysis

Sundaramoorthy, S.; Raj, Retheep

doi:10.1109/icssit48917.2020.9214148

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“…Thevenin and Norton theorems were stated more than 100 years ago, but lately these have been re-explained and/or reformulated [11]- [13]. These theorems have also been recently employed to prove a novel general-purpose theorem for the analysis of linear circuits [9], which was formulated by one of the authors of this work.…”

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A novel measurement technique for DC voltage and current reducing the DMM loading effects

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2021

2021 IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference (I2MTC)

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A novel technique for the measurement of DC voltage and current that reduces the loading effects of a digital multimeter is presented in this work. When the variable of interest is a current (voltage), instead of connecting an ammeter (voltmeter) in series (parallel), it is proposed to connect a voltmeter (ammeter) and an ohmmeter in series (parallel) at the same two terminals conventionally employed. The application of this new measurement technique reduces the loading effects by a factor of at least 100 but up to 500, in comparison with those obtained in the conventional method.

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