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Experiment-7 - Norton's Theorem

This experiment aims to verify Norton's theorem using a DC circuit. The circuit diagram shows a primary circuit and figures for measuring the short circuit current (ISC) and Norton resistance (RN). Equipment such as a variable power supply, resistors, and multimeter are used. The theoretical RN is calculated and experimental ISC and IL are measured. If the IL values from the primary circuit match those calculated using Norton's equivalent circuit, then Norton's theorem is verified.

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Experiment-7 - Norton's Theorem

This experiment aims to verify Norton's theorem using a DC circuit. The circuit diagram shows a primary circuit and figures for measuring the short circuit current (ISC) and Norton resistance (RN). Equipment such as a variable power supply, resistors, and multimeter are used. The theoretical RN is calculated and experimental ISC and IL are measured. If the IL values from the primary circuit match those calculated using Norton's equivalent circuit, then Norton's theorem is verified.

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(Established in 1991.

Approved by the Government of Bangladesh)


Founder: Prof Dr M Alimullah Miyan
NAME:
ID No:
Group No:
Program: BSEEE/ BCSE/BSCE/BSME Date: / /2021
1. EXPERIMRNT NO:07
2. Name of the Experiment: Verification of Norton’s theorem with a simple D.C. circuit.

3. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:

Figure-02: Circuit for ISC


Figure-01: Primary Circuit for Figure-03: Circuit for RN
Norton's Theorem Verification.
Measurement.
Measurement.

Figure-04: Alternative circuit for Norton's equivalent circuit


implementation using voltage source instead of current source. Figure-05: Norton's Equivalent
Circuit.

4. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED:
a) Variable D.C. power supply d) Connecting wires
b) Resistors R1= 50Ω, R2= 100Ω, R3= 150. e) Project Board
f)
Vs=70Volt and RL= 200Ω.
g)
c) Multimeter h)

5. EQUATIONS:
RN=(R1||R2)+R3; IL=(ISC*RN)/(RN+RL)

6. EXPERIMENTAL DATA TABLE:


Primary Circuit Assigned Data (Fig. 01) Norton's Equivalent Circuit Experimental Data
Measured Data (Fig. 2, 3 and
Calculated Data (Equations)
IL(mA 5)
VS(V) R1(Ω) R2(Ω) R3(Ω) RL(Ω)
) ISC(m IL(mA ISC(mA
RN(Ω) RL(Ω) RN(Ω) RL(Ω) IL(mA)
A) ) )
35 50 100 165 210 137.5 200 273 111

7. RESULTS: If the value of IL in primary circuit data and in Norton's equivalent circuit experimental data (both measured
and calculated) are same, the Norton's Theorem will be verified.

Instructor: Md, Turiqul Islam

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