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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to determine the Thevenin's equivalent circuit of an unknown two-terminal circuit. Students measured the open circuit voltage, used a test current source to calculate resistance Rth using two different methods, and verified the extracted Thevenin's circuit. 2. Key measurements taken were open circuit voltage Voc of 2.97V, current of 1.4A through a 1V test source yielding Rth of 0.714kΩ using one method, and short circuit current Isc of 7.8A yielding Rth of 0.38kΩ using another method. 3. The experiment successfully transformed the unknown circuit into a known Thevenin's equivalent circuit

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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to determine the Thevenin's equivalent circuit of an unknown two-terminal circuit. Students measured the open circuit voltage, used a test current source to calculate resistance Rth using two different methods, and verified the extracted Thevenin's circuit. 2. Key measurements taken were open circuit voltage Voc of 2.97V, current of 1.4A through a 1V test source yielding Rth of 0.714kΩ using one method, and short circuit current Isc of 7.8A yielding Rth of 0.38kΩ using another method. 3. The experiment successfully transformed the unknown circuit into a known Thevenin's equivalent circuit

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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to determine the Thevenin's equivalent circuit of an unknown two-terminal circuit. Students measured the open circuit voltage, used a test current source to calculate resistance Rth using two different methods, and verified the extracted Thevenin's circuit. 2. Key measurements taken were open circuit voltage Voc of 2.97V, current of 1.4A through a 1V test source yielding Rth of 0.714kΩ using one method, and short circuit current Isc of 7.8A yielding Rth of 0.38kΩ using another method. 3. The experiment successfully transformed the unknown circuit into a known Thevenin's equivalent circuit

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    1. The document describes a lab experiment to determine the Thevenin's equivalent circuit of an unknown two-terminal circuit. Students measured the open circuit voltage, used a test current source to calculate resistance Rth using two different methods, and verified the extracted Thevenin's circuit. 2. Key measurements taken were open circuit voltage Voc of 2.97V, current of 1.4A through a 1V test source yielding Rth of 0.714kΩ using one method, and short circuit current Isc of 7.8A yielding Rth of 0.38kΩ using another method. 3. The experiment successfully transformed the unknown circuit into a known Thevenin's equivalent circuit

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    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

    POST LAB REPORT

    Course Name : Electrical circuits 1


    Course No : EEE 101
    Section No : 02
    Group No : 02
    Experiment No : 06
    Experiment Name : Open Ended Lab on Identification and
    Verification of Thevenin’s Equivalent Circuit.

    Student’s Name & ID : Maisha Nawshin : 2019-2-80-027


    Foysal Mohammad Fahim : 2019-2-80-011
    Fahim Hosan : 2019-1-80-073

    Submitted To : Mr. Rishad Raiyan Joarder

    Performance Date : 20-11-2019


    Submission Date : 27-11-2019
    OBJECTIVE:
    The objectives of this open-ended experiment are twofold: first, to design an
    experiment to find the Thevenin’s equivalent of an unknown circuit and then to
    verify whether the extracted equivalent circuit actually represents the
    Thevenin’s equivalent circuit. Then in the second part, designed experiment
    will be conducted and data will be analyzed to obtain the desired results.

    THEORY:
    Thevenin’s theorem states that a linear two terminal network can be replaced
    by an equivalent circuit containing a voltage source Vth with a Resistance Rth.
    Vth is equal to the open circuit voltage between the terminals and a number of
    techniques are available to extract Rth. For this experiment the two terminal
    circuit is unknown so for finding Rth we are going to use case 2. In which we
    need to deactivate all independent source in the two-terminal circuit. And add
    a test voltage source or test current source between the two terminals. In this
    experiment we are going to use test current source (1A). So,
    Voc=Vth …………. (i)
    Vitest
    Rth = Itest ………. (ii)

    To find the Rth using another method (Special Case) make a short circuit
    between the two terminal and measure the short circuit current (Isc). Then,
    Voc
    Rth = Isc …………. (iii)

    Equipment:
    1. Black Box
    2. Multimeter
    3. Ammeter
    4. Test Voltage Source (1V)

    Procedure:
    1. Activate the circuit by plugging it with a power socket. Then measure the
    value of Voltage across open circuit (Voc) between the two terminals
    with the help of a multimeter. This Voc = Vth.
    2. Then to find Rth unplug the device. This way all the independent source
    in the circuit will be deactivated.
    3. After that, connect a test voltage source (1V) between the two terminals.
    4. Measure the current (Iitest) across 1V test voltage source.
    5. Find Rth using equation (ii).
    6. Then to find the value of Rth using another method, make a short circuit
    between the two terminal and measure the short circuit current I SC.
    7. Find the Rth using equation (iii).

    Data Table To Find Vth :


    Voltage (Voc/Vth) 2.97 V

    Data Table To Find Rth (Method 1) :


    Test Voltage Source Current Across Vtest Vitest
    Resistance (Rth = Itest )
    (Vtest) (Iitest)

    1V 1.4A 0.714K
    Data Table To Find Rth (Method 2) :
    Voltage(Voc/Vth) Short Circuit Current Voc
    (Isc) Rth = Isc ¿
    ¿
    2.97V 7.8A 0.38K

    THEVENIN’S EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT:


    Comment :
    From This Experiment we have learned to transform any unknown two
    terminal circuit to a known Thevenin's Equivalent circuit where a voltage
    source is in series with a resistor between the two terminal.
    --- We have to take all the readings carefully.
    --- We need to be carefull while plugging in the black box with the power
    source.
    --- While measuring Rth need to unplug the black box from the power source.

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