I'm trying to find out how to solve for the Thevenin equivalent. I tried to use a 1A test source, but it didn't seem to work. Anyone can help please? Much appreciated.
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I would connect a voltage source to the output and use Vout = 0 and Vout = 60 to simplify the problem.
You'll get Iout = -20A and Iout = -14A, so the output resistance is 10Ω and the open-circuit voltage then must be 200V.
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Okay, I'll test it out. Thanks for the help! – Steve Feb 26 '24 at 13:12
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Below is the calculation for Rth using test source method.Vth you can try
yourself .Please let me know if you need any support for calculating Vth.
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if that solves your problem you can accept the answer https://electronics.stackexchange.com/help/someone-answers – Hari Feb 26 '24 at 16:31