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Source Transformation

Source Transformation is a simplification technique which eliminates extra nodes in a network. both the networks are equal in performance point of view but, different in connection point of view.



Voltage-to-Current Source Transformation


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  consider a network has voltage source  Vs  in series with resistance R . then the              network   can be converted in to current source Is  with resistance in parallel with it.


     the voltage source Vs can be given as : Vs =Vs / R  


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Current-to-Voltage Source Transformation


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 consider a network has current source  Is  in parallel with resistance R . then the     network can be converted in to voltage source Vs  with resistance in series with it.


     the voltage source Vs can be given as : Vs =Is *R  


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