Question

Thevenin equivalent of a circuit consists of

• A. Current source and series resistance
• B. Voltage source and series capacitance
• C. Voltage source and series resistance
• D. Current source and parallel resistance

Hint:

To remember the distinction between the two primary network theorems: - Thevenin's Model: Voltage source ($V_{th}$) in Series with resistance ($R_{th}$). - Norton's Model: Current source ($I_N$) in Parallel with resistance ($R_N$). You can easily switch between them using a standard source transformation: $V_{th} = I_N \cdot R_{th}$ where $R_{th} = R_N$.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C