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Norton Theorem

If the network shown in figure 5.19 is linear, . The network can then be replaced by a Norton equivalent, as shown in steps in figures 5.20 5.21 5.22 5.23 and 5.24.

**Figure 5.19:** The Linear Network
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**Figure 5.20:**
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**Figure 5.21:**
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**Figure 5.22:**
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**Figure 5.23:**
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**Figure 5.24:**
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ynsingh 2007-07-25