Transcription: In this lesson we will discuss Muhlmann's Theorem. When more than one current sources are connected in parallel, they can be combined to form a single current source whose generator current is equal to the algebraic sum of the individual current sources and whose total internal resistance is the total of the individual resistances connected in parallel. The above theorem can be extended to voltage sources also. It is also applicable to combinations of voltage and current sources. Consider the circuit shown. This circuit can be redrawn as follows. Combining the current sources, calculating the ...
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