23 - Superposition Theorem (Concept & Solved Examples)

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In this video, the concept of superposition theorem is explained. Superposition theorem states that: In a linear network containing more than one source, the current through or voltage across any branch can be found by considering each source separately and adding their effects.
I = Ia + Ib, V = Va + Vb
short circuit voltage sources
open circuit current sources
Time Stamps
0.00 Intro Superposition Theorem
3:00 Example 1
13:28 Example 2
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Please see videos 07,08 and 09