For Zth, I find it more meaningful to go back to the rectangular form in the end (or do all calculations using the complex conjugate math trick), and find the equivalent circuit. If you do so, you'll find out that Zth is a resistance of 8 ohm in series with an inductor with 16j ohms.
There is a mistake in the answer Thevenin's impedance exactly 8 root 5 and 63.43 angle That means its magnitude equal to thevenin's voltage I.e 8 root 5 and angle -26.57
Thevenin’s Theorem? More like “It’s clear now; I understand all of ‘em!” Thanks for breaking down and explaining the concepts in such an easy-to-follow way.
instead of taking tan inverse and all just put the calculator in complex mode and then solve the complex numbers and later convert it into angular form. you will get the same result.
instead of taking tan inverse and all just put the calculator in complex mode and then solve the complex numbers and later convert it into angular form. you will get the same result.
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For Zth, I find it more meaningful to go back to the rectangular form in the end (or do all calculations using the complex conjugate math trick), and find the equivalent circuit.
If you do so, you'll find out that Zth is a resistance of 8 ohm in series with an inductor with 16j ohms.
Is one of them -ve?
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Unit of impedance (Z) is ohm or mho...?
There is a mistake in the answer
Thevenin's impedance exactly 8 root 5 and 63.43 angle
That means its magnitude equal to thevenin's voltage I.e 8 root 5 and angle -26.57
yah i am also having same answer
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Please explain the 2+j part
2+j is in polar form if you convert it to rectangular form then it will be 2.24
But I got theta=0.4636
In which videos there are current and voltage division concept??
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Thevenin’s Theorem? More like “It’s clear now; I understand all of ‘em!” Thanks for breaking down and explaining the concepts in such an easy-to-follow way.
We can apply nodal analysis or not
no
please provide previous year gate questions sheet Thevenin's theorem
what is the name of video editor you use
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Angle ke liye tan-1 (b/a) karte ha na
Then tan-1 ( 90/0) hona chiye na
Pls ans my doubt..
instead of taking tan inverse and all just put the calculator in complex mode and then solve the complex numbers and later convert it into angular form. you will get the same result.
instead of taking tan inverse and all just put the calculator in complex mode and then solve the complex numbers and later convert it into angular form. you will get the same result.
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How did you get 26.57 i don't understand.i got theta in zeroes
26.57 is in degrees while your answer might be in radians.
Very nice video :)
It is easy to do calculations in rectangular form. Dont know the logic behind converting them to polar form.
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Wht r those j60 and j80 here ??
I think those are just arbitrary values that he picked for the capacitor and the inductor in the example problem.
They are reactances
you are taking the ( 2 + j) polar form wrong .
I was thinking same.
sir aap itna ganda kyu padate ho?
are yar ye kya bakchodi h proof to dia nhi thevenin theorem ka
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