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- 1Thévenins TheoremAny 2 terminal circuit composed of sources and ideal resistors is equivalent to a series combination of an independent voltage source and an ideal resistor
- 2Norton's TheoremAny two terminal circuit composed of sources and ideal resistors in parallel is equivalent to a parallel combination of an independent current source and an ideal resistor
- 3Passive elementA circuit element that can not deliver more energy than it already had received from the circuit
- 4Active elementA circuit element that can deliver more energy than it has already received from the circuit
- 5Passive element examplesResistor, capacitor, inductor
- 6Active element examplesOp amps, sources...
- 7Linear elementAn element where the terminal voltage and current are related to each other by a linear function
- 8Linear element examplesIdeal resistors, dependent sources
- 9Maximum power transfer theoremMax power that can be delivered by Thevenin or Norton circuit to a Rl occurs when Rl = Req
- 10Kirchhoff's current law (KCL)Sum of currents leaving a node is zero
- 11Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL)Sum of voltage drops around a loop is zero
- 12Negative feedbackThe connection of the output terminal back into the inverting input terminal.
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