QUESTION 2 2.1 Briefly describe the general procedures for determining the Thevenin impedance across given terminals of any network. 2.2 For the network shown in Figure Q2, calculate the Norton Impedance, ZN, between terminals A and B. 10 2 Z1 Z3 +100VZ0° 22215 Z4 5+j5 Z5 -j5 Figure Q2

QUESTION 2 2.1 Briefly describe the general procedures for determining the Thevenin impedance across given terminals of any network. 2.2 For the network shown in Figure Q2, calculate the Norton Impedance, ZN, between terminals A and B. 10 2 Z1 Z3 +100VZ0° 22215 Z4 5+j5 Z5 -j5 Figure Q2

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