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  • 4.1: Introduction
    https://eng.libretexts.org/Courses/Canada_College/Circuits_and_Devices/04%3A_Analysis_Theorems_and_Techniques/4.01%3A_Introduction
    Once this is completed, it will be possible to convert from one type of source to another, such as creating a current source that is the functional equivalent of a voltage source. By this we mean that...Once this is completed, it will be possible to convert from one type of source to another, such as creating a current source that is the functional equivalent of a voltage source. By this we mean that if we swap one for the other in any circuit, the remainder of the circuit will behave identically, producing the same component voltage drops and branch currents.
  • 4.1: Introduction
    https://eng.libretexts.org/Workbench/Introduction_to_Circuit_Analysis/04%3A_Analysis_Theorems_and_Techniques/4.01%3A_Introduction
    Once this is completed, it will be possible to convert from one type of source to another, such as creating a current source that is the functional equivalent of a voltage source. By this we mean that...Once this is completed, it will be possible to convert from one type of source to another, such as creating a current source that is the functional equivalent of a voltage source. By this we mean that if we swap one for the other in any circuit, the remainder of the circuit will behave identically, producing the same component voltage drops and branch currents.

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