For the multiple-sources circuit

For the multiple-sources circuits, the current from many sources can be

separated to be an individual current and also can be combined later. The overall

response (current or voltage) of the multiple-source circuit is the sum of each

individual source response when assume that the other sources are killed (make its

value to zero). For instance, killing the voltage source by short circuit, and killing the

current source by open circuit. This is the principle of superposition theory.

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Circuits for the multiple-sources, the current from many sources Can be Separated to be an individual and also current Can be combined later. The overall response (current or Voltage) of the multiple-Source Circuit is the Sum of each individual response Source assume that when the Other sources are killed (Make its Value to Zero). For instance, Killing the Voltage Source by Circuit short, and Killing the current Source by Circuit open. This is the principle of superposition theory.