A practical current source consists of
- A. An ideal current source in series with an impedance
- B. An ideal current source in parallel with an impedance
- C. An ideal current source with no impedance in series or in parallel
- D. An ideal current source with high resistance in series
Answer: B. An ideal current source in parallel with an impedance
Explanation: By Norton's representation, a practical current source consists of an ideal current source in parallel with an internal shunt impedance (admittance).