Question: What does a "dead circuit" in Thevenin's and Norton's theorem mean?
Answer:
A "dead circuit" means that all independent sources have been zeroed out. Zeroing out a source means that independent voltage sources are converted to short circuits while independent current sources are converted to open circuits.
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