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Here are some examples of complicated circuits which cannot be reduced to a series circuit or a parallel circuit. One cannot find equivalent resistances using the rules from resistors in series or in parallel. Instead, Kirchhoffs Current and Voltage Laws are used to solve these circuits.
Kirchhoffs Laws are not the only method of solving such circuits. Different methods have arisen to solve complicated circuits, such as the Superposition Theorem. Some of these methods are easier to use than others, and their simplicity is dependent on the specific circuit to be solved.
The Wheatstone Bridge is a fundamental circuit originally invented to measure resistance. To see how this works look at the following simulated Wheatstone Bridge Experiment. Use the "back" button to return to this point.
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