Circuits -3000 Solved Problems

A simple circuit is solved and power absorbed or supplied by each element is determined. KCL as well as Ohm's law are used in solving the circuit. positive sign convention is used in determining element powers. It is shown and discussed how a source, here current source, can be neither absorbing or supplying power. It is also mentioned that resistors are passive elements and always absorb power/energy.

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Who this course is for:

Electrical engineering students

Mechatronics engineering students

Any one who is interested in circuits and want to start their way

Students who are taking physics and circuits

Students of this course will learn how to solve electrical circuits problems with DC sources using different techniques such as KVL&KCL, nodal analysis, mesh analysis and superposition.These techniques are the basics of any electrical circuit problem or electronic circuit problem.Students willing to take this course should have some basics about circuits such as parallel and series connection of resistors and Ohm’s law.

SOME OF THE CONTENTS

Chapter 1 UNITS AND BASIC CONCEPTS

Chapter 2 RESISTANCE AND OHM'S LAW

Chapter 3 SERIES AND PARALLEL RESISTIVE CIRCUITS

Chapter 4 KIRCHHOFF'S LAWS

Chapter 5 NETWORK THEOREMS

Chapter 6 CAPACITORS

Chapter 7 INDUCTORS

Chapter 8 AC SOURCES, WAVEFORMS, AND CIRCUIT RELATIONSHIPS

Chapter 9 COMPLEX NUMBERS AND PHASORS

Chapter 10 AC CIRCUITS UNDER STEADY STATE

Chapter 11 MAGNETICALLY COUPLED CIRCUITS

Chapter 12 RESONANCE

Chapter 13 FREQUENCY RESPONSE AND FILTERS

Chapter 14 THREE-PHASE CIRCUITS

Chapter 15 TRANSIENTS IN DC CIRCUITS

Chapter 16 STEP, RAMP, AND IMPULSE FUNCTIONS

Chapter 17 DUALS AND ANALOGS

Chapter 18 TRANSIENTS IN AC CIRCUITS

Chapter 19 CIRCUITS WITH MULTIFREQUENCY

Chapter 20 CIRCUITS WITH NONSINUSOIDAL SOURCES

Chapter 21 LAPLACE TRANSFORM METHOD

Chapter 22 STATE VARIABLES METHOD

Chapter 23 TWO-PORT NETWORKS

Chapter 24 REVIEW PROBLEMS