One of the most important analytical tools used in circuit analysis is the Thevenin Equivalent. The Thevenin equivalent reduces an network of resistors and independent sources into a single resistor and a single voltage sources. The Thevenin equivalent can be transformed into a Norton equivalent consisting of a single resistor in parallel with [...] . . . → Read More: Circuit Analysis using the Thevenin Equivalent and Norton Equivalent
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Below is my attempt to catalog the list of videos produced at this video blog. I hope you find them useful and I will update accordingly… . . . → Read More: List of Circuit Analysis and Design Blog Videos Here is an informative tutorial on capacitors used for filtering, energy storage and timing applications. Different type of capacitors such as the electrolytic and ceramic capacitors are discussed as well. MAKE presents: The Capacitor Simple yet effective, they come in a dizzying array of forms and materials. Vital to so many circuits for storage, timing, [...] . . . → Read More: Capacitor Tutorial for Filtering and Timing With applications to circuit analysis and design, this short video tutorial shows how to use the unit step function to generate a pulse function or other step-like functions. . . . → Read More: Circuit Analysis II Tutorial: Unit Step Waveform or Function Example (Create Pulse Waveforms) OrCAD is basically a schematic editor allowing you to draw circuit schematics. The program has a nice collection of circuit parts or components to allow the student to perform their assignments and laboratory exercises. PSPICE is an electrical simulator alllowing you to model the operation of circuits whose schematic was prepared using ORCAD. Students can [...] . . . → Read More: Circuit Analysis Modeling: PSPICE – ORCAD Simulation and Tutorial (Voltage Divider) |
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