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Participants should join this course to build a strong foundation in circuit theory with simple explanations. It helps beginners understand complex topics easily and prepares them for advanced electrical and electronics courses.

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Circuit Theory

25 Lectures

1296 min

Review of Signals and Systems
Preview
42 min
Review of Signals and Systems.
50 min
Network Equations; Initial and Final Conditions
53 min
Problem Session1
54 min
Step, Impulse and Complete Responses
59 min
2nd Order Circuits:Magnetically Coupled Circuits
59 min
Transformer Transform Domain Analysis
55 min
Problem Session 2 : Step,Impulse
44 min
Network Theorams and Network Functions
55 min
Network Functions(Contd.)
51 min
Amplitude and Phase of Network Functions
49 min
Problem Session 3 : Network Theorems Transform
49 min
Poles, Zeros and Network Response
54 min
Single Tuned Circuits
55 min
Single Tuned Circuits (Contd.)
50 min
Double Tuned Circuits
44 min
Double Tuned Circuits (Contd.)
56 min
Problem Session 4 : Network Functions, Analysis
52 min
Double Tuned Circuits (Contd.).
53 min
Concept of Delay and Introduction
56 min
Two-port Networks (Contd.)
53 min
Problem Session 5
53 min
Minor - 1
45 min
The Hybrid & Transmission Parameters of 2 ports
47 min
Problem Session 6: Two - port networks
58 min

Course details

This introductory Circuit Theory course explains the basic ideas of electrical circuits in a clear and simple way. It begins with an overview of signals and systems to help learners understand how electrical quantities behave over time. The course then defines what circuits and networks are, and how they are used in real-life electrical and electronic systems. You will learn the difference between circuit analysis and circuit synthesis in an easy, step-by-step manner. Important electrical elements such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors are discussed with practical examples. The professor explains fundamental laws like Ohm’s Law and Kirchhoff’s Laws to build a strong foundation. Various network theorems are introduced to simplify complex circuit problems. The course also covers how circuits respond to different inputs. Emphasis is placed on understanding concepts rather than memorizing formulas. By the end, learners will feel confident analyzing and understanding basic electrical networks.

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Electrical
Project Management
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Key topics covered

Review of Signals and Systems
Network Equations; Initial and Final Conditions
Problem Session 1
Step, Impulse, and Complete Responses
2nd Order Circuits: Magnetically Coupled Circuits
Transformer Transform Domain Analysis
Problem Session 2: Step and Impulse Responses
Network Theorems and Network Functions
Network Functions (Continued)
Amplitude and Phase of Network Functions
Problem Session 3: Network Theorems (Transform Domain)
Poles, Zeros, and Network Response
Single Tuned Circuits
Single Tuned Circuits (Continued)
Double Tuned Circuits
Double Tuned Circuits (Continued)
Problem Session 4: Network Functions and Analysis
Concept of Delay and Introduction
Two-Port Networks (Continued)
Problem Session 5
Minor – 1
Hybrid and Transmission Parameters of Two-Port Networks
Problem Session 6: Two-Port Networks

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