Includes index.

1. Introduction --
Electrical quantities and SI units --
Force, work, and power --
Electric charge and current --
Electric potential --
Energy and electrical power --
Constant and variable functions --
2. Circuit concepts --
Passive and active elements --
Sign conventions --
Voltage-current relations --
Resistance --
Inductance --
Capacitance --
Circuit diagrams --
Nonlinear resistors --
3. Circuit laws --
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law --
Kirchhoff's Current Law --
Circuit elements in series --
Circuit elements in parallel --
Voltage division --
Current division --
4. Analysis methods --
The Branch Current Method --
The Mesh current Method --
Matrices and determinants --
The Node Voltage Method --
Network reduction --
Input resistance --
Output resistance --
Transfer resistance --
Reciprocity property --
Superposition --
Thévenin's and Norton's Theorems --
Maximum power transfer theorem --
Two-terminal resistive circuits and devices --
Interconnecting two-terminal resistive circuits --
Small-signal model of nonlinear resistive devices --
5. Amplifiers and operational amplifier circuits --
Amplifier model --
Feedback in amplifier circuits --
Operational amplifiers --
Analysis of circuits containing ideal op amps --
Inverting circuit --
Summing circuit --
Noninverting circuit --
Voltage follower --
Differential and difference amplifiers --
Circuits containing several op amps --
Integrator and differentiator circuits --
Analog computers --
Low-pass filter --
Decibel (dB) --
Real op amps --
Simple op amp model --
Comparator --
Flash analog-to-digital converter --
Summary of feedback in op amp circuits --
6. Waveforms and signals --
Periodic functions --
Sinusoidal functions --
Time shift and phase shift --
Combinations of periodic functions --
The average and effective (RMS) values --
Nonperiodic functions --
The unit step function --
The unit impulse function --
The exponential function --
Damped sinusoids --
Random signals --
7. First-order circuits --
Capacitor discharge in a resistor --
Establishing a DC voltage across a capacitor --
The source-free RL circuit --
Establishing a DC current in an inductor --
The exponential function revisited --
Complex first-order RL and RC circuits --
DC steady state in inductors and capacitors --
Transitions at switching time --
Response of first-order circuits to a pulse --
Impulse response of RC and RL circuits --
Summary of step and impulse responses in RC and RL circuits --
Response of RC and RL circuits to sudden exponential excitations --
Response of RC and RL circuits to sudden sinusoidal excitations --
Summary of forced response in first-order circuits --
First-order active circuits --
8. Higher-order circuits and complex frequency --
Series RLC circuit --
Parallel RLC circuit --
Two-mesh circuit --
Complex frequency --
Generalized impedance (R, L, C) in s-Domain --
Network function and pole-zero plots --
The forced response --
The natural response --
Magnitude and frequency scaling --
Higher-order active circuits. 9. Sinusoidal steady-state circuit analysis --
Element responses --
Phasors --
Impedance and admittance --
Voltage and current division in the frequency domain --
The Mesh current Method --
The Node Voltage Method --
Thévenin's and Norton's theorems --
Superposition of AC sources --
10. AC power --
Power in the time domain --
Power in sinusoidal steady state --
Average or real power --
Reactive power --
Summary of AC power in R, L, and C --
Exchange of energy between an inductor and a capacitor --
Complex power, apparent power, and power triangle --
Parallel-connected networks --
Power factor improvement --
Maximum power transfer --
Superposition of average powers --
11. Polyphase circuits --
Two-phase systems --
Three-phase systems --
Wye and Delta Systems --
Phasor voltages --
Balance Delta-connected load --
Balance four-wire, Wye-connected load --
Single-line equivalent circuit for balanced three-phase loads --
Unbalanced Delta-connected load --
Unbalanced Wye-connected load --
Three-phase power --
Power measurement and the two-wattmeter method --
12. Frequency response, filters, and resonance --
Frequency response --
High-pass and low-pass networks --
Half-power frequencies --
Generalized two-port, two-element networks --
The frequency response and network functions --
Frequency response from pole-zero location --
Ideal and practical filters --
Passive and active filters --
Bandpass filters and resonance --
Natural frequency and damping ratio --
RLC series circuit --
Series resonance --
Quality factor --
RLC parallel circuit --
Parallel resonance --
Practical LC parallel circuit --
Series-parallel conversions --
Locus diagrams --
Bode diagrams --
Observations --
Special features of Bode diagrams --
Summary of first-order filters --
Second-order filters --
Butterworth filters --
Scaling the frequency response of filters --
13. Two-port networks --
Terminals and ports --
Z-parameters --
T-equivalent of reciprocal networks --
Y-parameters --
Pi-equivalent of reciprocal networks --
Application of terminal characteristics --
Conversion between Z- and Y-parameters --
H-parameters --
G-parameters --
Transmission parameters --
Interconnecting two-port networks --
Choice of parameter type --
Summary of terminal parameters and conversion --
14. Mutual inductance and transformers --
Mutual inductance --
Coupling coefficient --
analysis of coupled coils --
Dot Rule --
Energy in a pair of coupled coils --
Conductively coupled equivalent circuits --
Linear transformer --
Ideal transformer --
Autotransformer --
Reflected impedance --
15. Circuit analysis using spice and PSpice --
Circuit description --
Dissecting a Spice source file --
Data statements and DC analysis --
Control and output statements in DC analysis --
Thévenin equivalent --
Subcircuit --
Op amp circuits --
AC steady state and frequency response --
Mutual inductance and transformers --
Modeling devices with varying parameters --
Time response and transient analysis --
specifying other types of sources --
16. The Laplace transform method --
Selected Laplace transforms --
Convergence of the integral --
Initial-value and final-value theorems --
Partial-fractions expansions --
Circuits in the s-Domain --
The network function and Laplace transforms --
Fourier method of waveform analysis --
Trigonometric Fourier series --
Exponential Fourier series --
Waveform symmetry --
Line spectrum --
Waveform synthesis --
Effective values and power --
Applications in circuit analysis --
Fourier transform of nonperiodic waveforms --
Properties of the Fourier transform --
Continuous spectrum --
Appendix A. Complex number system --
Appendix B. Matrices and determinants --
Index.

This Schaum's Outline gives you.
323 fully solved problems.

Information on circuit elements, theorems, behavior, and analysis techniques.

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