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Circuit Analysis (EE-205/EL-202)

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Circuit Analysis (EE-205/EL-202)

N.K. Sharma

ISBN: 978-81-8444-513-8 | SKU: 978-81-8444-513-8

266

Pages

2013

Reprinted

2012

Edition

PB

HB/PB

Hindi

Language

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Book Index

  1. Network Parameters
  2. Network
  3. Network parameters
  4. Passive elements
  5. Active parameters
  6. Source conversion techniques
  7. Connection of energy sources
  8. Kirchoff’s Law and Circuit Analysis
  9. Important definitions
  10. Kirchoff’s laws
  11. Potential division rules
  12. Current division rule
  13. Network analysis
  14. Network Theorems
  15. Introduction
  16. Delta – star transformation
  17. Star – Delta transformation
  18. Super – position theorem
  19. Thevenin’s theorem
  20. Norton’s theorem
  21. Reciprocity theorem
  22. Compensation theorem
  23. Maximum power transfer theorem
  24. Tellegen’s theorem
  25. Millman’s theorem
  26. Laplace Transformation
  27. Introduction
  28. Comparison of laplace transform and logarithm process
  29. Laplace transformation
  30. Inverse laplace transformation
  31. Main advantages of laplace transformation
  32. Use of partial fraction process in laplace analysis
  33. Solution of first and second order differential equation
  34. Applications of Laplace Transform in Circuit Analysis
  35. Introduction
  36. DC transients
  37. Resonance
  38. Basic concept of alternating quantities
  39. Effect of alternating voltage in a.c. circuit
  40. Series resonance
  41. Resonance in parallel circuit / anti resonance
  42. Complex Frequency and Pole – Zero Diagrams
  43. Complex frequency
  44. Physical interpretation of complex frequency
  45. Transformed impedance of circuit elements
  46. Network function
  47. Necessary conditions for driving point function
  48. Two – Port Network
  49. Introduction
  50. Impedance parameter
  51. Admittance parameters
  52. Hybrid parameter
  53. Transmitter parameters
  54. Equivalent models of two port parameter
  55. Inter relation between various parameters
  56. Selection of parameters for circuit analysis
  57. Equivalent T and  section representation

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