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Title: Analysis of Electric Circuits


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Analysis of Electric Circuits
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Electric Circuit
  • Electric Circuit
  • An interconnection of simple electrical devices
    with at least one closed path in which current
    may flow

Circuit Elements
  • Active Elements
  • Voltage and Current sources
  • Passive Elements
  • Resistors, Inductors and Capacitors

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Circuit Elements
Review topics
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Passive Elements
  • Resistance (R)
  • Property of opposition to flow of current
  • The voltage across the resistor is proportional
    to the current flowing through it
  • VR IR
  • R VR/I
  • Unit - Ohm

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Passive Elements
  • Inductance (L)
  • Property of opposition to the rate of change of
    current
  • The voltage induced in the inductor is
    proportional to the rate of change of current
    flowing through it
  • eL L (di/dt) N (d?/dt)
  • L N (d?/di)
  • Unit Henry (H)

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Passive Elements
  • Capacitance (C)
  • Property which opposes the rate of change of
    voltage
  • The capacitive current is proportional to the
    rate of change of voltage across it
  • ic C (dv/dt)
  • Unit Farad (F).

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Ideal Nature
  • Property of the element which does the intended
    work only
  • ideal voltage source maintains a prescribed
    voltage regardless of the current in the device.
    Internal resistance Rs 0
  • ideal current source maintains a prescribed
    current regardless of the voltage across the
    device. Internal resistance Rs 8
  • ideal resistor constraints its voltage and
    current to be proportional to each other. (v
    iR Ohms law)

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Ideal Sources
  • Independent Voltage Current Source

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Practical Sources
  • Independent Voltage Current Sources

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Source Transformation
  • Conversion of Practical Voltage source to Current
    source vice versa
  • Voltage Current sources shown in the figure
    are electrically equivalent if
  • Vs Ip Rp or (Ip Vs/Rs)
  • Rs Rp

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Dependent Sources
Voltage Controlled
  • Voltage Controlled Voltage Source (VCVS)

Voltage Controlled Current Source (VCCS)
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Dependent Sources
Current Controlled
  • Current Controlled Voltage Source (CCVS)

Current Controlled Current Source (CCCS)
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