EEME2742 Electrical Engineering

Section A
1. DC Circuit Analysis

Dr Umer Amir Khan

Assistant Professor
Series DC Circuits
1. Series Resistors
1. Series Resistors
1. Series Resistors
1. Series Resistors
1. Series Resistors
1. Series Resistors
2. Series Circuits
2. Series Circuits

The total current through the system can

be determined by ohms law
2. Series Circuits
2. Series Circuits
2. Series Circuits
2. Series Circuits
2. Series Circuits
2. Series Circuits
3. Power Distribution in Series Circuit
3. Power Distribution in Series Circuit
3. Power Distribution in Series Circuit
4. Voltage Sources in Series
4. Voltage Sources in Series
4. Voltage Sources in Series
4. Voltage Sources in Series
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
 5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)

Which way to go around

the close path?

We will always move in CLOCKWISE direction

 5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
How to assign a sign to various voltages?

We will assign a negative sign

when proceeding from positive
to negative sign.
(It shows a drop in potential)

We will assign a positive sign when

proceeding from negative to positive
sign.
(It shows an increase in potential)
 5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
How to assign a sign to various voltages?

We will assign a negative sign

when proceeding from positive
to negative sign.
(It shows a drop in potential)

We will assign a positive sign when

proceeding from negative to positive
sign.
(It shows an increase in potential)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
5. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits

How voltage divide across

resistors?
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits

Larger the resistor, greater the

voltage drop
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits
Voltage Divider Rule
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits
Voltage Divider Rule
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits
Voltage Divider Rule
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits
Voltage Divider Rule
6. Voltage Division in Series Circuits
7. Voltage Sources and Ground
Potential
8. Double Subscript Notation
9. Single Subscript Notation
9. Single Subscript Notation
9. Single Subscript Notation
9. Single Subscript Notation
9. Single Subscript Notation
9. Single Subscript Notation
Parallel DC Circuits
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
 1. Parallel Resistors
Two Parallel Resistors

Example
1. Parallel Resistors
1. Parallel Resistors
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits

For single source parallel

networks, the source
current (Is) is equal to sum
of the individual branch
currents
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
2. Parallel Circuits
3.Power Distribution in Parallel Circuits
3.Power Distribution in Parallel Circuits
3.Power Distribution in Parallel Circuits
3.Power Distribution in Parallel Circuits
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
5. Kirchhoff's Current Law
6. Current Divider Rule

Voltage divider rule

6. Current Divider Rule
6. Current Divider Rule
6. Current Divider Rule
6. Current Divider Rule
6. Current Divider Rule
Series Parallel Circuits
1. Series Parallel Networks
Series??

Parallel ??
1. Series Parallel Networks
1. Series Parallel Networks
1. Series Parallel Networks
1. Series Parallel Networks
1. Series Parallel Networks
 1. Series Parallel Networks
Important Steps
 1. Series Parallel Networks
Important Steps
 1. Series Parallel Networks
Important Steps
 1. Series Parallel Networks
Important Steps
2. Reduce and Return Approach
2. Reduce and Return Approach
2. Reduce and Return Approach
2. Reduce and Return Approach
2. Reduce and Return Approach
2. Reduce and Return Approach
3. Block Diagram Approach
3. Block Diagram Aproach
3. Block Diagram Approach
3. Block Diagram Approach
3. Block Diagram Approach
3. Block Diagram Approach