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Basic circuit elements, lumped parameters, Ohms law, Kirchoff’s laws, nodal and loop analysis of resistive circuit,
linearity and superposition, Thevenin and Nortan theorem, delta-Wye conversion, Natural and forced response of RL
and RC circuit, AC power
Reference Books: 1. Introduction to Electric Circuits by Richard C Dorf, , 8th Ed., 2010,
ISBN 0470521570
1. DC resistive circuits.
2. fundamental techniques to analyze the DC circuits.
3. Introduction to circuit equivalence and modeling.
4. the transient response of energy storage elements.
Course Outcomes: After completion of this course students should be able to:
Topics: Week
1. Relationship of Circuit Analysis to Engineering, Basic Circuit Elements & lumped parameters. 1
3. Application of Ohm’s law, current and voltage divider rule, Kirchhoff’s Current & Voltage Laws. 2
5. Series & Parallel Circuits. 3
6. Nodal & Loop analysis of resistive circuits. 4
7. Super Node & Super Mesh circuit analysis. 5
8. Linearity, Superposition and Source Transformation. 6
9 Thevenin Theorem & Norton Theorem. 7
10. Maximum power transfer Theorem. 8
11. Delta – Wye Conversion, Capacitance & Capacitors. 9
13. Natural & Forced response of RC circuits, Inductance & Inductor. 10
15. Magnetic Circuits, Magneto motive force and reluctance, Mutual inductance & coupling factor. 11
17. Natural & Forced response of RL circuits. 12
18. Unit step function and its application to RC & RL circuits. 13
19. AC fundamentals, average & rms values. 14
20. AC application to series/parallel RC & RL circuits, Concept of Power. 15
Lab Work:
The course is accompanied by a series of supervised laboratory assignments on topics in the course outline.
3. AC voltage and current measurement. To measure the effective value of an alternating voltage. 14
To learn the use of ac
Voltmeters and ammeter. To verify Ohm’s law for ac circuits.
Measuring AC with the Oscilloscope. To learn the Oscilloscope Controls. Measuring ac and dc 15
voltages and frequency.
Evaluation Methods: