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An Najah National University -Electrical Engineering Department

 

Course: Electrical Circuits 1   No. 63211

Ref .Book: Electrical Circuits Analysis 6.^th Edition

By W. Hayt and J. Kemmerly

Semester 2009/2010

Instructor: Prof.Dr.Marwan Mahmoud

 

 

Marks: First exam         20%

             Second exam     20%

             Activity             10%

             Final exam        50%

(Credit Hour   3)

Course Outline

 

1. Units, Definitions, Experimental Laws and Simple circuits

                                                                                          1-1   Introduction   5

      1-2   System of Units   6

      1-3   Charge, Current, Voltage and Power   9

      1-4   Types of Circuits and Circuit Elements   17

      1-5   Ohm's Law   21

      1-6   Kirtchhoff's Law   24

      1-7   Analysis of Single-Loop Circuit   28

      1-8   The Single-Node- Pair Circuit   32

      1-9   Resistance and Source Combination   35 

      1-10 Voltage and Current Division   39

      1-11 A Practical Example: The Operational Amplifier   42

 

2. Some Useful Technique Of circuit Analysis 

2-1   Introduction   55      

      2-2   Nodal Analysis   55

      2-3   Mesh Analysis   64

      2-4   Linearity and Supper Position   71

      2-5   Source Transformations   75

      2-6   Thevenen and Norton Theorems   80

      2-7   Trees and General Nodal Analysis   88

      2-8    Links and Loop Analysis   95

 

3. Inductance and Capacitance 

                                                                                               3-1   Introduction   115      

      3-2   The Inductor   115

      3-3   Integral Relationships for the Inductor   119

      3-4   The Capacitor   124

      3-5   Inductance and Capacitance Combinations   131

      3-6   Duality   135

      3-7   Linearity and its Consequences Again   139

 

4. Inductance and Capacitance 

                                                                                               4-1   Introduction   147      

      4-2   The Simple RL Circuit   148

      4-3   Properties of the Exponential Response   151

      4-4   A More General RL Circuit   154

      4-5   The Simple RC Circuit   157

      4-6   A More General RC Circuit   160

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5. Application of the Unit-Step Forcing Function

                                                                                               5-1   Introduction   169      

      5-2   The Unit-Step Forcing Function   169

      5-3   A First Look at the Driven RL Circuit   173

      5-4   The Natural and the Forced Response   176

      5-5   RL Circuit   178

      5-6   RC Circuit   183

 

6. The RLC Circuit

6-1   Introduction   195      

      6-2   The Source-Free Parallel Circuit   196

      6-3   The Overdamped Parallel RLC Circuit   200

      6-4   Critical Damping   205

      6-5   The underdamped Parallel RLC Circuit   208

      6-6   The Source-Free Series RLC Circuit   211

      6-7   The Complete Response of the RLC Circuit   215

      6-8   The lossless LC Circuit   221

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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