- Instructor: Christine Slater
- Lectures: 26
- Students: 366
- Duration: 10 weeks
This tutorial is meant to provide the readers the know-how to analyze and solve any electric circuit or network. After completing this tutorial, you will understand the laws and methods that can be applied to specific electric circuits and networks.
Audience
This tutorial is meant for all the readers who are aspiring to learn the concepts of Network Theory. In some universities, this subject is also called as “Network Analysis & Circuit Theory.”
Prerequisites
There are no major prerequisites to understand the concepts discussed in this tutorial. Once you are through with the first few chapters, you will be quite at ease with the methods and concepts of DC circuits and AC circuits, discussed in later chapters.
Curriculum
- 26 Sections
- 26 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Network Theory - Overview1 Item
- Network Theory - Example Problems1 Item
- Network Theory - Active Elements1 Item
- Network Theory - Passive Elements1 Item
- Network Theory - Kirchhoff’s Laws1 Item
- Electrical Quantity Division Principles1 Item
- Network Theory - Nodal Analysis1 Item
- Network Theory - Mesh Analysis1 Item
- Network Theory - Equivalent Circuits1 Item
- Equivalent Circuits Example Problem1 Item
- Network Theory - Delta to Star Conversion1 Item
- Network Theory - Star to Delta Conversion1 Item
- Network Theory - Network Topology1 Item
- Network Topology Matrices1 Item
- Network Theory - Superposition Theorem1 Item
- Network Theory - Thevenin’s Theorem1 Item
- Network Theory - Norton’s Theorem1 Item
- Maximum Power Transfer Theorem1 Item
- Network Theory - Response of DC Circuits1 Item
- Network Theory - Response of AC Circuits1 Item
- Network Theory - Series Resonance1 Item
- Network Theory - Parallel Resonance1 Item
- Network Theory - Coupled Circuits1 Item
- Network Theory - Two-Port Networks1 Item
- Two-Port Parameter Conversions1 Item
- Network Theory - Filters1 Item
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