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Ch2 Circuit Elements

Ch2 Circuit Elements. Definition : An Electric Source is a device that is capable of converting nonelectric energy to electric energy and vice versa. Example : Battery. Discharging battery convert chemical energy to electric energy

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Lecture on PSpice

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Lecture on PSpice

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Resistance

Resistance. Section 2.4 in your book. Resistance. Property of a device that indicates how freely it will allow current to flow given a specific voltage applied. If low in value, current flows more freely. Measured in ohms ( ? = V/A or K? = V/mA)

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Linearity

Linearity. A Requirement for Superposition. Objective of Lecture. Introduce the property of linearity Chapter 4.2. Linear Systems. A system is linear if the response (or output) to an input (or excitation) is equal to some constant times the input. Y = f(x). Linear Circuit. X. Y.

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Thevenin Equivalent for a circuit containing a dependent source

Thevenin Equivalent for a circuit containing a dependent source. Determine the Thevenin voltage V Th. + V Th -. I. 20 I. Determine the Thevenin resistance R Th.

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Thevenin Equivalent for a circuit containing a dependent source

Thevenin Equivalent for a circuit containing a dependent source. Determine the Thevenin voltage V Th. + V Th -. I. 20 I. Determine the Thevenin resistance R Th.

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