DC1 Introduction to DC Analysis

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video-podcast DC1.1

video-podcast DC1.2

video-podcast DC1.3
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DC1.1b Calculation of energy dissipated by a resistor, for the given current waveform
DC1.2a,b Energy supplied/absorbed by a source that satisfies active sign convention
DC1.3 Relationship between power and voltage
DC1.6b Bridge circuit, delta-wye transformation
DC1.7a’ Sizing resistance in a simple circuit - different approaches
DC1.9 Parameter identification, PSpice Schematics Parametric Analysis
DC1.10 Sizing of resistance for the given design specification
DC1.14,15,15’ Relationship between a SISO resistive circuit excitation and the response: current or power
DC1.19 Simple circuit analysis: on-diagram approach and superposition theorem approach

DC2 Nodal Analysis

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DC2.1 Simple circuit analysis: nodal approach and superposition approach
DC2.4 Simple circuit analysis - nodal approach versus source transformation approach
DC2.5 Analysis of a circuit built of two parts connected by a single branch
DC2.8 Formulation of Nodal Equations
DC2.10 Calculation of a source power: designation whether supplied or absorbed, use of superposition theorem
DC2.10a Equivalent resistance, current divider
DC2.21,22 Identification of a source value for the specified power, PSpice DC Sweep

DC3 Passive/Active 2-terminal Circuit

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video-podcast DC3.1

video-podcast DC3.2

video-podcast DC3.3
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DC3.1 Power dissipated in series/parallel combination of resistors
DC3.2c,d Sizing of supply current for the specified "Dissipated Power (Wattage) Rating" of resistors
DC3.7,8 Range extension of a Voltmeter/Ammeter
DC3.9 Sizing of supply voltage/current for specified wattage ratings of two resistors connected in parallel/series
DC3.10 Equivalent resistance, equivalent circuits
DC3.12 Limiting a battery charging current by a resistance connected in series
DC3.13a,b Thevenin/Norton equivalent of battery packs
DC3.17b Use of source transformation to find the Norton equivalent of a complex circuit
DC3.18a Thevenin equivalent of a complex circuit
DC3.22 Finding of Norton equivalent of a black box circuit, based on measurements at its terminals
DC3.25 Use of a voltage source to build a current source

DC4 Two Interconected Circuits

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video-podcast DC4.1

video-podcast DC4.2
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DC4.2b Application of Substitution Theorem to calculation of power transferred between two (sub)circuits
DC4.9 Calculation of the load resistance for the given efficiency of the system
DC4.10 Maximum Power Transfer Theorem. Finding of the minimum power transferred, for the given range of a load resistance
DC4.13 Calculation of a resistance, being a part of a complex system, at the maximum power transfer condition
DC4.24 Battery packs operating at the maximum power transfer condition

DC5 Stimuli-Response Approach

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video-podcast DC5.1,2

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DC5.1d Superposition Theorem: calculation of the increment of one output (voltage) for the given increment of one source
DC5.3a Superposition Theorem: designation of components of an output from a circuit measurements

DC6 Multi-terminal Elements

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video-podcast DC6.1

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DC6.2 Calculation of components of resistance/conductance matrix that describes an active three terminal circuit
DC6.5b Analysis of a simple circuit that contains 3-terminal element described by the conductance matrix

DC7 Controlled Sources; Practical Circuit

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video-podcast DC7.1

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DC7.2 Analysis of a simple circuit that contains a dependent source
DC7.19-21 Gain of op-amp circuits connected in cascade

DC8 Nonlinear Circuits 1

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video-podcast DC8.1

video-podcast DC8.2
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DC8.10 Finding (graphically) the total I-U relationship of two PWL nonlinear elements connected in series/parallel
DC8.11 Analysis of a circuit built of parallel/series combination of nonlinear elements
DC8.12 Design of a circuit built of k LEDs connected in series
DC8.15 Analysis of a bridge circuit with nonlinear element connected into one arm

DC9 Nonlinear Circuits 2

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DC9.1 Simple nonlinear circuit analysis - PWL approach, modelling of PWL I-U relationship in PSpice Schematics
DC9.2 Analysis of a circuit with the series/parallel connection of PWL elements

TR1 Introduction to Transient Analysis

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TR1.2 video-podcast

TR1.3 video-podcast
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TR1.5 Capacitor i-u relationship. Finding of u for the given i and vice versa

TR2 Forced Response of RC/RL Circuit

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TR2.1 video-podcast
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TR2.RC Step response of RC circuit - Schematics
TR2.9 RC circuit with neon lamp, sizing of R - Schematics

TR3 Response of Complex 1st-order Circuit

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TR3.RC2 Switched complex RC circuit - Schematics

TR3.RL Switched complex RL Circuit - Schematics

TR3.9 Complex RC circuit with Single Pole Double Throw switch - Schematics

TR3.11a Sizing of decoupling capacitor - Schematics Parametric Analysis

TR3.13a Sizing of reactor inductance - Schematics Parametric Analysis

TR4 Switched 2nd-order Circuit

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video-podcast TR4.1
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TR4.1a Critically damped series RLC circuit - Schematics
TR4.6a RLC underdamped circuit, finding period of oscillations - Schematics
TR4.6a RLC underdamped circuit, finding period of oscillations and maximum current - PSpice
TR4.7a Critically damped parallel RLC circuit - Schematics

TR5 Natural Response

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TR5.1 Underdamped response of a complex 2nd order circuit - Schematics, Parameter sweep
TR5.10a’ Natural response of LC circuit - PSpice Parameter Sweep
TR5.11a Natural response of time-delay RC circuit, sizing of capacitor for the given design specs - PSpice Parameter Sweep
TR5.11a Natural response of RC circuit, sizing of capacitor for the given design specs - Schematics Parametric Analysis
TR5.13a RC circuit with Bank of Capacitors – Schematics

TR6 Transfer Function in s-domain

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video-podcast TR6.1

TR6.2,3 video-podcast