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9781401811563

Circuit Analysis

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    9781401811563

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    1401811566

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-07-07
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Summary

Written for a first course in circuit analysis at the EET level, this updated edition provides user-friendly, easy-to-understand coverage of fundamental circuit analysis topics including standards of DC and AC, methods of analysis, capacitance, inductance, magnetism, simple transients, and more. Unique learning features enhance every chapter, such as ?Putting it into Perspective? historical vignettes and ?Putting it into Practice? applications. A hallmark of this edition is the inclusion of two popular computer application packages, MultiSIM? and Cadence® PSpice, both in their latest versions and integrated throughout to help users learn via hands-on simulation and to permit exploration of ?what if??-type scenarios.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
To the Student xvi
I Foundation DC Concepts
1(114)
Introduction
2(22)
Introduction
4(3)
The SI System of Units
7(1)
Converting Units
8(2)
Power of Ten Notation
10(2)
Prefixes
12(2)
Circuit Diagrams
14(2)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
16(8)
Problems
17(7)
Voltage and Current
24(26)
Atomic Theory Review
26(4)
The Unit of Electrical Charge: The Coulomb
30(1)
Voltage
31(3)
Current
34(2)
Practical DC Voltage Sources
36(5)
Measuring Voltage and Current
41(3)
Switches, Fuses, and Circuit Breakers
44(6)
Problems
46(4)
Resistance
50(34)
Resistance of Conductors
52(3)
Electrical Wire Tables
55(2)
Resistance of Wires---Circular Mils
57(4)
Temperature Effects
61(2)
Types of Resistors
63(4)
Color Coding of Resistors
67(2)
Measuring Resistance---The Ohmmeter
69(3)
Thermistors
72(1)
Photoconductive Cells
73(1)
Nonlinear Resistance
74(2)
Conductance
76(1)
Superconductors
77(7)
Problems
79(5)
Ohm's Law, Power, and Energy
84(31)
Ohm's Law
86(4)
Voltage Polarity and Current Direction
90(2)
Power
92(4)
Power Direction Convention
96(1)
Energy
97(2)
Efficiency
99(3)
Nonlinear and Dynamic Resistances
102(1)
Computer-Aided Circuit Analysis
103(12)
Problems
109(6)
II Basic DC Analysis
115(220)
Series Circuits
116(38)
Series Circuits
118(2)
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law
120(1)
Resistors in Series
121(3)
Voltage Sources in Series
124(1)
Interchanging Series Components
125(1)
The Voltage Divider Rule
126(3)
Circuit Ground
129(1)
Voltage Subscripts
130(5)
Internal Resistance of Voltage Sources
135(2)
Ammeter Loading Effects
137(2)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
139(15)
Problems
142(12)
Parallel Circuits
154(38)
Parallel Circuits
156(1)
Kirchhoff's Current Law
157(3)
Resistors in Parallel
160(6)
Voltage Sources in Parallel
166(1)
Current Divider Rule
167(5)
Analysis of Parallel Circuits
172(2)
Voltmeter Loading Effects
174(2)
Computer Analysis
176(16)
Problems
179(13)
Series-Parallel Circuits
192(40)
The Series-Parallel Network
194(1)
Analysis of Series-Parallel Circuits
195(8)
Applications of Series-Parallel Circuits
203(8)
Potentiometers
211(1)
Loading Effects of Instruments
212(5)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
217(15)
Problems
223(9)
Methods of Analysis
232(56)
Constant-Current Sources
234(2)
Source Conversions
236(3)
Current Sources in Parallel and Series
239(3)
Branch-Current Analysis
242(4)
Mesh (Loop) Analysis
246(7)
Nodal Analysis
253(8)
Delta-Wye (Pi-Tee) Conversion
261(6)
Bridge Networks
267(8)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
275(13)
Problems
278(10)
Network Theorems
288(47)
Superposition Theorem
290(3)
Thevenin's Theorem
293(7)
Norton's Theorem
300(9)
Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
309(4)
Substitution Theorem
313(2)
Millman's Theorem
315(1)
Reciprocity Theorem
316(2)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
318(17)
Problems
325(10)
III Capacitance and Inductance
335(148)
Capacitors and Capacitance
336(28)
Capacitance
338(1)
Factors Affecting Capacitance
339(3)
Electric Fields
342(2)
Dielectrics
344(1)
Nonideal Effects
345(1)
Types of Capacitors
346(4)
Capacitors in Parallel and Series
350(3)
Capacitor Current and Voltage
353(3)
Energy Stored by a Capacitor
356(1)
Capacitor Failures and Troubleshooting
356(8)
Problems
358(6)
Capacitor Charging, Discharging, and Simple Waveshaping Circuits
364(40)
Introduction
366(3)
Capacitor Charging Equations
369(5)
Capacitor with an Initial Voltage
374(1)
Capacitor Discharging Equations
375(2)
More Complex Circuits
377(6)
An RC Timing Application
383(2)
Pulse Response of RC Circuits
385(4)
Transient Analysis Using Computers
389(15)
Problems
395(9)
Magnetism and Magnetic Circuits
404(30)
The Nature of a Magnetic Field
406(2)
Electromagnetism
408(1)
Flux and Flux Density
409(1)
Magnetic Circuits
410(2)
Air Gaps, Fringing, and Laminated Cores
412(1)
Series Elements and Parallel Elements
413(1)
Magnetic Circuits with DC Excitation
414(1)
Magnetic Field Intensity and Magnetization Curves
415(2)
Ampere's Circuital Law
417(2)
Series Magnetic Circuits: Given Φ, Find NI
419(4)
Series-Parallel Magnetic Circuits
423(1)
Series Magnetic Circuits: Given NI, Find Φ
424(2)
Force Due to an Electromagnet
426(1)
Properties of Magnetic Materials
427(1)
Measuring Magnetic Fields
428(6)
Problems
429(5)
Inductance and Inductors
434(22)
Electromagnetic Induction
436(2)
Induced Voltage and Induction
438(2)
Self-Inductance
440(2)
Computing Induced Voltage
442(2)
Inductances in Series and Parallel
444(1)
Practical Considerations
445(2)
Inductance and Steady State DC
447(2)
Energy Stored by an Inductance
449(1)
Inductor Troubleshooting Hints
450(6)
Problems
450(6)
Inductive Transients
456(27)
Introduction
458(2)
Current Buildup Transients
460(4)
Interrupting Current in an Inductive Circuit
464(3)
De-energizing Transients
467(2)
More Complex Circuits
469(5)
RL Transients Using Computers
474(9)
Problems
478(5)
IV Foundation AC Concepts
483(1)
AC Fundamentals
484(115)
Introduction
486(50)
Generating AC Voltages
487(3)
Voltage and Current Conventions for AC
490(2)
Frequency, Period, Amplitude, and Peak Value
492(4)
Angular and Graphic Relationships for Sine Waves
496(4)
Voltage and Currents as Functions of Time
500(4)
Introduction to Phasors
504(8)
AC Waveforms and Average Value
512(5)
Effective (RMS) Values
517(5)
Rate of Change of a Sine Wave (Derivative)
522(1)
AC Voltage and Current Measurement
522(2)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
524(12)
Problems
527(9)
R, L, and C Elements and the Impedance Concept
536(34)
Complex Number Review
538(5)
Complex Numbers in AC Analysis
543(6)
R, L, and C Circuits with Sinusoidal Excitation
549(1)
Resistance and Sinusoidal AC
549(1)
Inductance and Sinusoidal AC
550(4)
Capacitance and Sinusoidal AC
554(3)
The Impedance Concept
557(2)
Computer Analysis of AC Circuits
559(11)
Problems
564(6)
Power in AC Circuits
570(29)
Introduction
572(1)
Power to a Resistive Load
573(1)
Power to an Inductive Load
574(1)
Power to a Capacitive Load
575(2)
Power in More Complex Circuits
577(2)
Apparent Power
579(1)
The Relationship Between P, Q, and S
580(3)
Power Factor
583(4)
AC Power Measurement
587(3)
Effective Resistance
590(1)
Energy Relationships for AC
591(1)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
592(7)
Problems
592(7)
V Impedance Networks
599(349)
AC Series-Parallel Circuits
600(54)
Ohm's Law for AC Circuits
602(5)
AC Series Circuits
607(7)
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law and the Voltage Divider Rule
614(2)
AC Parallel Circuits
616(5)
Kirchhoff's Current Law and the Current Divider Rule
621(2)
Series-Parallel Circuits
623(3)
Frequency Effects
626(5)
Applications
631(4)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
635(19)
Problems
640(14)
Methods of AC Analysis
654(38)
Dependent Sources
656(1)
Source Conversion
657(3)
Mesh (Loop) Analysis
660(6)
Nodal Analysis
666(7)
Delta-to-Wye and Wye-to-Delta Conversions
673(2)
Bridge Networks
675(5)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
680(12)
Problems
684(8)
AC Network Theorems
692(44)
Superposition Theorem---Independent Sources
694(3)
Superposition Theorem---Dependent Sources
697(2)
Thevenin's Theorem---Independent Sources
699(5)
Norton's Theorem---Independent Sources
704(5)
Thevenin's and Norton's Theorems for Dependent Sources
709(9)
Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
718(4)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
722(14)
Problems
727(9)
Resonance
736(44)
Series Resonance
739(1)
Quality Factor, Q
740(3)
Impedance of a Series Resonant Circuit
743(1)
Power, Bandwidth, and Selectivity of a Series Resonant Circuit
744(8)
Series-to-Parallel RL and RC Conversion
752(5)
Parallel Resonance
757(9)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
766(14)
Problems
770(10)
Filters and the Bode Plot
780(48)
The Decibel
782(6)
Multistage Systems
788(2)
Simple RC and RL Transfer Functions
790(10)
The Low-Pass Filter
800(6)
The High-Pass Filter
806(5)
The Band-Pass Filter
811(3)
The Band-Reject Filter
814(1)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
815(13)
Problems
819(9)
Transformers and Coupled Circuits
828(44)
Introduction
830(3)
Iron-Core Transformers: The Ideal Model
833(6)
Reflected Impedance
839(2)
Transformer Ratings
841(1)
Transformer Applications
842(6)
Practical Iron-Core Transformers
848(3)
Transformer Tests
851(2)
Voltage and Frequency Effects
853(1)
Loosely Coupled Circuits
854(4)
Magnetically Coupled Circuits with Sinusoidal Excitation
858(2)
Coupled Impedance
860(1)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
861(11)
Problems
864(8)
Three-Phase Systems
872(42)
Three-Phase Voltage Generation
874(1)
Basic Three-Phase Circuit Connections
875(3)
Basic Three-Phase Relationships
878(8)
Examples
886(5)
Power in a Balanced System
891(5)
Measuring Power in Three-Phase Circuits
896(3)
Unbalanced Loads
899(3)
Power System Loads
902(1)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
902(12)
Problems
906(8)
Nonsinusoidal Waveforms
914(34)
Composite Waveforms
917(1)
Fourier Series
918(5)
Fourier Series of Common Waveforms
923(6)
Frequency Spectrum
929(4)
Circuit Response to a Nonsinusoidal Waveform
933(4)
Circuit Analysis Using Computers
937(11)
Problems
940(8)
Appendix A PSpice and MultiSIM 948(5)
Appendix B Solution of Simultaneous Linear Equations 953(6)
Appendix C Maximum Power Transfer Theorem 959(3)
Appendix D Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems 962(12)
Glossary 974(5)
Index 979

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