THEORY ON DC ELECTRIC CIRCUITS

SÁNCHEZ SALCEDO, ALEJANDRO

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Editorial:
UNIVERSIDAD DE LA SALLE
Año de edición:
2016
ISBN:
978-958-8939-92-6
Páginas:
234
Encuadernación:
Rústica - Pasta blanda
Colección:
Genérica

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Introduction

1. Electric Risk

1.1. Common electric risk factors

1.2. Effects of current in human beings

1.3. Electric impedance of the human body Exercises

2. Significant figures

2.1. Rules of significant figures

2.2. Mathematical operations with significant figures Exercises

3. System of Units

3.1. International System of Units

3.2. Base units

3.3. Derived units

3.4. Multiples and sub-multiples

3.5. Printing rules

Exercises

4. Scientific Notation

4.1. Mathematical operations with scientific notation

4.2. Scientific notation and significant figures

4.3. Printing rules

Exercises

5. Electrical quantities

5.1. Electric charge

5.2. Electric current

5.3. Voltage

5.4. Power

5.5. Energy Excercises

6. Electric Circuit

6.1. Circuit elements

6.2. Electric circuit

6.3. Circuit concepts

6.4. Circuit analysis

Exercises

7. Ohm's Law

7.1. Electric resistance

7.2. Rated power Exercises

8. Kirchhoff's Laws

8.1. Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)

8.2. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)

8.3. Delta-wye and wye-delta transformations

Exercises

9. Methods of Analysis

9.1. Nodal analysis

9.2. Mesh analysis Exercises

10. Operational Amplifier

10.1. Ideal OP AMP

10.2. Inverting amplifier

10.3. Non-inverting amplifier

10.4. Voltage follower

10.5. Summing amplifier

10.6. Difference amplifier

10.7. Cascaded OP AMP circuits

10.8. Non-ideal OP AMP Exercises

11. Circuit Theorems

11.1. Linearity theorem

11.2. Superposition principie

11.3. Source transformation

11.4. Thévenin's theorem

11.5. Norton's theorem

11.6. Relationship between Thévenin's and Norton's theorems

11.7. Maximum power transfer theorem

Exercises

12. Capacitors and Inductors

12.1. Capacitor

12.2. Inductor

Exercises

13. First-Order Circuits

13.1. Solution of first-order differential equation

13.2. Forcing functions: Singularity functions

13.3. First-order circuits

Exercises

14. Second Order Circuits

14.1. Solution of second-order differential equation Excercises

15. Introduction to Measurement Systems in DC Circuits

15.1. Accuracy

15.2. Precision

15.3. Uncertainty

15.4. Error

15.5. Specifications of digital measurement instruments

15.6. Measurement of DC current

15.7. Measurement of OC voltage

15.8. Measurement of resistance

15.9. Measurement of power

Exercises

References

This book is intended as a major support for the OC Electric Circuits course from the Electrical Engineering program and the Automation Engineering program at Universidad de La Salle. Its main contribution is to provide the students with a step-by-step explanation and detailed illustrations about the main concepts and analysis techniques 0f DC electrie circuits and their related measurement systems.

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