Introduction to circuit analysis and design / Michael D. Ciletti.
Series: HRW series in computer engineeringPublication details: New York : Holt, Rinehart and Winston, c1988.Description: xviii, 675 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:- 0030705630
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CHAPTER 1 Elementary circuit relationships.
Introduction
circuit models and assumptions.
Voltage and current.
Ideal voltage and current sources.
Resistors and Ohm's law
etc.
CHAPTER 2. Current analysis methods.
Introduction.
Nodal analysis (NA) and KCL
Mesh analysis (MA) and KCL
CHAPTER 3. useful circuit properties.
Introduction.
Linearity and superposition
Thevenin equivalent circuit
theve equivalent circuits/superposition
Norton equivalent circuits
Norton equivalent circuits/superposition.
etc.
CHAPTER 4. Operational amplifiers.
Introduction.
Finite-gain feedback amplifiers
Ideal operational amplifiers
Voltage follower
Buffer circuit
etc.
CHAPTER 5. Energy storage elements.
Introduction
Energy storage elements
The capacitor
the indictor
Derivative models
Energy storage
Parallel circuits and current division
etc.
CHAPTER 6. signal models
Introduction
Constant signals
Unit step
Ramps and polynomials.
Pulses and impulses.
Exponential signals
etc
CHAPTER 7. Input /output models for circuit response
Introduction
Input/output models
Solving the circuit 1/0 model
Boundary conditions
Repeated natural frequencies
etc.
CHAPTER 8 Rest -order circuit response.
Introduction
Capacitor response
Series-RC-Circuit response
Zero-input Response.(ZIR)
Zero-state response (ZSR)
The initial-state response (ISR)
etc.
CHAPTER 9 Additional properties of first order circuits.
Introduction
ZIR linearity
ZSR source -signal scaling ( amplification)
ZSR Linearity and superposition.
ZSR and ISR to ramp input signals
etc.
CHAPER 10. first -order circuits with sinusoidal input.
Introduction.
Complex exponential signals
The particular solution for a sinusoidal input signal
ZSR to Sinusoidal input.
Sinusoidal steady-state response
Superposition of sinusoidal signals.
CHAPTER 11. Second-order circuit response.
Introduction.
series RLC circuit.
1/0 Model for a second-order OP AMP circuit
Second -order natural solutions.
Boundary conditions.
ZIR, ZSR, and ISR.
ETC.
CHAPTER 12.
Introduction.
Generalized impedance and admittance
Generalized KVL and KCL.
Series and Parallel circuits.
Generalized voltage and current division.
Circuit modelling and analysis -an easier way.
etc.
CHAPTER 13. Frequency-domain models and sinusoidal steady-state analysis.
Introduction.
Impedance, admittance, and phasors
Steady-state circuit analysis with phasors.
Phasors models of circuits.
Source superposition
Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits.
etc.
CHAPTER 14 the Fourier series
Introduction.
Periodic signals
The phasor signal set.
Complex Fourier series.
Fourier series properties.
Signal spectra
etc.
CHAPTER 15 the Fourier transform.
Introduction.
Non-periodic signals: the Fourier transform
Amplitude spectrum
Existence of the Fourier transform
Fourier transform properties.
Energy spectrum.
etc.
CHAPTER 16 Circuit analysis the Laplace transforms.
Introduction
The Laplace transform.
Inverse transform and partial fraction expansions.
Laplace transforms and differential equations
Impulse response
Circuit analysis with Laplace transforms.
etc.
CHAPTER 17 Frequency response and an introduction to filter design.
Introduction.
Frequency response: Magnitude and phase characteristic.
First-order low pass filter.
Second-order
Highpass filter.
Bandpass filters.
etc.
CHAPTER 18 Models for two port networks.
Introduction.
Mpedance model of a circuit
Admittance parameters.
Hybrid parameters
Transmission parameters
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