DC Circuit Analysis (complete)

This course teaches you the fundamental steps of circuit analysis. After this course, you will be able to solve any DC circuit you encounter. You will also learn basic circuit elements with their basic properties. Additionally, you learn basic laws with lots of theorems that will help you to solve problems. This is the most complete course about DC circuit analysis. We are here to help you. In the first unit we will begin with basic concepts. After that we will see some laws that allow us to analyze our circuits. Plus, these laws will be applicable to different kinds of analysis, too. After basic laws, we will see Circuit theorems which are really helpful to minimize and simplify our circuits. After learning lots of analysis methods, theorems, and laws, we will learn about an active element called operational amplifiers. Then we will talk about capacitors and inductors in general as supplementary material for the next units, which are first-order and second-order circuits. A rough overview of the curriculum;

1-) Basic Concepts

- SI Units

-Basic Concepts

-Circuit Elements

2-) Basic Laws

- Ohm's Law

-Nodes, branches, and loops.

-KCL, KVL

- Series and Parallel Connection of Resistors.

3-) Methods of Analysis

-Nodal Analysis

-Nodal Analysis with Voltage Sources

- Mesh Analysis

- Mesh Analysis with Current Sources

4-) Circuit Theorems

-Linearity

-Superposition

-Source Transformation

-Thevenin’s Theorem

-Norton's Theorem

-Max Power Transfer

5-) Operational Amplifiers

- Non-Ideal Op Amps

-Ideal Op Amps

-Inverting Op Amps

- Non-Inverting Op Amps

- Summing Op Amps

- Difference Op Amps

- Cascaded Op Amps

6-) Capacitors and Inductors

-Capacitors and General Properties of Them

- Connection of Capacitors

-Inductors and General Properties of Them

- Connection of Inductors

7-) First-Order Circuits

-The Source Free RC Circuits

- The Source Free RL Circuits

- Singularity Functions

-The Step Response of an RC Circuit

-The Step Response of an RL Circuit

8-) Second-Order Circuits

-Finding the Initial Values

-The Source Free Series RLC Circuits

- The Source-Free Parallel RLC Circuits

-The Step Response of a Series RLC Circuit

-The Step Response of a Parallel Rlc Circuit

You can learn more about the curriculum in the introduction video, and you can also ask your questions by mailing or messaging.

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