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Explores diode characteristics, rectification, AC-DC conversion, and voltage regulation applications.

Explores inverting rectifier design using operational amplifiers and discusses the impact of slew rate on voltage variations.

Covers the characteristics and applications of diodes in rectification and voltage stabilization.

Explores rectifiers, amplifiers, peak detectors, and sample-and-hold circuits in analog systems.

Covers the analysis of AC circuits, focusing on complex impedance and phase differences between current and voltage.

Delves into the operation of a DC motor as a generator and the induced voltage equation.

Explores the design and control of inductive links for efficient wireless power transfer.

Covers the concept of the ideal transformer and its sinusoidal case.

Explains DC voltage regulator principles, differential amplifiers, and current limitations.

Covers the operation of power electronic devices for generating variable three-phase voltage systems.

Explores the operational amplifier as a comparator and differential amplifier with practical applications.

Explores the half-wave non-inverting rectifier and frequency limitations in electronic circuits.

Explores the operation of diodes, including Zener diodes and LEDs, and their applications in rectifiers and voltage stabilization circuits.

Covers the fundamentals and applications of diode junction PN in various electronic circuits.

Covers the complex representation of AC circuits and the concept of phase difference.

Explores AC circuits analysis, from Maxwell's equations to impedance and experimental phase shifts verification.

Explores AC circuits, filters, and power analysis, focusing on frequency response, cut-off frequency, and time-dependent power.

Explores multivibrators, function generators, nonlinear OPAMP circuits, and timers using practical circuit examples.

Introduces feedforward neural networks, activation functions, and backpropagation for training, addressing challenges and powerful methods.

Covers the analysis of time-dependent power consumption in AC circuits.