EE-105: Electrical engineering science and technology (Spring)

Lectures in this course (48)

Covers the transformation of real sources and the importance of circuit adaptation for optimal power transfer efficiency.

Explores the superposition principle in electric circuits, enabling the analysis of multiple sources and simplifying circuit analysis.

Covers the Thevenin principle, energy storage in capacitors, and their use in circuits.

Explores capacitors, dielectrics, energy storage, and capacitor configurations.

Explores capacitors, capacitance, voltage variation, integral form, and circuit analysis with resistors and capacitors.

Covers the analysis of circuits containing capacitors and their voltage behavior.

Explores electricity, magnetism, inductance coils, capacitors, magnetic fields, and electromagnetic forces.

Explores magnetic induction, inductors, ferromagnetic materials, coil behavior, and voltage dependency on total flux.

Explores inductance coil, accumulated energy, coils in series, and RL circuits.

Covers inductance coil, mesh law, equivalent resistance, and RL circuits.

Explores magnetic fields from moving charges and the properties of complex numbers.

Explores the controversy between DC and AC, energy generation, and sinusoidal regime principles.

Explains phase shift, RMS values, and power calculations in electrical circuits.

Covers complex calculations in electricity, focusing on the relationship between voltage and current in circuits.

Introduces impedances and admittances, emphasizing the role of complex numbers in circuit theory.

Explains the generalization of Ohm's law for circuits with impedance in the sinusoidal regime.

Covers voltage divider, internal impedance, phase shift, and parallel circuits in sinusoidal steady state.

Explains impedance, Kirchhoff laws, and handling sources with different frequencies.

Covers voltage dividers, transfer functions, and cut-off frequencies in signal processing and filtering.

Explores RC quadrupole filters, including bandwidth, phase shift, transfer functions, and practical applications.

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