Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction, Lenz’s law, Varying magnetic field, Direction of current, Faraday’s experiments
Simplification of circuit analysis, Thevein-equivalent circuit, Norton equivalent circuit, multiple simultaneous equations to a single equation with a single variable
In reality, the voltage source’s output voltage depends on the current being drawn, and the current source’s output current depends on the voltage at the terminals.
Linear circuit analysis, voltage source replaced with shorts, current source replaced with open, KCL and KVL, Current through load resistance.
Direction of induced electric field, Changing magnetic flux, Lenz law and Faraday’s law
Methods and necessity of galvanic isolation, Transformer, Relays, Opto-isolators, Hall-effect sensors, Applications
Kirchoff’s current law, Kirchoff’s voltage law, Node, Mesh, Branch, Loop, Lumped circuit, Distributed circuit
Kirchoff’s voltage law (KVL), Meshes (loops), Supermesh, Dependent sources
Open load voltage (Thevenin voltage), Equivalent resistance by shorting voltage source and opening current sources (Thevenin resistance), Simplified network analysis
Power amplifier source and load resistance matching, Transmission line impedance, Radiofrequency impedance matching
Short load current (Norton current), Equivalent resistance by shorting voltage source and opening current sources (Norton resistance), Simplified network analysis
Ohm’s law defines the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance. It is a fundamental law in electronics—measurement setup of Ohm’s law, Short circuit, and open circuit.
The word translinear refers to the property of bipolar transistors (BJTs) where the transconductance of a BJT varies linearly with its collector current. This relationship stems from the logarithmic connection between the collector current and the base-emitter voltage.
Self inductance, Change in magnetic flux, Mutual inductance, Lenz’s law, Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction
Dependent sources in a circuit are those whose voltage or current output is determined by another voltage or current within the same circuit.
Kirchoff’s current law (KCL), Reference node, G matrix, Nodal analysis with a voltage source, Super node, Modified nodal analysis
Resistor inductor circuit An RL circuit, also known as a resistor-inductor circuit or RL network, comprises a combination of inductors and resistors and is commonly energized by a power source. It involves connecting an inductor and a resistor in either a parallel or series configuration. These circuits can be driven
Resistor Capacitor circuit (RC circuit) A resistor-capacitor (RC) circuit is a combination of a resistor and a capacitor connected in series or parallel to a voltage or current source. The resistor restricts the flow of current in the circuit, creating a voltage drop across it proportional to the current passing
Polyphase, 3-phase networks, star-delta transformation, T-pi network