Network Circuits Analysis

About Course

The Network Circuits Analysis course begins with a description of circuit elements, sources.

Understanding of various interesting network theorems applied to solve linear, time-invariant network problems efficiently in time and s-domain. The steady and transient solution of network problems with various sources including impulse source,?(t). Representing a circuit in the s-domain (Laplace domain).Two-port networks. Graph, tree of networks and use them to solve large network problems using matrices.

Course Content

Network Analysis

Network Analysis

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Lecture 01: Introduction: KVL, KCL and Power Balance

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Lecture 02: Voltage and Current Sources

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Lecture 03: Simple Networks with Voltage and Current Sources

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Lecture 04: Mesh Analysis – I

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Lecture 05: Mesh Analysis – II

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Lecture 06: Nodal Analysis – I

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Lecture 07: Nodal Analysis – II

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Lecture 08: Nodal Analysis – III

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Lecture 09: Inductor – I

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Lecture 10: Initial Condition for Inductor

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Lecture 11: Energy Stored in Inductor with Example

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Lecture 12: R-L Series Circuit Analysis

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Lecture 13: Retrieving Energy or Discharging of Inductor Energy

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Lecture 14: Capacitor: Relationship of Voltage and Current and Initial Condition

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Lecture 15: Charging of a Capacitor – Voltage, Current and Energy During Charging

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Lecture 16: Discharge of a Charged Capacitor

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Lecture 17: Linearity of R, L, C – Inductor with Initial Current and Capacitor with Initial Voltage

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Lecture 18: General Method for Solving Linear Differential Equation – I

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Lecture 19: General Method for Solving Linear Differential Equation – II

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Lecture 20: General Method for Solving Linear Differential Equation – III

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Lecture 21: Problem Solving: Application

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Lecture 22: R – L Circuit with Sinusoidal Excitation

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Lecture 23: R – C Circuit with Sinusoidal Exponential

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Lecture 24: Solution Due to Exponential Forcing Function

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lecture 25: Mesh and Nodal Analysis with Time Varying Source

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Lecture 26: Circuit Analysis with Phasor – I

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Lecture 27: Circuit Analysis with Phasor – II

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Lecture 28: Circuit Analysis with Phasor – III

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Lecture 29: Concept of Active and Reactive Power in A.C Circuit – I

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Lecture 30: Concept of Active and Reactive Power in A.C Circuit – II

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Lecture 31: Expression for Complex Power in A.C Circuit

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Lecture 32: Numerical Example

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Lecture 33: Mesh and Nodal Analysis in A.C Circuit, Introduction to Impulse Function

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Lecture 34: Odd and Even Functions, Relation between Unit Step and Impulse Function

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Lecture 35: Solution of Differential Equation with Impulse Excitation

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Lecture 36: Numerical Example when Excitation is Impulse

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Lecture 37: Self and Mutual Inductances – I

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Lecture 38: Dot Convention in Mutually Coupled Coils

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Lecture 39: Mutually Coupled Coils in Series and Parallel

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Lecture 40: Energy Stored in Mutually Coupled Coils

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Lecture 41: Steady State Response with Sinusoidal Excitation when the Coils are Mutually Coupled

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Lecture 42: Basics of Signals in Brief

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Lecture 43: Laplace Transform – I

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Lecture 44: Laplace Transform – II

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Lecture 45: Laplace Transform Applied to Circuit Analysis – I

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Lecture 46: Laplace Transform Applied to Circuit Analysis – II

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Lecture 47: Numerical Examples – I

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Lecture 48: Numerical Examples – II

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Lecture 49: General Second Order Circuit Analysis with L.T – I

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Lecture 50: General Second Order Circuit Analysis with L.T – II

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Lecture 51: Network Theorem – I

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Lecture 52: Network Theorem – II

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Lecture 53: Norton’s Theorem

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Lecture 54: Thevenin Theorem

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Lecture 55: Star-Delta and Delta-Star Transformation

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Lecture 56: Telligen’s Theorem

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Lecture 57: Reciprocity Theorem

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Lecture 58: Maximum Power Transfer Theorem

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Lecture 59: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – I

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Lecture 60: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – II

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Lecture 61: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – III

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Lecture 62: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – IV

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Lecture 63: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – V

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Lecture 64: Mesh Analysis with Graph Theory

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Lecture 65: Nodal Analysis with Graph Theory

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Lecture 66: Cut-Set Analysis with Graph Theory

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Lecture 67: Numerical Examples of Network Analysis with Graph Theory

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Lecture 68: Circuit Analysis with Dependent Sources – I

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Lecture 69: Circuit Analysis with Dependent Sources – II

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Lecture 70: Circuit Analysis with Dependent Sources – III

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Lecture 71: Two Port Network – I

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Lecture 72: Two Port Network – II

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Lecture 73: Two Port Network – III

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Lecture 74: Two Port Network – IV

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Lecture 75: Two Port Network – V

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Lecture 76: Two Port Network – VI

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Lecture 77: Two Port Network – VII

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Lecture 78: Gyrator

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Lecture 79: Ideal Op – Amp

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Lecture 80: Examples of Ideal Op-Amp Circuits – I

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Lecture 81: Examples of Ideal Op-Amp Circuits – II

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Lecture 82: General Impedance Transfer Circuit and Concluding Remarks

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About Course

The Network Circuits Analysis course begins with a description of circuit elements, sources.

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Network Analysis

Network Analysis

Lecture 01: Introduction: KVL, KCL and Power Balance

Lecture 02: Voltage and Current Sources

Lecture 03: Simple Networks with Voltage and Current Sources

Lecture 04: Mesh Analysis – I

Lecture 05: Mesh Analysis – II

Lecture 06: Nodal Analysis – I

Lecture 07: Nodal Analysis – II

Lecture 08: Nodal Analysis – III

Lecture 09: Inductor – I

Lecture 10: Initial Condition for Inductor

Lecture 11: Energy Stored in Inductor with Example

Lecture 12: R-L Series Circuit Analysis

Lecture 13: Retrieving Energy or Discharging of Inductor Energy

Lecture 14: Capacitor: Relationship of Voltage and Current and Initial Condition

Lecture 15: Charging of a Capacitor – Voltage, Current and Energy During Charging

Lecture 16: Discharge of a Charged Capacitor

Lecture 17: Linearity of R, L, C – Inductor with Initial Current and Capacitor with Initial Voltage

Lecture 18: General Method for Solving Linear Differential Equation – I

Lecture 19: General Method for Solving Linear Differential Equation – II

Lecture 20: General Method for Solving Linear Differential Equation – III

Lecture 21: Problem Solving: Application

Lecture 22: R – L Circuit with Sinusoidal Excitation

Lecture 23: R – C Circuit with Sinusoidal Exponential

Lecture 24: Solution Due to Exponential Forcing Function

lecture 25: Mesh and Nodal Analysis with Time Varying Source

Lecture 26: Circuit Analysis with Phasor – I

Lecture 27: Circuit Analysis with Phasor – II

Lecture 28: Circuit Analysis with Phasor – III

Lecture 29: Concept of Active and Reactive Power in A.C Circuit – I

Lecture 30: Concept of Active and Reactive Power in A.C Circuit – II

Lecture 31: Expression for Complex Power in A.C Circuit

Lecture 32: Numerical Example

Lecture 33: Mesh and Nodal Analysis in A.C Circuit, Introduction to Impulse Function

Lecture 34: Odd and Even Functions, Relation between Unit Step and Impulse Function

Lecture 35: Solution of Differential Equation with Impulse Excitation

Lecture 36: Numerical Example when Excitation is Impulse

Lecture 37: Self and Mutual Inductances – I

Lecture 38: Dot Convention in Mutually Coupled Coils

Lecture 39: Mutually Coupled Coils in Series and Parallel

Lecture 40: Energy Stored in Mutually Coupled Coils

Lecture 41: Steady State Response with Sinusoidal Excitation when the Coils are Mutually Coupled

Lecture 42: Basics of Signals in Brief

Lecture 43: Laplace Transform – I

Lecture 44: Laplace Transform – II

Lecture 45: Laplace Transform Applied to Circuit Analysis – I

Lecture 46: Laplace Transform Applied to Circuit Analysis – II

Lecture 47: Numerical Examples – I

Lecture 48: Numerical Examples – II

Lecture 49: General Second Order Circuit Analysis with L.T – I

Lecture 50: General Second Order Circuit Analysis with L.T – II

Lecture 51: Network Theorem – I

Lecture 52: Network Theorem – II

Lecture 53: Norton’s Theorem

Lecture 54: Thevenin Theorem

Lecture 55: Star-Delta and Delta-Star Transformation

Lecture 56: Telligen’s Theorem

Lecture 57: Reciprocity Theorem

Lecture 58: Maximum Power Transfer Theorem

Lecture 59: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – I

Lecture 60: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – II

Lecture 61: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – III

Lecture 62: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – IV

Lecture 63: Graph Theory Applied to Network Analysis – V

Lecture 64: Mesh Analysis with Graph Theory

Lecture 65: Nodal Analysis with Graph Theory

Lecture 66: Cut-Set Analysis with Graph Theory

Lecture 67: Numerical Examples of Network Analysis with Graph Theory

Lecture 68: Circuit Analysis with Dependent Sources – I

Lecture 69: Circuit Analysis with Dependent Sources – II

Lecture 70: Circuit Analysis with Dependent Sources – III

Lecture 71: Two Port Network – I

Lecture 72: Two Port Network – II

Lecture 73: Two Port Network – III

Lecture 74: Two Port Network – IV