Circuit Analysis Fundamentals

Author: Zhang Yongrui
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: In 1998, the Ministry of Education adjusted and published a new list of disciplines, merging similar disciplines and changing their names. The guiding idea of this initiative was to strengthen the foundation and broaden the scope of disciplines, in order to cultivate adaptable general-purpose talents. To meet the needs of establishing new disciplines, the Ministry of Education formulated new teaching plans. This book is based on the "Basic Requirements for Circuit Analysis Fundamentals in Higher Industrial Schools" revised and published by the Ministry of Education in 1995, and fully considers the number of class hours for this course in the new teaching plans of various institutions, as well as the trends and developments of modern electronic technology. Its main content includes nine chapters: Basic Concepts and Laws of Circuits, General Analysis Methods for Resistive Circuits, Common Circuit Theorems, Time-Domain Analysis of Dynamic Circuits, Analysis of Sinusoidal Steady-State Circuits, Mutual Inductance and Ideal Transformers, Circuit Frequency Response, Two-Port Networks, and Nonlinear Resistive Circuits. The basic concepts are explained in detail, the steps of common basic analysis methods are clearly presented, there are numerous examples, and they are closely related to engineering practice, making it easy for readers to learn and apply. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate students in disciplines such as Communication Engineering, Electronic Information Engineering, Measurement and Control Technology and Instruments, and Computer Science and Technology. It also has significant reference value for engineering technicians in weak current (electronic) disciplines.