Electrical Measurement Technology and Circuit Experiment

Author: Huang Xiaoxia
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The book is divided into two parts, the upper part primarily introduces basic knowledge of electrical measurement, while the lower part focuses on circuit experiments. The lower part includes 18 experiments, with the 18th being a virtual experiment that utilizes computers as an auxiliary tool for circuit analysis. Each experiment proposes objectives and requirements for every project, briefly explains the experimental principles, and provides a detailed description of the experimental procedures. To help students better grasp the experimental principles, the arrangement of experiments includes traditional theoretical verification content, as well as most experiments that progress from simple to complex, from easy to difficult, gradually transitioning from verification-based tasks to comprehensive tasks. On one hand, these experiments train students' fundamental experimental skills, and on the other hand, they enhance students' understanding of circuit theory. Each experiment has different content, objectives, and final experimental report requirements. Every experiment includes targeted reflection questions to broaden students' thinking, cultivate independent thinking and innovative spirit, and contribute to the development of various skills and comprehensive qualities. This book is based on the fundamental requirements of the "Nine-Five" National Key Textbook for General Higher Education, "Circuit," edited by Qiu Guanyuan, and can be used as a textbook for circuit experiments and related courses in electrical and related disciplines. It can also serve as a reference for relevant technical personnel.