Circuit Analysis

Author: Chang Qingmei
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is compiled in accordance with the "Basic Requirements for Circuit Course Teaching" issued by the Ministry of Education. The content is divided into nine chapters: Basic Concepts and Laws of Circuits, General Analysis Methods for Resistive Circuits, Circuit Theorems, Dynamic Circuits, Sinusoidal Steady-State Analysis, Frequency Response and Resonance Phenomena of Circuits, Coupled Inductors and Ideal Transformers, Two-Port Networks and Simple Nonlinear Circuit Analysis. Each chapter includes a sufficient number of typical examples and a certain number of exercises. Additionally, there are four appendices: Legal Units, Complex Numbers and Their Operations, English-Chinese Glossary of Professional Terms, and Reference Answers to Selected Exercises. This book systematically and thoroughly elaborates on the basic theories, laws, concepts, and analysis methods of circuits, striving for complete content, precise expression, and easy-to-understand language. In the selection of examples, efforts are made to cover a wide range of question types. Based on years of teaching experience, necessary problem-solving approaches are provided for content that students may find difficult, and multiple solutions are given for more challenging examples to help students master theoretical knowledge and improve practical application skills. This book can be used as a textbook for undergraduate and associate degree programs in electronic information and related fields, such as "Circuits" or "Fundamentals of Circuit Analysis," and can also serve as a reference for scientific research and engineering professionals in these fields.