Circuit Analysis

Author: Huo Xizhen
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Publish Date: 1994-08-01
Features: This book systematically discusses the basic concepts, fundamental theories, and basic analytical methods in circuit theory. In addition to covering the curriculum requirements, it also explores some important topics in modern circuit theory. The book is divided into four parts, consisting of twelve chapters: Kirchhoff's Laws and Graph Concepts, Circuit Elements and Circuit Equivalent Transformations, General Analysis Methods for Linear Networks, Network Theorems, Simple Nonlinear Resistor Circuits; Analysis of First-Order and Second-Order Circuits; Basic Concepts of Sinusoidal Circuits, Three-Phase Circuits, Coupled Inductors and Transformers, Frequency Characteristics of Circuits; Matrix Analysis of Large Networks, Two-Port Networks, Active RC Circuits, Linear Time-Varying Circuits, and more. The book is systematic and comprehensive, with a certain degree of modernity, rich examples, and broad applicability. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate circuit foundation courses in majors such as communication, electronics, computer science, and automatic control, and can also be referenced by relevant technical personnel.