Lectures
PART
I:
PRELIMINARIES
(6h)
Basic
definitions
(2h)
models
electrical
engineering
and
lumped
circuit
models:
hypotheses
electrical
components
and
terminals,
two-terminal
components
current
e
ammeter
(Sec.
1.3)
voltage
and
voltmeter
(Sec
1.4)
passive
and
active
sign
convention
(Sec.
1.5)
electrical
power
(wattmeter)
and
energy,
passivity
(Sec.
1.5)
Topology
(1h)
operative
definitions:
node,
branch,
loop,
mesh,
graph
(Sec.
2.3)
Kirchhoffs
current
law
(surface,
node)
(Sec.
2.4)
Kirchhoffs
voltage
law
(closed
path,
mesh)
(Sec.
2.4)
Two-terminal
components
and
constitutive
equations
(2h)
constitutive
equations
passive
elements
1. resistor
(resistance,
conductance),
short
circuit,
open
circuit,
ideal
switch
(Sec.
2.2)
2. electric
energy
and
capacitor
(Sec
6.2)
3. magnetic
energy
and
inductor
(Sec.
6.4)
active
elements
1. voltage
generator
(Sec.
1.6)
2. current
generator
(Sec.
1.6)
Solution
of
the
fundamental
problem
of
circuit
theory
(1h)
definition
linearly
independent
equations:
KCL,
KVL
constitutive
equations
method
of
sparse
tableau
adynamic
networks
(algebraic
equations),
dynamic
(differential
equations),
order
of
a
network
PART
II:
ADYNAMIC
CIRCUITS
(8h)
Special
methods
for
the
solution
of
electrical
circuits
(8h)
equivalence
principle
series
and
parallel
connection
1. definitions
2. series
of
resistors
and
voltage
division
(Sec.
2.5)
3. parallel
of
resistors
and
current
division
(Sec.
2.6)
4. examples
5. series
of
generators
6. parallel
of
generators
star
and
delta
connection
(Sec.
2.7)
superposition
principle
(proof)
(Sec.
4.3)
Millmans
theorem
(proof)
Thevenins
equivalent
circuit
(proof)
(Sec.
4.5
Sec.
4.7)
Nortons
equivalent
circuit
(proof)
(Sec.
4.6
Sec.
4.7)
Tellegens
theorem
Maximum
power
transfer
(Sec.
4.8)
PARTE
III:
DYNAMIC
CIRCUITS
(16h)
Transient
analysis
(4h)
constitutive
equations
of
capacitor
and
inductor
(Sec
6.2
Sec
6.4)
series
and
parallel
connection
of
capacitors
and
inductors
(Sec
6.3
Sec.
6.5)
solutions
of
differential
equations
with
constant
coefficients:
outline
1. associated
homogeneous
equations
2. particular
solution
3. initial
conditions
first
order
differential
equations
1. free
and
forced
evolution
2. transient
and
permanent
evolution