
Product Description Electric Circuits: Analysis and Design presents a clear, accessible treatment of the basic theory of electrical circuits. The authors have carefully selected the material in the text to provide an excellent stepping stone to all areas of electrical engineering. Its chapters are organized so that the book can be used to satisfy the requirements of any curriculum. The book begins by introducing the basic circuit laws and theorems using resistive circuits only. This material is not restricted to DC sources only. Time-varying voltage and current sources are also considered so students are exposed to circuit configurations they will see in the real world. In addition, the effect of temperature on resistance-an important factor that is often ignored by other textbooks-is covered. The text goes on to cover the inductor and capacitor, magnetic circuits, Laplace transforms, three-phase circuits, resonant circuits, and Fourier series and its applications. Electric Circuits: Analysis and Design is ideal for introductory undergraduate courses in electrical circuits. Features ·Focuses on fundamental circuit theory versus the rote memorization of formulae ·Provides a separate chapter on the operational amplifier ·Employs numerous worked examples and practice problems throughout the text ·Includes a primer on solving first- and second-order differential equations for additional practice and review ·Contains tables of Laplace transforms and their properties for easy reference and review About the Author BHAG SINGH GURU is Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Kettering University. RAVI K. WARRIER is Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Kettering University.
This text investigates the fundamental principles of electrical circuit analysis and design to provide a comprehensive foundation for undergraduate engineering students. Authors Bhag S. Guru and Ravi K. Warrier, both professors of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Kettering University, utilize their academic expertise to structure a curriculum that balances theoretical rigor with practical application. The book employs a systematic approach, moving from basic resistive circuit laws to complex topics like Laplace transforms and Fourier series, ensuring students gain a robust understanding of circuit behavior in real-world configurations.
What You Will Find
Educators and students frequently identify this text as a highly accessible resource for introductory undergraduate electrical engineering courses. Experts highlight the authors' focus on conceptual understanding over rote memorization as a significant strength for developing analytical skills in the field.
Page Count:
816
Publication Date:
2005-09-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195177231
ISBN-13:
9780195177237
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