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A "student-friendly" introduction to the basics of electric circuit analysis, this sophomore-level text covers traditional material, as well as such modern topics as op-amps and the use of digital computers for circuit analysis. The presentation is very lucid and thorough with clearer and more complete explanations of Kirchoff's laws, and nodal analysis than in comparable texts. Bobrow also places greater emphasis on signals and waveforms. This text features evaluation of initial conditions, phasor diagrams, and coverage of SPICE.
This text investigates the fundamental principles of electric circuit analysis to provide a comprehensive foundation for undergraduate engineering students. Author Leonard S. Bobrow utilizes his academic background to present traditional circuit theory alongside contemporary computational methods. The framework emphasizes clear conceptual explanations of core laws, such as Kirchhoff's, while integrating modern tools like SPICE and digital computer analysis to bridge the gap between theoretical physics and practical engineering application.
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Educators and students frequently cite this text for its lucid explanations and thorough treatment of foundational circuit concepts. It is widely regarded as a reliable pedagogical resource for sophomore-level electrical engineering curricula.
Page Count:
736
Publication Date:
1995-06-08
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0030072980
ISBN-13:
9780030072987
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