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Shaowei Pan,Yuhui Mou,Zechen Zhengoltages in a network. However, in many cases, the solution of such problems can be simplified by the use of one or more of the theorems discussed in this chapter and which are applicable to both ac and dc linear networks.

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Shaowei Pan,Mingzhu Kang,Zhi Guo,Haining Luoance. In this chapter, a generalized coupled circuit is considered first, and the results are then extended to the particular cases of (i) a low frequency transformer, (ii) resonant circuits coupled by a mutual inductance and (iii) resonant circuits directly coupled by a capacitance.

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S. Milton Ganesh,S. P. Manikandann the different components or branches of a particular network when one or more electrical signals, or sources of electrical energy, are applied to it. Of course, the motion of the electrical charges which make up the electrical currents takes place under the influence of either electrostatic or mag

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Sujarani Rajendran,Manivannan Doraipandianircuit which, in addition to resistors, also contains capacitors and/or inductors. However, before discussing these transient effects, it is thought useful to analyse the effect of combinations of capacitors and of inductors as for resistors in the previous chapter. (A good reference for simple diff

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Shaowei Pan,Mingzhu Kang,Zhi Guo,Haining Luosis. In this chapter, the reader is introduced to both types of analysis by first considering their application to a simple circuit: in both instances, the analysis is extended to a generalized circuit in which a generalized notation is used and consequently a generalized system of solution is achie