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    Circuit Theory

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    This course provides an overview of basic circuit theory and semiconductor devices. It will cover linear circuit elements like resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Students will learn techniques for circuit analysis including Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws, nodal analysis, and mesh analysis. The course will also introduce semiconductors and discuss diodes and transistors. Key learning outcomes include understanding basic circuit concepts, analyzing resistive circuits, applying analysis techniques like superposition and source transformation, and understanding semiconductor diodes and transistors. The course is divided into 45 lessons covering topics like basic circuit elements, circuit analysis methods, semiconductor basics, diodes, transistors, and applications.

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    This course provides an overview of basic circuit theory and semiconductor devices. It will cover linear circuit elements like resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Students will learn techniques for circuit analysis including Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws, nodal analysis, and mesh analysis. The course will also introduce semiconductors and discuss diodes and transistors. Key learning outcomes include understanding basic circuit concepts, analyzing resistive circuits, applying analysis techniques like superposition and source transformation, and understanding semiconductor diodes and transistors. The course is divided into 45 lessons covering topics like basic circuit elements, circuit analysis methods, semiconductor basics, diodes, transistors, and applications.

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    This course provides an overview of basic circuit theory and semiconductor devices. It will cover linear circuit elements like resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Students will learn techniques for circuit analysis including Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws, nodal analysis, and mesh analysis. The course will also introduce semiconductors and discuss diodes and transistors. Key learning outcomes include understanding basic circuit concepts, analyzing resistive circuits, applying analysis techniques like superposition and source transformation, and understanding semiconductor diodes and transistors. The course is divided into 45 lessons covering topics like basic circuit elements, circuit analysis methods, semiconductor basics, diodes, transistors, and applications.

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    Circuit Theory

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    Abdul Haseeb
    This course provides an overview of basic circuit theory and semiconductor devices. It will cover linear circuit elements like resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Students will learn techniques for circuit analysis including Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws, nodal analysis, and mesh analysis. The course will also introduce semiconductors and discuss diodes and transistors. Key learning outcomes include understanding basic circuit concepts, analyzing resistive circuits, applying analysis techniques like superposition and source transformation, and understanding semiconductor diodes and transistors. The course is divided into 45 lessons covering topics like basic circuit elements, circuit analysis methods, semiconductor basics, diodes, transistors, and applications.

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    Circuit Theory

    Course overview

    Course Synopsis

    All electrical devices and computers are based upon some electric elements and circuits. The purpose of this course is to
    provide the student with a basic knowledge of linear circuits, and linear circuit elements (like voltage and current sources,
    resistor, capacitor and inductors).The goal is to develop in the student an understanding of analysis of electric circuits and
    an analytic approach to solve a circuit network using different techniques and theorems. Semiconductors are of obvious
    importance, as they are the basis for the development of modern electronics. Semiconductors, the lifeblood of microchips
    that epitomize modern technology, are special in many ways. Semiconductors are materials that conduct electricity better
    than insulators, but not as well as conductors. Yet, by altering their structure a little bit, we gain the ability to build
    components whose electrical properties we can control with tremendous ease, allowing us to use them in electronic
    applications in so many ways. The second half of this course will then start to talk about the basics of semiconductor
    devices (Diodes and Transistors), their types and functions.

    Course Learning Outcomes

    After studying the material in this course, you should be able to:

     Understand basic concept and terms of circuit elements, voltage and current, reference directions, power and energy.
     Analyze simple resistive circuits containing controlled sources and apply Ohm''s Law, Kirchoff''s Laws, Nodal analysis
    technique, and Mesh analysis technique in circuit analysis problems.
     Apply linearity property, superposition, source transformation in circuit analysis problems.
     Analyze circuits containing switches, independent sources, dependent sources, resistors, derive Thevenin and Norton
    equivalent circuits
     Understand about semiconductor diodes, transistors, their types and applications.

    Course Calendar

    1 Introduction-Basic concepts
    2 Basic electricity and circuit elements -The closed circuit -Open circuit -Short circuit -Power - Passive sign
    conventions
    3 Resistance in Series and Parallel
    4 Inductance - Capacitance - Ohm's Law - Power Dissipation in Resistance
    5 Current sources and Voltage sources –Direct & Alternating quantities -Voltage dividers and Current dividers
    6 Current divider and Voltage divider circuits
    7 Kirchhoff's Laws- Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)
    8 Application of Nodal Analysis
    9 Application of Nodal Analysis - Reference node
    10 Applications of nodal analysis-Super Node
    11 Applications of Nodal Analysis - Super Node technique
    12 Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL) - Loop - Loop Analysis
    13 Applications of Loop Analysis-examples
    14 KVL equations and applications of Loop Method
    15 KVL equations and examples of Loop Method (cont.)
    16 KVL equations and examples of Loop Method (cont..)
    17 KVL equations and example of Loop Method (cont...)
    18 KVL equations and applications of Loop Analysis-super mesh
    19 Applications of Loop Analysis - Super Mesh Technique-examples
    20 Applications of Loop Analysis - Super Mesh Technique - Coupling equation
    21 Examples of Loop Analysis by using dependent sources - Coupling equation
    22 Matrices and Determinants method, in solving circuit equations
    23 Superposition Theorem and its applications in circuit network
    24 Source Transformation and its applications in circuit network
    25 Thevenin's Theorem and its applications in circuit network
    26 Thevenin's Theorem and its applications in circuit networks
    27 Norton's Theorem and its applications in circuit network
    28 Norton's Theorem and its applications in circuit networks
    29 Basic Semiconductor concepts
    30 PN Junction Diode (continue…)
    31 Terminal characteristics of the Junction Diode - Forward bias region
    32 Reverse bias region - Break down region - Analysis of Diode circuits
    33 DC or Static Resistance - The constant voltage drop model - AC or Dynamic Resistance
    34 Small Signal Model and its applications
    35 Transformers - step up-step down-Applications
    36 Negative Half Wave Rectifiers - Load voltage and current - Average Load voltage and current
    37 Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV) - Full wave rectifier
    38 Negative full wave rectifier - Full wave bridge rectifier
    39 Filters - Clippers - Series Clippers
    40 Parallel Clippers - Clampers
    41 Diode logic gates (OR Gate) ( AND Gate) - Voltage Multipliers - Half wave voltage doubler - Zener diode -
    Zener diode shunt regulator
    42 Applications of Zener Diode shunt regulator - Light emitting diode(LED) - PIN Photodiodes - Tunnel Diode
    43 Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT) -Types, Modes of operation
    44 DC biasing of Transistor -Characteristic of BJT-Load line analysis
    45 DC Biasing BJT

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