A Journey into Frequency Response, Filters and Resonance

A Journey into Frequency Response, Filters and Resonance

Ever wondered how you can listen to your favorite song from the low thump of the bass to the twinkling highs of the cymbals? Or how your voice travels through phone lines, reaching a friend miles away with crystal clarity? It’s all thanks to the fascinating world of frequency response, Filters , and resonance –…

Cracking the Code of Impedance in an AC circuit
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Cracking the Code of Impedance in an AC circuit

Hey there! Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of electrical impedance? No worries if you’re not an electrical genius – we’re gonna break it down together. So, grab your virtual hardhats and let’s get started! AC Circuits and the Puzzle of Impedance Alright, so AC circuits are like the rockstars of the…

Phasors in AC Circuits

Phasors in AC Circuits

AC circuits are a big deal in the world of electrical engineering. They power up our homes, gadgets, and pretty much everything around us. Capacitors and inductors in AC circuits cause timing shifts between voltage and current waves. Phasors clarify this relationship between voltage, reactance, impedance, and current. Phasors are like the superhero sidekick that…

Why AC circuits are cooler than DC circuits: A beginner’s guide
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Why AC circuits are cooler than DC circuits: A beginner’s guide

Introduction Alright, so first things first – let’s talk about what AC and DC circuits are. AC stands for Alternating Current, and it’s the boss when it comes to powering most of the stuff around us, All of the 120V outlets in your house are AC. On the other hand, DC stands for Direct Current…

Second-Order Electrical Circuits

Second-Order Electrical Circuits

Second-order electrical circuits play a crucial role in engineering and applied sciences, as they incorporate two energy storage elements—such as inductors and capacitors—along with resistors. Unlike first-order circuits, which contain only one energy storage element, second-order circuits exhibit both transient and steady-state responses, influencing electrical parameters like inductor current and capacitor voltage over time. A…

Electrical Flux and Gauss’s Law
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Electrical Flux and Gauss’s Law

In physics, the study of electric fields and their interactions with matter is fundamental to understanding how electric charges influence their surroundings. This article is going to dive into two crucial concepts in electromagnetism: Electric Flux and Gauss’s Law. These concepts play an essential role in analyzing and solving problems related to electric fields and charge distributions. Let’s…

Capacitors Basics
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Capacitors Basics

What are capacitors? In the realm of electrical engineering, a capacitor is a two-terminal electrical device that stores electrical energy by collecting electric charges on two closely spaced surfaces, which are insulated from each other. The area between the conductors can be filled with either a vacuum or an insulating material called a dielectric. Initially…

Circuit Simplification: Norton Equivalent and Source Transformations

Circuit Simplification: Norton Equivalent and Source Transformations

Today, I want to talk about something about some circuit simplification techniques. I know circuits can be confusing and overwhelming, but by understanding a few key concepts like Norton equivalent and source transformations, you’ll be able to simplify circuits like a pro. How do you simplify circuits? Have you ever looked at a circuit and…

Supernode and Supermesh

Supernode and Supermesh

Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of circuit analysis. I know it might sound intimidating but fear not! We’re going to unlock the power of two incredible techniques: supernode and supermesh. These tricks will help you simplify those complex circuits and make your analysis journey much easier. Before we jump into supernodes and supermeshes,…