Lecture

AC Circuits: Complex Representation

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Description

This lecture covers the complex representation of alternating current (AC) circuits, including the use of complex numbers to represent voltage and current, impedance, power calculations, and the combination of impedances. It also discusses the concept of phase difference between voltage and current in AC circuits.

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