Lecture

Series-Parallel Combined Circuits

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This lecture covers the analysis of series-parallel combined circuits, including current dividers and voltage dividers. Examples with capacities are provided to illustrate the concepts. Complete circuit examples are also presented, demonstrating resistive and inductive voltage dividers.

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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