Lecture

Impedance Networks: Series, Parallel, and Phasor Diagrams

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Description

This lecture covers impedance networks, including impedance in series and parallel, phasor and impedance diagrams, voltage and current dividers, Thévenin and Norton theorems in AC circuits, and examples of power calculations in AC circuits.

Instructor

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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