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Sinusoidal Circuits: Examples and Impedances

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This lecture covers examples and reminders in electrical engineering, including drawing diagrams, sensing voltages and currents, solving and identifying complex solutions, and understanding complex instantaneous values and phasors. It also discusses impedance and admittance properties, resistance, reactance, inductance, and capacitors in circuits.

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks, Electrostatics

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