Sinusoidal Quantities: Analytical Expressions and Parameters

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This lecture covers the analytical expressions and parameter definitions related to sinusoidal quantities in electrical engineering at Polytechnic University. Topics include amplitude, phase angle, phase shift, RMS values, resistance, inductance, and complex calculus.

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