Lecture

Single-Phase Sinusoidal Circuits

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Description

This lecture covers the geometric interpretation of impedance in single-phase sinusoidal circuits, including its application to inductance and capacitance. The derivation of impedance and the concept of phasers are explained, along with the application of admittance to inductance.

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