Lecture

Phasors in Electrical Circuits

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of phasors in electrical circuits, starting with the comparison of bronze, silver, and gold medalists' happiness levels. It then delves into the complex representation of sinusoidal functions, phasor operations, impedance, admittance, and the application of phasors to resistance, inductance, and capacitance. The lecture also discusses instantaneous values, integration, differentiation, and the theorems of Thévenin and Norton in the sinusoidal regime.

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