Lecture

Complex Calculations in Electricity

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Description

This lecture covers complex calculations in electricity, focusing on the relationship between voltage and current in circuits with resistance and inductance in series. It explains how to simplify calculations by transitioning from the cosine/sine domain to the complex domain, using Euler's formula. The lecture also revisits the concept of phasors and their addition/subtraction, similar to vectors.

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