Linear Circuits 2: AC Analysis

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Linear Circuits 2: AC Analysis

Instructors: Dr. Bonnie H. Ferri

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3 weeks to complete

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5 modules

Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

Intermediate level

Some related experience required

3 weeks to complete

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Flexible schedule

Learn at your own pace

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There are 5 modules in this course

This course explains how to analyze circuits that have alternating current (AC) voltage or current sources. Circuits with resistors, capacitors, and inductors are covered, both analytically and experimentally. Some practical applications in sensors are demonstrated.

This module describes how to analyze circuits with sinusoidal inputs

What's included

9 videos3 readings21 assignments

9 videosTotal 72 minutes

1.0 Introduction to Linear Circuits 2: AC Analysis3 minutes
1.1 AC Circuits8 minutes
1.2 Phasors11 minutes
1.3 Impedance5 minutes
1.4 Circuit Analysis with AC Impedances10 minutes
1.5 AC Circuit Analysis Example8 minutes
1.6 Transfer Functions13 minutes
1.7 Transfer Function Example9 minutes
1.8 Module Summary4 minutes

3 readingsTotal 30 minutes

Start Here10 minutes
Syllabus10 minutes
Consent Form10 minutes

21 assignmentsTotal 630 minutes

Problem 1-1-130 minutes
Problem 1-2-130 minutes
Problem 1-3-130 minutes
Problem 1-3-230 minutes
Problem 1-3-330 minutes
Problem 1-3-430 minutes
Problem 1-4-130 minutes
Problem 1-4-230 minutes
Problem 1-4-330 minutes
Problem 1-4-430 minutes
Problem 1-4-530 minutes
Problem 1-5-130 minutes
Problem 1-5-230 minutes
Problem 1-5-330 minutes
Problem 1-5-430 minutes
Problem 1-6-130 minutes
Problem 1-6-230 minutes
Problem 1-6-330 minutes
Problem 1-6-430 minutes
Problem 1-7-130 minutes
Module 1 Exam30 minutes

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What's included

7 videos7 assignments

7 videosTotal 55 minutes

2.1 Frequency Response Module Overview3 minutes
2.2 Frequency Spectrum9 minutes
2.3 Frequency Spectra of Real Signals12 minutes
2.4 Frequency Response: Linear7 minutes
2.5 Frequency Response: Bode10 minutes
2.6 Bode Plot of RC Circuits8 minutes
2.7 Bode Plot of RLC Circuits6 minutes

7 assignmentsTotal 210 minutes

Problem 2-2-130 minutes
Problem 2-4-130 minutes
Problem 2-5-130 minutes
Problem 2-5-230 minutes
Problem 2-6-130 minutes
Problem 2-7-130 minutes
Module 2 Exam30 minutes

What's included

5 videos6 assignments

5 videosTotal 40 minutes

3.1 Lowpass and Highpass Filters9 minutes
3.2 Lowpass Highpass Filter Design10 minutes
3.3 Lab Demo: Guitar String Filtering12 minutes
3.4 Bandpass and Notch Filters5 minutes
Module 2 & 3 Summary4 minutes

6 assignmentsTotal 180 minutes

Problem 3-1-130 minutes
Problem 3-1-230 minutes
Problem 3-2-130 minutes
Problem 3-3-130 minutes
Problem 3-4-130 minutes
Module 3 Exam30 minutes

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What's included

10 videos8 assignments

10 videosTotal 88 minutes

4.1 Power Module Overview1 minute
4.2 Root Mean Square8 minutes
4.3 Power Factor12 minutes
4.4 Power Triangles10 minutes
4.5 AC Power Transfer14 minutes
Sample Problem: AC Power 15 minutes
Sample Problem: AC Power 215 minutes
Sample Problem: AC Power 38 minutes
Sample Problem: AC Power 410 minutes
Sample Problem: AC Power 55 minutes

8 assignmentsTotal 240 minutes

Problem 4-2-130 minutes
Problem 4-2-230 minutes
Problem 4-3-130 minutes
Problem 4-3-230 minutes
Problem 4-4-130 minutes
Problem 4-4-230 minutes
Problem 4-4-330 minutes
Module 4 Exam30 minutes

What's included

6 videos3 assignments

Instructors

Dr. Bonnie H. Ferri

Georgia Institute of Technology

7 Courses331,679 learners

Dr. Joyelle Harris

Georgia Institute of Technology

6 Courses97,660 learners

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