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CEEN 2140
"Electrical Circuits II" |
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| Catalog Entry
(2007-2008): |
| 2140. Electrical Circuits II (3)
Introduction to the analysis of electrical circuits
in sinusoidal steady states. The concepts of impedance, phasors, power and
frequency response are studied, including resonance, magnetic circuits and
two-part networks. Transform techniques for circuit analysis are introduced.
Prereq: CEEN 2130. |
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| Text: |
| Irwin and Wu, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, Wiley
and Sons, 7th edition. |
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| Class/Laboratory
Schedule: |
| This course meets for three university hours of lecture
per week. |
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| Course Outcomes: |
The students who successfully completes this course will
be able to:
- Apply complex number and differential equation techniques to the
analysis of linear circuits (CE1/EE1)H
- Understand the phasor, impedance and admittance concepts in circuit
analysis (CE5/EE5, CE9a/EE9a)H
- Analyze sinusoidal steady-state circuits using nodal, loop, Thevenin
and Norton equivalent circuit methods (CE4/EE4, CE5/EE5, CE9a/EE9a)H
- Perform the power analysis of sinusoidal steady-state circuits and
determine the condition for maximum power transfer (CE5/EE5, CE9a/EE9a)H
- Compute the average, quadrature and complex power and perform power
factor correction (CE5/EE5, CE9a/EE9a)H
- Understand the concept of circuit resonance, frequency response,
and transfer functions (CE5/EE5, CE9a/EE9a)H
- Compute the poles and zeros of the transfer functions and determine
its magnitude and phase Bode plots (CE4/EE4, CE5/EE5, CE91/EE9a)H
- Design simple 1st and 2nd order circuits to meet frequency response
specifications (CE3/EE3)L
- Analyze coupled-coil and transformer circuits (CE4/EE4, CE5/EE5,
CE9a/EE9a)H
- Analyze and model Z-, Y-, H-, and T-parameter two-port networks
(CE5/EE5, CE9a/EE9a)H
- Apply analytical and computational techniques, including computer
simulation programs for the design, analysis and verification of electrical
circuits (CE3/EE3)L, (CE4/EE4, CE5/EE5, CE9f/EE9f)H
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| Course Topics: |
- Review of complex numbers and s-plane .5 week
- Sinusoidal and phasor concepts: sinusoids and complex forcing functions
2 weeks
- Phasor diagrams and RLC relations 2 weeks
- Impedance and admittance circuits analysis 4 weeks
- Steady-state power analysis 2 weeks
- Frequency response, resonance, Bode plots 2.5 weeks
- Magnetic circuits and two-port networks 1 weeks
- Laplace and Fourier transforms for circuit analysis 1 weeks
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| The Reason this
Course is in the Program: |
| This course is the follow-on sequence to
CEEN 2130. The students will learn the fundamentals
of AC electrical circuits concepts and analysis. Basic theorems and methods
for the analysis of AC linear electrical circuits are taught that are applicable
to follow-on CEEN courses in circuits, electronics, digital and communications
systems. |
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| Prepared by: |
| Alisa Gilmore - October 16, 2003 |
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