Electricity for Electronics, Electrical Engineering A-Z 2024

Electricity for Electronics, Electrical Engineering A-Z 2024, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 117 lectures, based on 347 reviews, and has 2197 subscribers.

You will learn about Fundamental concepts in DC Electric and Electronic Circuits The SI System of Units Different Quantities in Electric Circuits Components of Electric Circuits Passive Sign Convention Series and Parallel Connections Independent and Dependent Sources Ohm's Law Kirchoff's Current and Voltage Laws Power Calculations And …….. so much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Students of Electrical, Electronic & Computer Engineering or Professionals who want to refresh their knowledge of Electric Circuits or Electronics enthusiasts or Anyone who wants to master the fundamentals of Electric Circuits It is particularly useful for Students of Electrical, Electronic & Computer Engineering or Professionals who want to refresh their knowledge of Electric Circuits or Electronics enthusiasts or Anyone who wants to master the fundamentals of Electric Circuits.

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Title: Electricity for Electronics, Electrical Engineering A-Z 2024

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 117

Number of Published Lectures: 116

Number of Curriculum Items: 117

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 116

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Fundamental concepts in DC Electric and Electronic Circuits
The SI System of Units
Different Quantities in Electric Circuits
Components of Electric Circuits
Passive Sign Convention
Series and Parallel Connections
Independent and Dependent Sources
Ohm's Law
Kirchoff's Current and Voltage Laws
Power Calculations
And …….. so much more!

Who Should Attend

Students of Electrical, Electronic & Computer Engineering
Professionals who want to refresh their knowledge of Electric Circuits
Electronics enthusiasts
Anyone who wants to master the fundamentals of Electric Circuits

Target Audiences

Students of Electrical, Electronic & Computer Engineering
Professionals who want to refresh their knowledge of Electric Circuits
Electronics enthusiasts
Anyone who wants to master the fundamentals of Electric Circuits

Start understanding and Solving basic Electric Circuits easily and confidently!

If you are looking for a course that will help with your understanding of Electric Circuits and basic Electrical Engineering concepts, this course is for you.

Electric Circuit are the fundamental building blocks of all Electrical and Electronic Systems, and you definitely need a solid understanding of these concepts to advance in anything Electrical in nature. This full course is the best way to jump right in and start understanding/solving Electric Circuits confidently, like never before.

What makes me qualified to teach you Electric Circuits?

I graduated from one of the top-5 Electrical Engineering programs in the US, and I have 10+ years of teaching Electrical Engineering courses as a University Professor, and I have put together this Electric Circuits class.

I am a best-selling instructor of top-rated courses that get great reviews such as:

An incredible learning experience. The instructor is very clear and easily understood. – Walter Simmons

Teaching by an expert teacher. – Abdulkadir Cabuğa

Excellent! I couldn’t ask for a better tutorial on whiteboard animations. The course is very thorough, and provides enough practice activities to apply the skills.– Shamuel

My Promise to You:

I’ll be here for you every step of the way. If you have any questions about the course content or anything related to Electric Circuits, you can always post a question in the course or send me a direct message.

This course will cover everything you need to know about Electric Circuits:

The SI Units and Electric Quantities
Electric Circuits and Circuit Analysis
Passive Sign Convention
Power And Energy
Independent and Dependent Sources
Ohm’s Law
Kirchoff’s Current & Voltage Laws
Power Calculations
Nodes, Branches, Loops and Meshes
Series and Parallel Connections
Solving Circuits with Dependent Sources
Solving Linear Equations for Electric Circuits
So much more!

BONUS: As a bonus, you’ll receive supplemental video lessons about solving Simultaneous Algebraic Equations, Matrices, etc.

By the end of this course, your confidence in dealing with Electric Circuits will soar. You’ll have a thorough understanding of how to solve basic Electric Circuits.

Go ahead and click the enroll button, and I’ll see you in lesson 1!

Cheers,
Kashif

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Basic Concepts

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Voltage, Current and Resistance

Lecture 3: What is and Electric Circuit

Lecture 4: What is an Electric Current

Lecture 5: The Conventional Current

Lecture 6: The Units of Current

Lecture 7: Voltage & its Units

Lecture 8: What is resistance

Lecture 9: The Units of Resistance

Lecture 10: Recap of Voltage, Current & Resistance

Lecture 11: Prefixes for Powers of 10

Lecture 12: What is Direct Current (DC)

Lecture 13: What is Alternating Current (AC)

Lecture 14: What is an Open Circuit?

Lecture 15: What is a Short Circuit?

Chapter 2: The Circuit Variables

Lecture 1: 101 – INTRODUCTION and Course Objectives

Lecture 2: 102 – Basic Units in SI system

Lecture 3: 103 – Derived SI units

Lecture 4: 104 – Prefixes for Powers of 10

Lecture 5: 105 – Definition of Voltage

Lecture 6: 106 – Definition of Current

Lecture 7: 107 – The Ideal Basic Circuit Element

Lecture 8: 108 – Passive Sign Convention

Lecture 9: 109 – Electric Power & Energy

Lecture 10: 110 – The Power Equation

Lecture 11: 111 – The Algebraic Sign of Power

Lecture 12: 112 – EXAMPLE – Algebraic Sign of Power

Chapter 3: Circuit Elements

Lecture 1: 201 – Introduction and Objectives

Lecture 2: 202 – Voltage and Current Sources

Lecture 3: 203 – Independent and Dependent Sources

Lecture 4: 204 – Circuit Symbols for Dependent Sources

Lecture 5: 205 – Resistance

Lecture 6: 206 – Ohm's Law

Lecture 7: 207 – Power Dissipation in a Resistor

Lecture 8: 208 – EXAMPLE – Power Calculations

Lecture 9: 209 – What are Electric Circuits?

Lecture 10: 210 – What is Circuit Analysis

Lecture 11: 211 – Branches

Lecture 12: 212 – Nodes

Lecture 13: 213 – Reference Node or Datum Node

Lecture 14: 214 – EXAMPLE – Reference Node

Lecture 15: 215 – Loops and Meshes

Lecture 16: 216 – Series & Parallel Connections

Lecture 17: 217 – EXAMPLE – Series & Parallel

Lecture 18: 218 – EXAMPLE – Multiple Concepts

Lecture 19: 219 – Introduction to Kirchoff's Laws

Lecture 20: 220 – Kirchoff's Current Law (KCL)

Lecture 21: 221 – EXAMPLE – KCL

Lecture 22: 222 – Other Forms of KCL

Lecture 23: 223 – Kirchoff's Voltage Law (KVL)

Lecture 24: 224 – EXAMPLE of KVL

Lecture 25: 225 – Other Forms of KVL

Lecture 26: 226 – EXAMPLE – Using Ohms and Kirchoff's Laws to Solve Circuits

Lecture 27: 227 – Circuits Containing Dependent Sources

Lecture 28: 228 – EXAMPLE 2 – Circuits Containing Dependent Sources

Chapter 4: Resistive Circuits

Lecture 1: 302 – Resistors in Series

Lecture 2: 303 – Resistors in Parallel

Lecture 3: 304 – EXAMPLE of Series and Parallel Resistors

Lecture 4: 305 – Voltage Divider Circuit

Lecture 5: 306 – Voltage Dividers – Effect of Load and Tolerance

Lecture 6: 307 – EXAMPLE – Resistance Tolerances in Voltage Dividers

Chapter 5: Basic math concepts for Electric Circuits

Lecture 1: Simplifying Algebraic Fractions

Lecture 2: Multiplying and Dividing Algebraic Fractions

Lecture 3: Multiple Algebraic Fractions

Lecture 4: Example 1

Lecture 5: Example 2

Lecture 6: Example 3

Lecture 7: Practice Problems

Lecture 8: Solving Linear Equations for Electric Circuits

Lecture 9: Practice Problems 2

Lecture 10: Mathematical Operators and their Precedence (BODMAS)

Lecture 11: Power and Roots

Lecture 12: Rounding and Estimation

Lecture 13: Rounding with Significant Figures

Lecture 14: Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

Lecture 15: Ratio and Proportion

Lecture 16: Rational Numbers

Lecture 17: Irrational Numbers

Lecture 18: EXAMPLES 1

Lecture 19: EXAMPLES 2

Lecture 20: The Coordinate System

Lecture 21: The Coordinate System – continued

Lecture 22: Equation of a Straight Line

Lecture 23: Gradient of a Straight Line

Lecture 24: EXAMPLE 1: Equation of a Straight Line

Lecture 25: EXAMPLE 2: Equation of a Straight Line

Lecture 26: EXAMPLE 3: Equation of a Straight Line

Lecture 27: Other Forms of Linear Equations

Lecture 28: A Second Formula for a Straight Line

Lecture 29: Intersection of Two Lines

Lecture 30: EXAMPLE: Intersection of Two Lines

Lecture 31: EXAMPLES: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines

Lecture 32: Functions

Lecture 33: Graphs of Common Functions

Lecture 34: Straight Line

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