10662221Circuit Modeling 2
Course Information
Description
This course explores electrical engineering concepts including phasors and sinusoidal steady-state analysis and power. Resonant circuits. Mutual inductance. Transient response of linear networks with Laplace transform.
Total Credits
4
Course Competencies
  1. Analyze electrical circuits with sinusoidal excitation using phasor analysis techniques

  2. Calculate and interpret AC power quantities including real power, reactive power, apparent power, power factor, and RMS signal levels

  3. Analyze transient responses of first- and second-order circuits using analytical methods, including Laplace transform techniques

  4. Determine the frequency response and phase response of electrical networks

  5. Design operational amplifier circuits for signal processing and amplification applications

  6. Analyze three-phase electrical circuits

  7. Analyze circuits containing mutual inductance and transformer coupling

  8. Use laboratory instruments—including function generators and oscilloscopes—to measure and interpret phase shift, transient response, and frequency response in electrical circuits

  9. Construct and test electrical circuits using breadboarding and soldering techniques

  10. Use SPICE or equivalent circuit simulation software to model and analyze electrical circuits

  11. Prepare clear and well-organized engineering laboratory reports documenting circuit analysis, experimental procedures, measurements, and conclusions

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