|  | Spence, Robert Introductory Circuits
  1. Edition - September 2008 44.90 Euro 2008. 256 Pages, Softcover - Practical Approach Book - ISBN-10: 0-470-77971-3 ISBN-13: 978-0-470-77971-2 - John Wiley & Sons

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Short description The book begins with circuit design, electrical variables (including an overview on DC circuits) and circuit laws and equivalence. Exercises, problems and more challenging problems are presented to help consolidate learning. Spence approaches circuit analysis by showing the similarity between the equations describing AC,DC, and small-nonlinear behaviour. He instructs how to handle Zener diodes in power supplies and opamps in switching circuits, describing stabilization of voltage and the laws governing change behaviour. An overview of the analysis of change is presented near the end of the book, with a full explanation of small changes in nonlinear circuits, with systematic analysis.
From the contents 1 Circuit Design 2 Electrical variables Overview: DC Circuits 3 Circuit Laws and Equivalence [+ exercises, problems and longer problems] 4 Circuit analysis 5 Voltage-controlled Current Sources and Nonlinear components Overview: Operational Amplifiers (opamps) 6 Opamp characteristics, large signal operation [+ exercises, problems and longer problems]
7 Linear operation of the opamp [+exercises, problems and longer problems] 8 Mixed linear and nonlinear operation Overview: AC Circuits 9 Components and relations 10 Phasor diagrams 11 Complex currents and voltages 12 AC circuit analysis; similarity to DC behavior 13 Frequency domain behavior Overview: The analysis of change 14 Zener diode stabilization of voltage; laws governing change behavior 15 Small changes in nonlinear circuits; systematic analysis
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