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Laboratory Manual - DC Electrical Circuit Analysis

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Laboratory Manual - DC Electrical Circuit Analysis

This laboratory manual is intended for use in a DC electrical circuits course and is appropriate for two and four year electrical engineering technology curriculums. The topics range from basic laboratory procedures and resistor identification through series-parallel circuits, mesh and nodal analysis, superposition, Thevenin’s theorem, maximum power transfer theorem, and concludes with an introduction to capacitors and inductors.

Electrical EngineeringEngineering
Author
James M. Fiore
Publisher
Mohawk Valley Community College
Source
LibreTexts
License
CC BY-NC-SA
Language
EN
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Contents· 100 sections
  1. 01: The Electrical Laboratory
  2. 1.1: Lab Safety and Tools
  3. 1.2: Laboratory Reports
  4. 1.3: Scientific and Engineering Notation
  5. 02: DC Sources and Metering
  6. 2.1: Theory Overview
  7. 2.2: Equipment
  8. 2.3: Procedure
  9. 2.4: Data Tables
  10. 2.5: Questions
  11. 03: Resistor Color Code
  12. 3.1: Theory Overview
  13. 3.2: Equipment
  14. 3.3: Procedure
  15. 3.4: Data Tables
  16. 3.5: Questions
  17. 04: Ohms Law
  18. 4.1: Theory Overview
  19. 4.2: Equipment
  20. 4.3: Schematic
  21. 4.4: Procedure
  22. 4.5: Data Tables
  23. 4.6: Questions
  24. 05: Series DC Circuits
  25. 5.1: Theory Overview
  26. 5.2: Equipment
  27. 5.3: Schematics
  28. 5.4: Procedure
  29. 5.5: Data Tables
  30. 5.5: Questions
  31. 06: Parallel DC Circuits
  32. 6.1: Theory Overview
  33. 6.2: Equipment
  34. 6.3: Schematics
  35. 6.4: Procedure
  36. 6.5: Data Tables
  37. 6.6: Questions
  38. 07: Series-Parallel DC Circuits
  39. 7.1: Theory Overview
  40. 7.2: Equipment
  41. 7.3: Schematics
  42. 7.4: Procedure
  43. 7.5: Data Tables
  44. 7.6: Questions
  45. 08: Ladders and Bridges
  46. 8.1: Theory Overview
  47. 8.2: Equipment
  48. 8.3: Schematics
  49. 8.4: Procedure
  50. 8.5: Data Tables
  51. 8.6: Questions
  52. 09: Potentiometers and Rheostats
  53. 9.1: Theory Overview
  54. 9.2: Equipment
  55. 9.3: Schematics
  56. 9.4: Procedure
  57. 9.5: Data Tables
  58. 9.6: Questions
  59. 10: Superposition Theorem
  60. 10.1: Theory Overview
  61. 10.2: Equipment
  62. 10.3: Schematics
  63. 10.4: Procedure
  64. 10.5: Data Tables
  65. 10.6: Questions
  66. 11: Thevenins Theorem
  67. 11.1: Theory Overview
  68. 11.2: Equipment
  69. 11.3: Schematics
  70. 11.4: Procedure
  71. 11.5: Data Tables
  72. 11.6: Questions
  73. 12: Maximum Power Transfer
  74. 12.1: Theory Overview
  75. 12.2: Equipment
  76. 12.3: Schematics
  77. 12.4: Procedure
  78. 12.5: Data Tables
  79. 12.6: Questions
  80. 13: Nodal Analysis
  81. 13.1: Theory Overview
  82. 13.2: Equipment
  83. 13.3: Schematics
  84. 13.4: Procedure
  85. 13.5: Data Tables
  86. 13.6: Questions
  87. 14: Mesh Analysis
  88. 14.1: Theory Overview
  89. 14.2: Equipment
  90. 14.3: Schematics
  91. 14.4: Procedure
  92. 14.5: Data Tables
  93. 14.6: Questions
  94. 15: Capacitors and Inductors
  95. 15.1: Theory Overview
  96. 15.2: Equipment
  97. 15.3: Schematics
  98. 15.4: Procedure
  99. 15.5: Data Tables
  100. 15.6: Questions