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Slide Number: 1EE100 Fall 2008Guest Lecture 1: Nodal Analysis Bharathwaj MuthuswamyNOEL Laboratory151M Cory HallDepartment of EECSUniversity of California, [email protected]://nonlinear.eecs.berkeley.eduSlide Number: 2Three announcements…1. Please DO NOT individually email the TAs (or me) conceptual questions about the homework, lecture, lab or exam. USE BSPACE!2. READ the policies on the course website (especially the General Course Information handout, this is also duplicated on bspace).3. IF you email me conceptual questions or obvious course policy questions, I WILL NOT RESPOND.Slide Number: 3Recap of EE100 so far…Prof. Chua1. Circuit variables- voltage, current, power1. Element Laws- linear resistors etc.2. KCL and KVL-cutsets3. Associated reference convention4. op-amps (MOTIVATION)Reading (Textbook and Online notes)1. Textbook:- Chapters 1 through 42. Online notes:- Supplementary notesfrom Prof. Chua’s bookSlide Number: 4This week: Nodal and Mesh analysisUNDERSTAND NODAL ANALYSIS!Turns out incorrect nodal analysis is the number one “A grade killer” in EE100/EE42!!!!!V130 V I14.5 A


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