ECE 201 LINEAR CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I Course Outcomes 1 Learn the basic vocabulary principles analysis methods and design techniques of circuit theory l Circuit Analysis 2 Learn to write equilibrium equations for a prescribed network and solve for any specified voltage or current under d c or sinusoidal steady state conditions 3 Find the step response of single time constant circuits and parallel or series RLC circuits 4 Apply Thevenin s and Norton s theorems 5 Foster the development of rational thinking patterns in the context of circuit analysis and design 6 Develop students abilities to critically evaluate their chosen problem solving techniques and the accuracy of their answers DC Analysis Phasor Analysis 1 Resistive Calculations Ohm s Law Nodal Mesh Mesh Analysis 2 Source Free Response Calculations RL and RC Circuits RLC circuits 3 Complete Response with Batteries and or Step Response RL and RC circuits RLC circuits 1 Impedance and Admittance Calculations 2 Nodal and Mesh Analysis 3 Sinusoidal Steady State Calculations RL and RC circuits RLC circuits Network Theorems 1 KVL KCL Resistive and Phasors 2 Voltage and Current Division Resistive and Phasors 3 Superposition and Linearity Resistive and Phasors 4 Source Transformations Resistive and with L s and C s 5 Thevenin s and Norton Equivalent Circuits resistive and in terms of phasors Power Op Amp Circuits 1 DC AC Instantaneous 2 Maximum Power Circuits resistive circuits RLC circuits using phasors 3 Average Power 4 Effective Power 5 Complex Power 6 Polyphase Circuits 1 Resistive Only 2 RC Op Amp Circuits excited by Step Inputs 3 Phasor Analysis of RC and RLC Op Amp Circuits Revision Date 5 11 07 COURSE NUMBER ECE 201 COURSE TITLE Linear Circuit Analysis I REQUIRED COURSE OR ELECTIVE COURSE TERMS OFFERED Fall Spring and Summer TEXTBOOK REQUIRED MATERIAL R Decarlo and P M Lin Linear Circuit Analysis Time Domain Phasor and Laplace Transform Approaches 3rd Edition PRE REQUISITES ENGR 126 Engineering Problem Solving And Computer Tools CO REQUISITES MA 261 Multivariate Calculus COORDINATING FACULTY R A DeCarlo COURSE OUTCOMES COURSE DESCRIPTION Volt ampere characteristics for circuit elements independent and dependent sources Kirchhoff s laws and circuit equations Source transformation Thevenin s and Norton s theorems superposition Step response of 1st order RC RL and 2nd order RLC circuits Phasor anlaysis impedance calculations and computation of sinusoidal steady state responses Instantaneous and average power complex power power factor correction and maximum power transfer Instantaneous and average power ASSESSMENTS TOOLS PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT 1 Engineering Science 2 7 credits Engineering Design 0 3 credits 1 Learn the basic vocabulary principles analysis methods and design techniques of circuit theory 2 Learn to write equilibrium equations for a prescribed network and solve for any specified voltage or current under d c or sinusoidal steady state conditions 3 Find the step response of single time constant circuits and parallel or series RLC circuits 4 Apply Thevenin s and Norton s theorems 5 Foster the development of rational thinking patterns in the context of circuit analysis and design 6 Develop students abilities to critically evaluate their chosen problem solving techniques and the accuracy of their answers RELATED ME PROGRAM OUTCOMES NATURE OF DESIGN CONTENT COMPUTER USAGE COURSE STRUCTURE SCHEDULE 1 Lecture 3 days per week at 50 minutes PREPARED BY R A DeCarlo REVISION DATE May 11 2007
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