TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sudhakar, A 
AU  -  Palli, Shymmohan S
TI  - Circuits and Networks : Analysis and Synthesis
SN  - 9789339219604
U1  - 621.319 2 
PY  - 2015///
CY  -  New Delhi
PB  - McGraw Hill Education (India) Pvt. Ltd.
KW  - Electronics
N1  - The revision of this extremely popular text, Circuits and Networks: Analysis and Synthesis, comes at a time when the industry is increasingly looking to hire engineers who are able to display learning outcomes as opposed to rote learning. The book has been revised based on internationally accepted Learning Outcomes required from a course on Circuits and Networks. Additionally, key pedagogical aids, such as questions from previous year question papers have been added afresh to further help students in preparing for this course and its examinations. What remains unchanged is the student friendly approach but the user engagement has been improved through offering a hybrid learning environment. For the tech savvy, the practice of MCQs in a digital and randomized environment will provide thrill; Contents :

1. Circuit Elements and Kirchoff's Laws             

2. Methods of Analysing Circuits                      

3. Useful Theorems in Circuit Analysis                

4. Introduction to Alternating Currentsand Voltages                                                      

5. Complex Impedance                                   

6. Power and Power Factor                               

7. Steady State AC Analysis                            

8. Resonance                                                 

9. Polyphase Circuits 

10. Coupled Circuits        

11. Transients

12.  Fourier Method of Waveform Analysis                                                

13. Introduction to Laplace Transform               

14. Application of the Laplace Transform in Circuit Analysis                                               

15. S-Domain Analysis                                   

16. Two-Port Networks                                   

17. Filters and Attenuators                                 

18. Elements of Realizability and Synthesis of One-  Port Networks                                   

19. An Introduction to PSpice
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