Teach yourself algebra for electric circuits /
Jenkins, K. W.
Teach yourself algebra for electric circuits / K. W. Jenkins - New York : McGraw Hill Education, c2002 - x, 553 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Includes index.
Chapter1. Electric charge and electric field. Potential difference -- Chapter2. Electric current. Ohm's law. Basic circuits configurations -- Chapter3. Determinants and simultaneous equations -- Chapter4. Basic network laws and theorems -- Chapter5. Sinusoidial waves. rms value. as vector quantities -- Chapter6. Algebra of complex numbers -- Chapter7. Inductance and capacitance -- Chapter8. Reactance and impedance. Algebra of ac networks -- Chapter9. Impedance transformation. electric filters -- Chapter10. Magnetic coupling. transformers. thee-phase systems -- Chapter11. Matrix algebra. two-port network -- Chapter12. Binary arithmetic. switching algebra -- Chapter13. The digital processor. Digital filters .
This book can be considered a compromise, in that it uses no calculus but does make considerable use of algebra. This includes ordinary algebra and also special algebras of logic and matrices.
71381821
ALGEBRA - TEACHING
QA 154.2 .J53 2002
Teach yourself algebra for electric circuits / K. W. Jenkins - New York : McGraw Hill Education, c2002 - x, 553 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
Includes index.
Chapter1. Electric charge and electric field. Potential difference -- Chapter2. Electric current. Ohm's law. Basic circuits configurations -- Chapter3. Determinants and simultaneous equations -- Chapter4. Basic network laws and theorems -- Chapter5. Sinusoidial waves. rms value. as vector quantities -- Chapter6. Algebra of complex numbers -- Chapter7. Inductance and capacitance -- Chapter8. Reactance and impedance. Algebra of ac networks -- Chapter9. Impedance transformation. electric filters -- Chapter10. Magnetic coupling. transformers. thee-phase systems -- Chapter11. Matrix algebra. two-port network -- Chapter12. Binary arithmetic. switching algebra -- Chapter13. The digital processor. Digital filters .
This book can be considered a compromise, in that it uses no calculus but does make considerable use of algebra. This includes ordinary algebra and also special algebras of logic and matrices.
71381821
ALGEBRA - TEACHING
QA 154.2 .J53 2002