ES 201 - Electrical Networks II

• apply phasors to circuit elements;
  • apply the concepts of impedance, admittance and phasors to circuit analysis; and
  • apply Kirchoff’s Law in the frequency domain.
• conduct a sinusoidal steady-state analysis of circuits;
  • apply Nodal and Mesh Analysis, Superposition Theorem and Source transformations; and
  • analyze Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits.
• perform AC Power Analysis;
  • determine instantaneous, average, maximum power transfer; and
  • understand and utilize complex power and power factor.
• analyze Three-Phase Circuits;
  • analyze balanced three-phase voltages;
  • analyze delta-delta and wye-wye and wye-delta connections; and
  • analyze unbalanced three-phase systems.
• analyze Magnetically Coupled Circuits;
  • apply mutual inductance and energy transfer in coupled circuits; and
  • demonstrate an understanding of linear, ideal and three-phase transformers.
• analyze the frequency response of circuits; and
  • determine transfer functions; and
  • analyze passive and active filters using transfer functions and Bode plots.
• apply Laplace Transforms to analyze circuit response.
  • apply the properties of Laplace transforms and inverse Laplace transforms to circuit analysis; and
  • apply Laplace transforms to Integrodifferential equations.