ECE 2100
- from: Jakob Nacanaynay <jn567@cornell.edu>
- to: You <anyone@out.there>
- date: May 7, 2025, 4:21 PM
- subject: ECE 2100
This is everything I’ve learned from taking ECE 2100—Intro to Circuits.
DC Circuit Analysis
The basic idea in this stage is that you have limited information on some DC circuit and you must use the information you have to find some other values—often the current through a certain area, a voltage, or creating some equivalent circuit.
- [Basic Laws in Circuits]
- [Simplification]
- [Voltage and Current Division]
- [Analysis Methods - NVM and MCM]
- [Dependent Sources]
- [Thevenin and Norton Equivalents]
- [Source Transformation]
Intro to AC Circuits
Now we consider that current changes with time.
- Capacitors and Inductors
- RLC Circuits
- Transformers
- [Ideal Transformers]
Thinking Beyond Time
Kirchhoff’s laws remain true when capacitors and inductors are used. However, in the time domain, they are differential equations that can be incredibly difficult to solve. Luckily, with transforms, we can convert our functions to another domain, use the traditional methods of circuit analysis, and convert them back to have the correct solutions.
- Phasors
- Laplace Transform
- Fourier Transform
- Comparing Transforms
- The Transfer Function
- Convolutions
- Designing Filters
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~ Jakob Nacanaynay
(nack-uh-nigh-nigh)
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