- Linear circuit
Parameters of a circuit which remain constant even when there is a change in current or voltage is known as a linear circuit.
- Unilateral circuit
A circuit whose characteristics or properties do not remain same and undergo a change of direction of its operator.
- Electric network
This type of network comes to focus when certain electric parameters or elements combine with each other in a specific arrangement or manner.
- Passive network
This network does not have any source of electromotive force.
- Branch
Branch is a network’s part which is situated between 2 junctions.
- Circuit
The path (conductive) via which electric current intends to flow or actually flows is known as a circuit.
- Non-linear circuit
When the parameter of a circuit showcases a current change or a voltage change, it is termed as anon-linear circuit.
- Bilateral circuit
The characteristics or a property of a circuit which remains similar in any direction is called bilateral circuit.
- Active network
A network containing a single or more than one e.m.f. source is called active network.
- Node
In a circuit, there is a specific junction where 2 or more than 2 circuit elements are linked together.
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- Limitations of Ohms Law
- Kirchhoffs Laws
- Applications of Kirchhoffs Law
- Source Conversion
- Solving Equations by Determinants Cramer
- Superposition Theorem
- Thevenins Theorem
- Nortons Theorem
- Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
- Delta Star Transformation
- Compensation Theorem States
- Reciprocity Theorem
- Millmans Theorem
- Introduction to Alternating Current
- Introduction Three Phase A C Circuits
- Magnetic Field
- General Aspects
