Hello Everyone!Welcome to the free sample part "An Intro to Electric Circuits (EE101-Sample)". This is not a complete course. This is just a part of the main course "Electric Circuits I (EE101)". This part shows you how can you start the journey of becoming a circuits-designer. In this introductory course, we will talk about the main fundamentals of the Electric Circuits along with a variety of different applications. Iwill keep adding samples of the main course here for treating you for enrolling in this free course.
Iam intending to build the whole track for you to start from the beginners level all the way up to the advanced ICdesign level. I will share my 8-years of experience in designing Analog-Mixed ICs to help you get the required knowledge to become an excellent ICDesigner. This course and the upcoming series of courses will make you ace during your studies of circuits.
The description of the main course is the following:
This course takes you through the basics and fundamentals of electric circuits. It starts with introducing the field of electrical engineering and electric circuits. After that, we go through the main electrical quantities and how are they related to each other. When we clearly have this, we move to the circuit basic analysis techniques such as Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL) and Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL). More concepts will build up from there.
The following list sums the contents of this course:
Introduction to Electrical Engineering and Electric Circuits.
Basic Analysis Techniques of Electric Circuits.
Advanced Analysis Techniques of Electric Circuits.
An Intro on how to read Schematics and Simulate Circuits in Pspice.
An Intro to ACCircuits.
The Course is still under developing and it will include the following points as well:
Advanced Analysis Techniques of Electric Circuits
- Nodal Analysis
- Mesh Analysis
- Thevenin's Theorem
- Norton's Theorem
- Concept of Linearity and Superposition
- Concept of Source Transformation
- How to Maximize the Power to a load - Concept of Max. Power Transfer
- Difference between Max. Power Transfer and Max. Voltage Transfer
How to read a Schematic and Simulate circuits in Pspice
- What is Schematic and how to read it?
- Other alternatives for a schematic
- Simulating Circuits using Pspice
An Intro to ACCircuits
-ACSources
-AC-Circuit elements
- Phasors Meaning
Conclusion and what can be next?
Interview Questions: Iwill pack my courses with real interview questions based on what Ipersonally had from my experience.
IC Design Track:The course is part of the ICDesign Track that I am working on. This track aims at covering all circuits basics, analog-ICdesign basics, digital-IC design basics.
Circuit-Designers IQQuestions:This course contains some of these questions. This type of questions is challenging and you will be intrigued by it to think out of the box!.
Style of the course: We start by going over the theory or theoretical analysis. After building a concrete understanding, we move to the examples and real applications part. For examples, we have examples for each concept.
Simulations: Pspice simulations are included in this course. Ibelieve practising on Pspice, circuit simulations and design using computer tools is a must from the early stage of learning how to build circuits.
Exciting Real applications and Life-Hacks!: We are dealing with electric and electronic circuits every day or even every hour. In this course, Iwill share some really good life-hacks and analyze some everyday applications.
One-On-One Assistance: You can ask all your questions in the Q&A section at any time, Iusually answer within two days.
Iwill keep this course at the elementary level to make it to the beginners level or people who want to review the basics again. For ICdesign, It is super important to have very-good established fundamentals of Electric-Circuits.
That is it, see you in the Q&Aarea!
Mostafa
