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Lecture

Single-Phase Sinusoidal Circuits

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EE-106: Electrical engineering science & technology

Ce cours introduit les lois fondamentales de l'électricité et les méthodes permettant d'analyser des circuits électriques linéaires, composés de résistances, condensateurs et inductances. On commencera par le régime continu pour passer ensuite au régime al ...

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This lecture covers the application of peak, mean, and rms values to sinusoidal quantities, average power in single-phase circuits, phase advance, voltages, frequencies, and the analysis of sinusoidal circuits. It also explores the challenges in solving complex circuit problems.

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Instructors (3)

Philippe Allenbach

Christian André Clément Lafforgue

Roberto Zoia

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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