Principles Of Electric Circuits: Conventional Current Version

by Thomas L. Floyd

This full-color guide provides a clear introduction to DC/AC circuits with numerous exercises and examples, an abundance of illustrations, photographs, tables and charts, and a strong emphasis on troubleshooting. Uses a conventional-flow approach throughout, and incorporates mathematical concepts only when needed to understand the discussion. Covers everything from components, quantities and units to voltage, current and resistance; series circuits; magnetism and electromagnetism; phasors and complex numbers; capacitors; inductors; RC and RL circuits; circuit theorems, and more. Considers reactive circuits by circuit type as well as by component type. Integrates many TECH Tips (Technology Theory Into Practice) and PSpice Computer Analysis sections that apply theory learned to a practical activity using realistic circuit board and instrument graphics. Weaves worked examples and related exercises throughout to clarify basic concepts and illustrate procedures and troubleshooting techniques. Contains over 1,300 full-color illustrations, and over 750 problem sets and 850 self-test and review questions. For electronic technology professionals or anyone who wants a fundamental understanding of the principles of electric circuits.

Genres: Textbooks, Science, Engineering

First published January 24, 1989

Reviews

[Ge Sulit]

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[Rimsha]

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[Marinus Tahu]

A highly informative book, the third on the subject, lent to me by a good friend and knowledgabel colleague.
It lays out the basics which allow me to look at new piece of equiptment and knowing two truth's in discover a third with certainty.
It also cautions, rightly, that electricity is both unforgiving, and a non-respector of persons. Prevention out-weighs cure when delving with electricity, and allowing you to be certain with you accuracy.

[Asif]

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[Ebad]

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[Awais Khan]

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