Resistive and Reactive Circuits

614 Pages·1974·17.995 MB·English

by  Albert Paul Malvino

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Preface
PART 1. RESISTIVE CIRCUITS
1. Introduction
2-3. UnitsandPrefixes 1-2. Where Formulas
Come From 1-3. EarlyDiscoveries 1-4. The
FluidTheory 1-5. Coulomb's Law 1-6. Elec-
tric Field 1-7. Electron Theory 1-8. Con-
ventional Versus Electron Flow
2. ThreeElectrical Quantities 25
2-1. Current 2-2. Voltage 2-3. Resistance
2-4. Ohm's Law 2-5. MoreAboutResistance
2-6. American WireGage 2-7. Resistors 2-8.
TemperatureCoefficient
3. Seriesand ParallelCircuits 61
3-3. SeriesCircuit 3-2. ParallelCircuit 3-3.
Kirchhoff'sCurrentLaw 3-4. Kirchhoff'sVoltage
Law 3-5. Series-circuitAnalysis 3-6. Paral-
lel-circuitAnalysis 3-7. ShortcutsforParallel
Resistances 3-8. Combination Circuits
4. ThreeTheorems 105
4-1. Voltage-dividerTheorem 4-2. Thevenin
Quantities 4-3. Thevenin's Theorem 4-4.
OtherWays toGetThevenin Resistance 4-5. The
WheatstoneBridge 4-6. BasicIdeaofSuper-
position Theorem 4-7. Superposition Theorem
4-8. ReviewoftheThree Theorems
MoreTheorems 157
5-1. ConductanceTheorem 5-2. IdealSources
5-3. IncludingCurrentSourcesin EarlierTheorems
5-4. Norton'sTheorem 5-5. Power 5-6.
PowerTheorems 5-7. Matched-loadPower
6. KirchhoffMethods 195
6-1. Simultaneous Equations 6-2. Branch
Method 6-3. LoopMethod 6-4. Node
Method 6-5. TheChassis 6-6. Ladder
Method 6-7. Summary
BasicMeasurements 233
7-1. TheMoving-coilMeter 7-2. Ammeter
Ranges 7-3. SimpleVoltmeters 7-4. Meter
Sensitivity 7-5. TheOhmmeter 7-6. The
Volt-ohm-milliammeter