AC circuit analysis
Solving circuits with differential equations is a pain. If we impose a discipline on ourselves and only consider input signals that look like sinusoids, a whole new method of AC analysis emerges.
AC analysis introduction part 1
AC analysis introduction part 2
Sine and cosine come from circles
Sine and cosine from a rotating vector
Magnitude of a complex exponential
Euler’s sineNatural and forced response $\qquad$ Special topics in AC analysis
Questions
Dear Mr McAllister,
Thank you for your permission and your efforts to teach via this platform.
Kind regards, MC
Dear Mr McAllister,
I came across your tutorials on AC circuit analysis and impedance analysis recently. I have finished listening to your tutorials and found them to be very helpful and insightful.
I would like to ask for your permission to reproduce some figures (three figures and one table) on Euler transformation and impedance analysis in my thesis. These figures will be credited to you and the spinningnumbers.org following the copyright guidelines. Can you give me the permissions to reproduce these figures in my thesis?
Thank you and kind regards, MC
MC - You are most welcome to use figures and tables in your thesis. I’m happy they are helpful. You may credit Spinning Numbers, that would be very nice. Please share a link to your thesis when it is complete. I look forward to learning from you.