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Introduction This article will present the different physical quantities that can be encountered in the electrical domain.
Introduction This tutorial is a continuity of our last article about Thevenin’s theorem.
Introduction In this tutorial, we present a powerful method that can simplify through some transformation steps, complex circuits...
Introduction In this tutorial, we present one of the most fundamental and important sets of laws for electrical circuits.
Introduction In the DC regime, only one definition of the value of a voltage is possible, this value is unambiguous and is...
Introduction As a general concept, the power describes the speed at which a certain amount of energy is released/transmitted by a...
Introduction It is in the late 30’s that an American engineer named Hendrick Wade Bode designs a famous representation to study A...
Introduction The series behavior of the three elementary components of electronics has been detailed in our previous article...
Introductio The resistor (R), inductor (L), and capacitor (C) are the three elementary passive components of electronics.
Introduction Such as for inductors, the electrical behavior of capacitors also depends on the nature of the source : DC or AC.
Introduction In the previous tutorial concerning AC resistance, we have seen that the behavior of a resistor is the same in DC or...
Introduction The electric resistance is a property that characterizes how a particular component creates an opposition to the...
