In the course, sinusoidal steady-state response of first- and second-order circuits is studied. To prepare for this, we need to review sinusoids and complex numbers.
Learning Objectives
After completing this module, you should be able to:
1. Identify and solve for different sinusoid parameters: amplitude, frequency, phase shift, and instantaneous value.
2. Represent complex numbers in different forms.
3. Perform arithmetic operations on complex numbers.
Videos
Title: M8V1 – Review of Sinusoids
Summary: This video illustrates the anatomy and various parameters of sinusoid signals, including amplitude, frequency, phase, instantaneous value, and lead/lag.
Learning Objectives: After watching this lecture, you will be able to identify and solve for different sinusoid parameters such as amplitude, frequency, phase shift, and instantaneous value.
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Title: M8V2 – Complex Numbers – Representation
Summary: This video reviews the three different representations of complex numbers: rectangular, polar, and exponential.
Learning Objectives: After watching this lecture, you will be able to represent complex numbers in different forms – rectangular, polar, and exponential.
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Title: M8V3 – Complex Numbers – Operations
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