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This course develops AC circuit analysis techniques through source transformations, Thevenin equivalents, node-voltage analysis, and mesh-current analysis.

Syllabus

01 - AC Source Transformations (Learn AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 2 - AC Thevenin Equivalents, Part 1 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 3 - AC Thevenin Equivalents, Part 2 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 4 - AC Thevenin Equivalents, Part 3 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 5 - AC Thevenin Equivalents, Part 4 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 6 - AC Thevenin Equivalents, Part 5 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 7 - AC Node Voltage, Part 1 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 8 - AC Node Voltage, Part 2 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 9 - AC Node Voltage, Part 3 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 10 - AC Node Voltage, Part 4 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 11 - AC Node Voltage, Part 5 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 12 - AC Mesh Currents, Part 1 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 13 - AC Mesh Currents, Part 2 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 15 - AC Mesh Currents, Part 4 (AC Circuit Analysis).
Lesson 16 - AC Mesh Currents, Part 5 (AC Circuit Analysis).

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mathandscience

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    This course provides a solid introduction to AC circuit analysis, covering key concepts like impedance, reactance, phase relationships and power in alternating‐current systems. The instructor explains material clearly, uses helpful diagrams and works through example problems thoroughly. I appreciated the balance between theory and practical calculation, which supports both understanding and application. A few areas could be expanded—such as more complex multi-loop circuits and simulation tool demonstrations—but overall the content is well-structured and accessible. I would rate it highly for students with a basic grounding in circuit theory who want to deepen their AC knowledge
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