EEE 202 Circuits I

Course Links

• Syllabus: EEE 202 Syllabus (2 page document) given out the first day of class.



• Homework Assignments (Spring 2008)
  • Example Problem Solution to assist you in defining what a proper solution format is
  • Homeworks #1 to #4: assignments leading to first exam
  • Homeworks #5 to #7: assignments leading to second exam
  • Homeworks #8 to #10: assignments leading to final exam
  • The homework solutions are located at the My ASUcourses website.
  
  
• Textbook: website with errata and problem solutions
  Circuit Analysis A Systems Approach by R. M. Mersereau and J. R. Jackson
  
  

  Web Handouts

  • Interdisciplinary Electrical Circuit Analogies for several engineering disciplines have been developed over time and are summarized in a table compiled by Dr. Holbert.
  • Circuit Analysis Recipes (Techniques): KVL, KCL, Nodal, Loop, Thevenin, Norton, Superposition, Source Transformation
  • First and Second Order Differential Equations review sheet (2-page pdf)
  • Laplace Transform Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations (2-page pdf)

  
  

  Flash Animations

  • Ladder Networks
  • Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)
  • Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
  • Nodal Analysis
  • Loop Analysis
  • Superposition
  • Op-Amps - operational amplifiers
  • Camera Flash - RC circuits

  
  

  External Links: EEE 202 Lab Web Page

  
  
  

  PSpice
  

  • The most recent PSpice version can be downloaded from OrCAD (used to be MicroSim).
  • PSpice is installed on the ASU PC Network on the Instructor Volume (IV) under the class name of "pspice". To run it follow these steps:
    1. Click on the Start button. Move the cursor to Programs, then to Utilities. Next, click on IVmount.
    2. Enter the class name as pspice. If the IV button is not selected, click on the IV button to select it. Then click OK.
    3. On your windows desktop, you should now see a drice icon labeled U:drive pspice. Double click on the icon. A window with several icons appears.
    4. Double click on the "Run me first" icon in order to load some selected files to your local drive.
    5. Finally, double click on the "Schematics" icon to run PSPICE.

Links to Further Understanding

A DC Circuit Tutorial from the Physics Department at the University of Guelph (Canada). This is a really useful piece of work for understanding the basics.

Electrical Examples from a Math Table at British Columbia Institute of Technology

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