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This lecture slide covers basic electrical circuits. It defines elements in series and notes their shared resistance. Examples are provided from Chapter 5 of the textbook "Introductory Circuit Analysis" by Robert L. Boylestad, including series circuits, voltage divider rule, and more. Further examples are given from Chapter 6 on Kirchhoff's laws and circuit analysis techniques. The slide concludes with assignment problems related to the circuit concepts.
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- 11. 11www.fida.com.bd Voltage divider rule: Voltage divider rule
- 13. 13www.fida.com.bd See Example: 5.11 from. (Chapter:5) Book:Introductory Circuit Analysis, By....Robert L. Boylestad
- 14. 14www.fida.com.bd Circuit Analysis, By....Robert L. Boylestad See Example: 5.19 & 5.20 from. (Chapter:5) Book:Introductory
- 17. 17www.fida.com.bd See Example: 6.2 & 6.3 from. (Chapter:6) Book:Introductory Circuit Analysis, By....Robert L. Boylestad
- 21. 21www.fida.com.bd See Example: 6.12 from. (Chapter:6) Book:Introductory Circuit Analysis, By....Robert L. Boylestad