I am Nitish Gajane. I did my B. Tech in electrical engineering from RIT college of Islampur, Sangli. I have passed GATE 2017. I am currently

Niteesh Gajane

The electric networks is an important part in an electrical engineers life. It is the footstone of the building called power systems. The main components of circuits are resistor, capacitor and inductor this course describes their behavior in a particular network. It is going to be the base of your studies and I assure that it is going to be interesting and informative all at once.

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Electric Circuit Networks And It's Theorems

Magnetically Coupled Circuits

Network Analysis

Electrical Engineering

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This lesson is brief description of the course of electric circuits. The basic requirements to study this course is great knowledge of linear equations.

Introduction

The lesson is about what are the important points to start studying about electrical networks. The ohms law is the first and foremost law for studying the network. It's like the power switch of the course without which the course can't be studied. It also gives idea about the key component which are resistor, inductor, capacitor.

Basics of Networks

Kirchhoff laws which are current law and voltage law are discussed in this lesson. Once we understand these laws we can perform nodal and mesh analysis with ease. Also both of this laws are based on law of conservation of charge.

Kirchhoff's Laws

Brief description about the two most important theorems which are Thevenin and Norton theorems. I have also provided two examples to try it yourself.

Thevenin and Norton Theorems

The lesson discusses two important theorems, superposition theorem which tells that the response of a component like current when multiple sources are connected is equal to the sum of individual responses caused by individual sources. And max power transfer theorem which shows that max power is transferred by the source to the load when the load resistance is equal to the equivalent resistance of network.

Superposition and Maximum Power Transfer Theorem

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Ravendra Yadav

This course is very important for the students preparing for UPSC ESE Exam.

(Hindi) Parallel Resonance for ESE 2019

In this very new course we are discussing about the series resonance which very important for IES point of view.

(Hindi) Series Resonance for IES 2019

This course is very important for the students preparing for UPSC IES in electrical engineering stream.

(Hindi) Solve 7 Questions of Network Theorems in 10 Minutes

This course is very important for the students Preparing for upsc IES in electrical stream.  This course will enhance your preparation.

(Hindi) Solve 7 Questions of DC Circuit in 15 minutes

In this Course we will discussing the practice questions for resonance which an important topic for network theory in IES.This Course is beneficial for ESE - Electrical Engineering aspirants.

(Hindi) Resonance Practice MCQs: ESE - Electrical Engineering

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In this RRB je 2019 course I explain all the technical syllabus which are common for ELECTICAL ENGINEERING and ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING  in simple & understanding way.

Lessons

5 lessons • 47m

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Introduction

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Basics of Networks

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Kirchhoff's Laws

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Thevenin and Norton Theorems

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Superposition and Maximum Power Transfer Theorem