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Pawan Chandani

In this course i will discuss series connection, parallel connection, voltage division rule, current division rule and discuss some important MCQs based on these concepts.

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(Hindi) Part 4 Network Analysis: GATE (Electrical)

Mesh & Nodal Analysis

Network Analysis

Electrical Engineering

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In this lesson I've discussed series connection in network analysis in detail.

Series Connection (in Hindi)

In this lesson I've discussed parallel connection in detail.

Parallel Connection (in Hindi)

In this lesson I've discussed voltage division rule in detail.

Voltage Division Rule

In this lesson I've discussed current division rule in detail.

Current Division Rule

In this lesson I've discussed delta to star transformation.

Delta to Star Transformation

In this lesson I've discussed star to delta transformation.

Star to Delta Transformation

In this lesson I've discussed Source Transformation and in source transformation I discuss how to convert voltage source to current source and current source to voltage source.

Source Transformation

Open Circuit and Short Circuit

In this lesson I've discussed MCQs based on equivalent Resistance.

MCQs based on Equivalent Resistance

In this lesson I've discussed MCQs based on current division rule.

MCQs based on Current Division Rule

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Prime Gate Institute

In this course, the educator discusses basic electrical quantities and associated units. The course will be beneficial for GATE (Electrical) Aspirants.

(Hindi) Basic Components and Electric Circuits: GATE (Electrical)

In this course, the educator discusses New Circuits Terms: Node, Path, Loop and Branch, KCL and KVL, Series and Parallel, Combination of Resistors, Voltage and Current Division Rule etc.

(Hindi) Voltage and Current Laws: GATE (Electrical)

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Suneel Kumar Bandaru

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.

GATE/ESE/RRB JE 2019 CBT 2 Crash Course for EEE/ECE - On Common Subjects

In this course I will discuss circuit and network,node and branch,mesh and loop,active and passive elements, bilateral and unilateral elements, distributed and lumped network, time invariant elements, resistance, inductance and capacitance.

(Hindi) Part 1-Network Analysis

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Ravendra Yadav

In this course we will be discussing about the questions asked in UPSC ESE previous 2016 papers of network theory.

(Hindi) Network Theory ESE 2016 Paper Solution

In this course Pawan will discuss all network theorems in detail like Superposition theorem, Thevenin's Theorem, Norton's theorem, maximum power transfer theorem, milliman's theorem and tellegen's theorem in detail with appropriate example

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 47m

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Series Connection (in Hindi)

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Parallel Connection (in Hindi)

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Voltage Division Rule

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Current Division Rule

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Delta to Star Transformation

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Star to Delta Transformation

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Source Transformation

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Open Circuit and Short Circuit

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MCQs based on Equivalent Resistance

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MCQs based on Current Division Rule