This document introduces network analysis and synthesis concepts. It defines an electrical network as any possible interconnection of electric circuit elements, noting that all electrical circuits are networks but a network is not necessarily a circuit. Electrical networks can be classified as active or passive, unilateral or bilateral, lumped or distributed, linear or non-linear, and time-variant or time-invariant. Independent sources are defined as sources that do not depend on any other quantity in the circuit, while dependent or controlled sources output value depends on the voltage or current at another part of the circuit, and there are four types: voltage controlled voltage source, current controlled voltage source, current controlled current source, and voltage controlled current source.
This document introduces network analysis and synthesis concepts. It defines an electrical network as any possible interconnection of electric circuit elements, noting that all electrical circuits are networks but a network is not necessarily a circuit. Electrical networks can be classified as active or passive, unilateral or bilateral, lumped or distributed, linear or non-linear, and time-variant or time-invariant. Independent sources are defined as sources that do not depend on any other quantity in the circuit, while dependent or controlled sources output value depends on the voltage or current at another part of the circuit, and there are four types: voltage controlled voltage source, current controlled voltage source, current controlled current source, and voltage controlled current source.
This document introduces network analysis and synthesis concepts. It defines an electrical network as any possible interconnection of electric circuit elements, noting that all electrical circuits are networks but a network is not necessarily a circuit. Electrical networks can be classified as active or passive, unilateral or bilateral, lumped or distributed, linear or non-linear, and time-variant or time-invariant. Independent sources are defined as sources that do not depend on any other quantity in the circuit, while dependent or controlled sources output value depends on the voltage or current at another part of the circuit, and there are four types: voltage controlled voltage source, current controlled voltage source, current controlled current source, and voltage controlled current source.
and synthesis • Networks and their developmental stages • Analysis, design and synthesis concepts Electrical Network is any possible interconnection of electric circuit elements, while Electrical circuit is a closed energized network. Therefore, all electrical circuits are electrical networks, while a network is not necessarily a circuit. Electrical networks can be classified as: 1. Active or passive 2. Unilateral or bilateral based on ckt elements 3. Lumped or distributed 4. Linear or non-linear 5. Time variant or time-invariant based on the excitation and response Independent Source The source which does not depend on any other quantity (like voltage & current) in the circuit.
Value of voltage or current
Is independent of circuit. Dependent/controlled Source Is a source whose out put value depends upon the voltage or current at some other part of the circuit.
• They are four types:
1. Voltage Controlled Voltage Source (VCVS) 2. Current controlled Voltage Source (CCVS) 3. Current Controlled Current Source (CCCS) 4. Voltage Controlled Current Source (VCCS) a) VCVS c) CCCS b) CCVS d) VCCS Thank YOU!