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    The document discusses fundamentals of direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) circuits. It covers network theorems, specifically Thevenin's theorem, which is used to analyze equivalent circuits and calculate current, voltage, power, and resistance in DC and AC circuits. The document focuses on analyzing and calculating properties of basic circuit components in DC and AC networks.

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    The document discusses fundamentals of direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) circuits. It covers network theorems, specifically Thevenin's theorem, which is used to analyze equivalent circuits and calculate current, voltage, power, and resistance in DC and AC circuits. The document focuses on analyzing and calculating properties of basic circuit components in DC and AC networks.

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    The document discusses fundamentals of direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) circuits. It covers network theorems, specifically Thevenin's theorem, which is used to analyze equivalent circuits and calculate current, voltage, power, and resistance in DC and AC circuits. The document focuses on analyzing and calculating properties of basic circuit components in DC and AC networks.

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    UNIT 1:

    Fundamentals of DC and AC
    circuits

    Network Theorem
    Thevenin’s Theorem
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