TASK A. TerminologyMatch the terms in A with their definitions in B.А.1.linear circuit2.linear circuit element3.principle of superposition (superposition theorem)4.short circuitelectronic engineeringelectrical engineeringcircuit diagram5.6.7.8.law9.equation10.factorBа)A field which encompasses the application of electronic devices1b)c)experimental observationd)e)f)machinery and devices, power transmission, etc.g)h)i)j)togetherA mathematical formula affirming the equivalence of two symbolic or numerical expressionsA rule or generalisation which describes specified natural phenomena within the limits ofA circuit consisting of an interconnection of linear circuit elementsAny voltage/current pattern in a linear network is additive to any other voltage/current patternThat branch of engineering chiefly concerned with the design and construction of all electricalA circuit which has zero resistance, resulting in excessive currentA component that behaves linearly in response to an applied voltage or currentConventional representation of wiring system of electrical or electronic equipment.Each of the numbers of quantities that make up a given number or expression when multiplied

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TASK A. Terminology Match the terms in A with their definitions in B. А. 1. linear circuit 2. linear circuit element 3. principle of superposition (superposition theorem) short circuit electronic engineering electrical engineering circuit diagram 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. law 9. equation factor 10. a) A field which encompasses the application of electronic devices 1 A mathematical formula affirming the equivalence of two symbolic or numerical expressions A rule or generalisation which describes specified natural phenomena within the limits of b) c) experimental observation d) e) f) machinery and devices, power transmission, etc. g) h) i) A circuit consisting of an interconnection of linear circuit elements Any voltage/current pattern in a linear network is additive to any other voltage/current pattern That branch of engineering chiefly concerned with the design and construction of all electrical A circuit which has zero resistance, resulting in excessive current A component that behaves linearly in response to an applied voltage or current Conventional representation of wiring system of electrical or electronic equipment. Each of the numbers of quantities that make un a given number or expression when multinlied i)

TASK A. Terminology Match the terms in A with their definitions in B. А. 1. linear circuit 2. linear circuit element 3. principle of superposition (superposition theorem) short circuit electronic engineering electrical engineering circuit diagram 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. law 9. equation factor 10. a) A field which encompasses the application of electronic devices 1 A mathematical formula affirming the equivalence of two symbolic or numerical expressions A rule or generalisation which describes specified natural phenomena within the limits of b) c) experimental observation d) e) f) machinery and devices, power transmission, etc. g) h) i) A circuit consisting of an interconnection of linear circuit elements Any voltage/current pattern in a linear network is additive to any other voltage/current pattern That branch of engineering chiefly concerned with the design and construction of all electrical A circuit which has zero resistance, resulting in excessive current A component that behaves linearly in response to an applied voltage or current Conventional representation of wiring system of electrical or electronic equipment. Each of the numbers of quantities that make un a given number or expression when multinlied i)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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