StudyPath

PYE 313 Electric Circuit Theory

HND1 levelEngineering & Technology31 topics

PYE 313 covers 31 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

Study PYE 313 on StudyPath

Free for every student. No card.

Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Basic laws of circuit analysis
  2. Ohm’s law
  3. Kirchhoff’s voltage and current laws
  4. Series resistors and voltage division
  5. Parallel resistors and current division
  6. Nodes, branches and loops
  7. Simultaneous equations in circuit analysis
  8. Branch-current analysis
  9. Mesh analysis
  10. Super-mesh current analysis
  11. Network theorems for DC circuits
  12. AC circuit theory and applications
  13. Sinusoidal steady-state analysis
  14. AC power analysis
  15. AC resonance
  16. Three-phase AC circuits
  17. Crystal structure and lattices
  18. Crystal systems and symmetry
  19. Bravais lattices
  20. Cubic crystal structures
  21. Crystal directions and planes
  22. Miller indices and interplanar spacing
  23. Density and lattice constant relations
  24. Important crystal structures
  25. Wigner-Seitz cell
  26. Quasi crystals and liquid crystals
  27. Crystal imperfections and defects
  28. Dislocations and surface defects
  29. Diffraction and X-ray crystallography
  30. Reciprocal lattice
  31. Brillouin zones

A sample from this course

One topic, as StudyPath teaches it.

Basic laws of circuit analysis

The basic laws of circuit analysis – Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s current law (KCL) and Kirchhoff’s voltage law (KVL) – form the foundation for solving any DC circuit. Mastering these laws allows a student to write the governing equations for complex networks, verify results, and avoid common calculation errors that frequently appear on the NUC CCMAS, NBTE and NCCE exams.

What you get for PYE 313

Course outlinesBrowse the full catalogue by course code
›
About StudyPathWhat StudyPath is, and what it costs
›
Contact & supportQuestions, problems, anything at all
›