Thomas/Rosa:

Conversion Guide to The Analysis and Design of Linear Circuits (JWS 2006)

4th Edition / 5th Edition
CHAPTER 1• INTRODUCTION / CHAPTER 1• INTRODUCTION
1 - 1 About This Book / 1 - 1 About This Book
(Expanded discussion and suggested flows added)
1 - 2 Symbols and Units / 1 - 2 Symbols and Units
1 - 3 Circuit Variables / 1 - 3 Circuit Variables
CHAPTER 2 • BASIC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS / CHAPTER 2 • BASIC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
2 - 1 Element Constraints / 2 - 1 Element Constraints
2 - 2 Connection Constraints / 2 - 2 Connection Constraints
2 - 3 Combined Constraints / 2 - 3 Combined Constraints
2 - 4 Equivalent Circuits / 2 - 4 Equivalent Circuits
2 - 5 Voltage and Current Division / 2 - 5 Voltage and Current Division
2 - 6 Circuit Reduction / 2 - 6 Circuit Reduction
2 - 7 Computer-aided Circuit Analysis / 2 - 7 Computer-aided Circuit Analysis
CHAPTER 3 • CIRCUIT ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES / CHAPTER 3 • CIRCUIT ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
3 - 1 Node-voltage Analysis / 3 - 1 Node-voltage Analysis
3 - 2 Mesh-current Analysis / 3 - 2 Mesh-current Analysis
3 - 3 Linearity Properties / 3 - 3 Linearity Properties
3 - 4 Thévenin and Norton Equivalent Circuits / 3 - 4 Thévenin and Norton Equivalent Circuits
3 - 5 Maximum Signal Transfer / 3 - 5 Maximum Signal Transfer
3 - 6 Interface Circuit Design / 3 - 6 Interface Circuit Design
(Added early introduction todesign evaluation)
CHAPTER 4 • ACTIVE CIRCUITS / CHAPTER 4 • ACTIVE CIRCUITS
4 - 1 Linear Dependent Sources / 4 - 1 Linear Dependent Sources
4 - 2 Analysis of Circuits with Dependent Sources / 4 - 2 Analysis of Circuits with Dependent Sources
4 - 3 The Transistor / 4 - 3 The Transistor
4 - 4 The Operational Amplifier / 4 - 4 The Operational Amplifier
4 - 5 OP AMP Circuit Analysis / 4 - 5 OP AMP Circuit Analysis
4 - 6 OP AMP Circuit Design / 4 - 6 OP AMP Circuit Design
(Discusses Op AMP Design and Evaluation)
4-7 The Comparator / 4 - 7 OP AMP Circuit Applications
(New section emphasizes D-to-A conversion, Instrumentation and Comparators – including flash A-to D conversion)
CHAPTER 5 • SIGNAL WAVEFORMS / CHAPTER 5 • SIGNAL WAVEFORMS
5 - 1 Introduction / 5 - 1 Introduction
5 - 2 The Step Waveform / 5 - 2 The Step Waveform
5 - 3 The Exponential Waveform / 5 - 3 The Exponential Waveform
5 - 4 The Sinusoidal Waveform / 5 - 4 The Sinusoidal Waveform
5 - 5 Composite Waveforms / 5 - 5 Composite Waveforms
5 - 6 Waveform Partial Descriptors / 5 - 6 Waveform Partial Descriptors
CHAPTER 6 • CAPACITANCE AND INDUCTANCE / CHAPTER 6 • CAPACITANCE AND INDUCTANCE
6 - 1 The Capacitor / 6 - 1 The Capacitor
6 - 2 The Inductor / 6 - 2 The Inductor
6 - 3 Dynamic OP AMP Circuits / 6 - 3 Dynamic OP AMP Circuits
6 - 4 Equivalent Capacitance and Inductance / 6 - 4 Equivalent Capacitance and Inductance
CHAPTER 7 • FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER CIRCUITS / CHAPTER 7 • FIRST- AND SECOND-ORDER CIRCUITS
7 - 1 RC and RL Circuits / 7 - 1 RC and RL Circuits
7 - 2 First-Order Circuit Step Response / 7 - 2 First-Order Circuit Step Response
7 - 3 Initial and Final Conditions / 7 - 3 Initial and Final Conditions
7 - 4 First-Order Circuit Sinusoidal Response / 7 - 4 First-Order Circuit Sinusoidal Response
7 - 5 The Series RLC Circuit / 7 - 5 The Series RLC Circuit
7 - 6 The ParallelRLC Circuit / 7 - 6 The ParallelRLC Circuit
7 - 7 Second-order Circuit Step Response / 7 - 7 Second-order Circuit Step Response
7 - 8 Second-order OP AMP Circuits / 7 - 8 Other Second-order Circuits
(Discusses nature of second-order circuits as a prelude to Laplacerather than introducing different OP AMP circuits)
CHAPTER 8 • SINUSOIDAL STEADY-STATE RESPONSE / CHAPTER 8 • SINUSOIDAL STEADY-STATE RESPONSE
8 - 1 Sinusoids and Phasors / 8 - 1 Sinusoids and Phasors
8 - 2 Phasor Circuit Analysis / 8 - 2 Phasor Circuit Analysis
8 - 3 Basic Circuit Analysis with Phasors / 8 - 3 Basic Circuit Analysis with Phasors
8 - 4 Circuit Theorems with Phasors / 8 - 4 Circuit Theorems with Phasors
8 - 5 GeneralCircuit Analysis with Phasors / 8 - 5 GeneralCircuit Analysis with Phasors
8 - 6 Energy and Power / 8 - 6 Energy and Power
CHAPTER 9 • LAPLACE TRANSFORMS / CHAPTER 9 • LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
9 - 1 Signal Waveforms and Transforms / 9 - 1 Signal Waveforms and Transforms
9 - 2 Basic Properties and Pairs / 9 - 2 Basic Properties and Pairs
9 - 3 Pole-zero Diagrams / 9 - 3 Pole-zero Diagrams
9 - 4 Inverse Laplace Transforms / 9 - 4 Inverse Laplace Transforms
9 - 5 Some Special Cases / 9 - 5 Some Special Cases
9 - 6 Circuit Response Using Laplace Transforms / 9 - 6 Circuit Response Using Laplace Transforms
9 - 7 Initial and Final Value Properties / 9 - 7 Initial and Final Value Properties
CHAPTER 10 • s-DOMAIN CIRCUIT ANALYSIS / CHAPTER 10 • s-DOMAIN CIRCUIT ANALYSIS
10-1 Transformed Circuits / 10-1 Transformed Circuits
10-2 Basic Circuit Analysis in thes Domain / 10-2 Basic Circuit Analysis in thes Domain
10-3 Circuit Theorems in thes Domain / 10-3 Circuit Theorems in thes Domain
10-4 Node-Voltage Analysis in thes Domain / 10-4 Node-Voltage Analysis in thes Domain
10-5 Mesh-Current Analysis in thes Domain / 10-5 Mesh-Current Analysis in thes Domain
10-6 Summary of s-Domain Circuit Analysis / 10-6 Summary of s-Domain Circuit Analysis
CHAPTER 11 • NETWORK FUNCTIONS / CHAPTER 11 • NETWORK FUNCTIONS
11-1 Definition of a Network Function / 11-1 Definition of a Network Function
11-2 Network Functions of One- and Two-port Circuits / 11-2 Network Functions of One- and Two-port Circuits
11-3 Network Functions and Impulse Response / 11-3 Network Functions and Impulse Response
11-4 Network Functions and Step Response / 11-4 Network Functions and Step Response
11-5 Network Functions and Sinusoidal Steady-state Response / 11-5 Network Functions and Sinusoidal Steady-state Response
(Rewritten to better explain relationship between Phasors and sinusoidal steady-state analysis)
11-6 Impulse Response and Convolution / 11-6 Impulse Response and Convolution
11-7 Network Function Design / 11-7 Network Function Design
CHAPTER 12 • FREQUENCY RESPONSE / CHAPTER 12 • FREQUENCY RESPONSE
12-1 Frequency-response Descriptors / 12-1 Frequency-response Descriptors
12-2 Bode Plots
(Early introduction to Bode makes understanding following sections easier)
12-2 First-order Circuit Frequency Response / 12-3 First-order Low-Pass and High-Pass Responses(Added Evaluation Examples)
12-4 Bandpass and Bandstop Responses
(Split old section 12-2 to add more BP/BR examples)
12-3 Second-order Circuit Frequency Response
(Moved to Chapter 14)
12-4 The Frequency Response of RLC Circuits / 12-5 The Frequency Response of RLC Circuits
(Expanded to include Design and Evaluation examples)
12-5 Bode Diagrams / 12-6 Bode Diagrams with Real Poles and Zeros
12-6 Bode Diagrams with Complex Critical Frequencies / 12-7 Bode Diagrams with Complex Poles and Zeros
12-7 Frequency Response and Step Response / 12-8 Frequency Response and Step Response
CHAPTER 13 • FOURIER SERIES / CHAPTER 13 • FOURIER SERIES
13-1 Overview of Fourier Analysis / 13-1 Overview of Fourier Analysis
13-2 Fourier Coefficients / 13-2 Fourier Coefficients
13-3 Waveform Symmetries / 13-3 Waveform Symmetries
13-4 Circuit Analysis Using Fourier Series / 13-4 Circuit Analysis Using Fourier Series
13-5 RMS Value and Average Power / 13-5 RMS Value and Average Power
CHAPTER 14 • ANALOG FILTER DESIGN / CHAPTER 14 • ACTIVE FILTER DESIGN
(Renamed to better capture purpose of Chapter)
14-1 Frequency-domain Signal Processing
(Covered some in new Ch 12 and some in new section 14-1) / 14-1 Active Filters
14-2 Design with First-Order Circuits
(Covered in new Ch 12)
14-3 Design with Second-Order Circuits / 14-2 Second-order Low-pass and High-pass Filters
(Includes parts of old sections 12-3 and 14-3)
14-3 Second-order Bandpass and Bandstop Filters
(Includes parts of old sections 12-3 and 14-3. Expands coverage of tuned and notch filters)
14-4 Low-pass Filter Design / 14-4 Low-Pass Filter Design
14-5 Low-pass Filter Evaluation
(Expands coverage found in old section 14-4)
14-5 High-pass Filter Design / 14-6 High-Pass Filter Design
(Expands coverage to include Chebyshev HP filters)
14-6 Bandpass and Bandstop Filters / 14-7 Bandpass and Bandstop Filters
CHAPTER 15 • MUTUAL INDUCTANCE / CHAPTER 15 • MUTUAL INDUCTANCE
15-1 Coupled Inductors / 15-1 Coupled Inductors
15-2 The Dot Convention / 15-2 The Dot Convention
15-3 Energy Analysis / 15-3 Energy Analysis
15-4 The Ideal Transformer / 15-4 The Ideal Transformer
15-5 Transformers in the Sinusoidal Steady State / 15-5 Transformers in the Sinusoidal Steady State
15-6 Transformer Equivalent Circuits / 15-6 Transformer Equivalent Circuits
CHAPTER 16 • POWER IN THE SINUSOIDAL STEADY STATE / CHAPTER 16 • POWER IN THE SINUSOIDAL STEADY STATE
16-1 Average and Reactive Power / 16-1 Average and Reactive Power
16-2 Complex Power / 16-2 Complex Power
16-3 AC Power Analysis / 16-3 AC Power Analysis
16-4 Load-flow Analysis / 16-4 Load-flow Analysis
16-5 Three-phase Circuits / 16-5 Three-phase Circuits
16-6 Three-phase AC Power Analysis / 16-6 Three-phase AC Power Analysis
Appendix A– Standard Values / Appendix A– Standard Values
Appendix B– Solution of linear equations / Appendix B– Solution of linear equations
Appendix C– Complex numbers / Appendix C– Complex numbers
Appendix D– butterworth and chebyshev poles
(New to support revised Ch 14)
APPENDIX W1—FOURIER TRANSFORMS
W1-1 Definition of Fourier Transforms
W1-2 Laplace Transforms and Fourier Transforms
W1-3 Basic Fourier Transforms Properties and Pairs
W1-4 Circuit Analysis Using Fourier Transforms
W1-5 Impulse Response and Convolution
W1-6 Parseval’s Theorem / APPENDIX W1—FOURIER TRANSFORMS
W1-1 Definition of Fourier Transforms
W1-2 Laplace Transforms and Fourier Transforms
W1-3 Basic Fourier Transforms Properties and Pairs
W1-4 Circuit Analysis Using Fourier Transforms
W1-5 Impulse Response and Convolution
W1-6 Parseval’s Theorem
APPENDIX W2—TWO-PORT CIRCUITS
W2-1 Introduction
W2-2 Impedance Parameters
W2-3 Admittance Parameters
W2-4 Hybrid Parameters
W2-5 Transmission Parameters
W2-6 Two-Port Conversions
W2-7 Two-Port Connections / APPENDIX W2—TWO-PORT CIRCUITS
W2-1 Introduction
W2-2 Impedance Parameters
W2-3 Admittance Parameters
W2-4 Hybrid Parameters
W2-5 Transmission Parameters
W2-6 Two-Port Conversions
W2-7 Two-Port Connections

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