Volume 3 of Jason's circuit analysis tutor set includes the material
that comes just about at the halfway point of a Circuits I class. Specifically,
source transformations, Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits (both with
dependent and independent sources), maximum power transfer, and superposition.
These concepts are built from and/or use the various techniques of simplifying
circuits like Kirchhoff’s laws, node voltage, and mesh current, which is
covered in the first two volumes. This covers about two weeks, give or take,
worth of material that will be presented in class (depending on what your
professor decides to focus on). In my class, this material was covered just
after our second exam which was basically a mid-term exam. Like volumes 1 and
2, this set just covers DC circuits and does not include circuits with AC
sources.
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