Title | Formula Sheet - Summary Circuit Analysis |
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Course | Circuit Analysis |
Institution | Swansea University |
Pages | 2 |
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All formulae for the course...
Formula Sheet for Circuit Analysis 2015-2016 Volts
V=
dW dQ
Effective Resistance Series
V = voltage in volts W = energy in joules Q = charge in coulombs
Reff Ri
Current
Parallel
i
1 1 Reff i Ri
dQ I= dt I = current in amperes Q = charge in coulombs t = time in seconds Ohm’s Law V=IR V = voltage in volts, I = current in amperes, R = resistance in ohms.
Effective Inductance
DC Electrical Power P=VI
Parallel
Series
Leff Li i
1 1 Leff i Li
P = electrical power in watts V = voltage in volts I = current in amperes. AC Electrical Power (Real Power)
P=
Effective Capacitance
V0 I 0 cos( ) 2
Series
P = power in watts, V0 = Voltage amplitude in volts I0 = the current amplitude in amperes. θ = the power factor (degrees or radians)
Parallel
Resistivity
R
1 1 Ceff i Ci
l
Ceff Ci
A
i
R = resistance in ohms ρ = resistivity in ohm metres l = length in metres A = cross sectional area in square metres
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Capacitance Q=CV Q = charge in coulombs C = capacitance in farad’s. V = voltage in volts Impedance Resistor
ZR R ZR = impedance in ohms R = resistance in ohms Capacitor
ZC j
1 C
ZC = complex impedance of the capacitor in ohms j = the imaginary unit that satisfies the equation j2 = -1 ω = the angular frequency in radians per second C = capacitance in farad’s. Inductor
ZL jL ZL = complex impedance of the inductor in ohms j = the imaginary unit that satisfies the equation j2 = -1 ω = the angular frequency in radians per second L = inductance in henries. Δ-Y Transform RY = Product of adjacent Δ resistors Sum of all three Δ resistors Y-Δ Transform RΔ = Sum of Product of all pairs in the Y circuit Opposite resistor in Y circuit
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