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Video class: Lesson 1 - Voltage, Current, Resistance (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h41m
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Exercise: What is the purpose of a resistor in an electric circuit?
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Video class: 02 - Overview of Circuit Components - Resistor, Capacitor, Inductor, Transistor, Diode, Transformer
0h45m
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Exercise: Which of the following components is used to block electric current in one direction while allowing current to flow in the opposite direction?
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Video class: 03 - What is Ohm's Law in Circuit Analysis?
0h39m
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Exercise: Given a simple series circuit with a 12V battery source connected to two resistors, R1 and R2, in series where R1 has a resistance of 1 ohm, R2 has a resistance of 2 ohms, and a current of 4A is flowing through the circuit, what is the voltage drop across resistor R2?
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Video class: Lesson 4 - Power Calculations In Circuits (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: What is the correct formula for calculating electrical power in a circuit element?
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Video class: Lesson 5 - Kirchhoff's Current Law (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: What is Kirchhoff's current law (KCL) commonly used for in circuit analysis?
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Video class: Lesson 6 - Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: According to Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL), what is the sum of all the voltage drops around any closed path in a circuit?
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Video class: Lesson 7 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 1 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: According to the principles described in the circuit analysis section, which of the following statements is true when applying Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL) and Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL) to a series circuit with a 24-volt source and resistors of 2 ohms, 5 ohms, and 1 ohm?
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Video class: Lesson 8 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 2 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: Which of the following statements correctly applies Kirchhoff's laws to solve for unknowns in a circuit analysis problem?
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Video class: Lesson 9 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 3 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: In a complex circuit obeying Kirchhoff's laws, if the current entering a node is known to be 1A and the circuit consists of multiple branches and loops, which of the following statements is correct?
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Video class: Lesson 10 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 4 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: In circuit analysis, when using a current source as opposed to a voltage source, what does the current source guarantee?
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Video class: Lesson 11 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 5 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: According to Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, which of the following statements is correct for a closed circuit loop?
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Video class: Lesson 12 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 6 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: In the context of circuit analysis and specifically when applying Kirchhoff's laws to a circuit with multiple resistors, which of the following is not a valid method for calculating the power dissipated by a resistor?
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Video class: Lesson 13 - Circuit Analysis Using Kirchhoff's Laws, Part 7 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: In a given circuit analyzed by Kirchhoff's laws, if there's a known current of 4 amps flowing through a specific branch, which of the following statements could effectively utilize this information to find the unknown resistance R?
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Video class: Lesson 14 - Solving Circuits With Dependent Current Sources (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: In the circuit analysis video, which component is described as having a current that is not a fixed number but rather dependent on another value in the circuit?
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Video class: Lesson 15 - Solving Circuits With Dependent Current Sources, Part 2 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: When using Kirchhoff's laws to analyze a circuit with dependent current sources, if V0 is given as 5 volts, which of the following should you calculate in order to proceed with solving for V1 and the source voltage?
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Video class: Lesson 16 - Resistors In Series And Parallel, Part 1 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: In circuit analysis, how does the current behave in a series resistor network?
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Video class: Lesson 17 - Resistors In Series And Parallel, Part 1 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: Considering a circuit with resistors in series and parallel combinations, if we have a resistor of 30 ohms in series with a parallel combination of a 60 ohm and a 20 ohm resistor, what is the equivalent resistance of the circuit looking in from terminals A to B?
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Video class: Lesson 18 - Voltage Divider Circuits, Part 1 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h04m
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Exercise: What is the concept behind a voltage divider in a circuit?
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Video class: Lesson 19 - Voltage Divider Circuits, Part 2 (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h02m
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Exercise: In a circuit containing a voltage source and multiple known resistors arranged in a certain manner, when measuring the voltage across a gap between two resistors and another gap between two other resistors, what fundamental principle allows us to determine the potential difference?
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Video class: Lesson 20 - Current Divider Circuits (Engineering Circuit Analysis)
0h03m
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Exercise: In a current divider circuit with two parallel resistors R1 and R2, if the total current from the source is Is and it's known that the voltage across each resistor is the same because they are connected in parallel, which of the following expressions correctly relates the current (I1) flowing through resistor R1?
