EE202 – Network Analysis

1998-2000 Catalog Data: EE202 Network Analysis.  Credits 3.   Continuation of EE201.  Analysis and design of networks in sinusoidal steady state.  Use of phasors and phasor diagrams, voltage and current gain, resonance, watts, VARS, power factor: Average and RMS values.  Maximum power transfer.  Mutual inductance, ideal transformers, Laplace Transform, Fourier series, use of SPICE in steady state analysis and design. Prerequisites: EE201, M118.

Instructor:     

Jeffrey N. Denenberg

Phone: (203) 268-1021

Fax: (509) 471-2831

Email: [email protected]

Web Site: doctord.webhop.net

Office Hours: 3-4 pm, Tuesdays

Textbook:       J. D. Irwin & R. M. Nelms, Basic Engineering Circuit Analysis, Macmillan, Edition 8e, 2005, ISBN: 0-471-48728-7. 
Student Companion Web Site      Index to Lecture Materials   Selected Answers

References:    M.E. Herniter, Schematic Capture with Microsim PSPICE, Prentice Hall, 3rd Ed., 1998.
Pspice Tutorial (PDF) - Part 1              Pspice Tutorial (PDF) - Part 2
Matlab Tutorial by Dr. B. Aliane                       OrCAD Lite (267Mbytes)

Course Objectives: The objective of this course is to extend the basic knowledge gained in EE201 (Introduction to Electrical Circuits) to upper level network problems. This course will develop the student skills in AC steady state, steady-state power analysis, frequency response analysis, as well as advanced techniques such as Laplace transform. 

Course outcomes:      At the completion of this course students should:

 

1

Be able to use the knowledge of complex numbers and algebra to develop the concepts of phasors, complex impedances, and admittances for solution of networks in the sinusoidal steady state. 

 

2.

Be able to apply knowledge of mathematics and engineering science to analyze electrical circuits involving sinusoidal steady state using phasors; basic problems in power systems including rms values, real and reactive power and power factor correction; resonant circuits and simple filters.

 

3.

Be able to apply the knowledge of Laplace transform to develop total responses of the circuits consisting of both natural and forced responses.

 

4.

Have an understanding of the Fourier series and their use in dealing with periodic signals.

 

5.

Be able to use simulation and programming packages such as PSPICE in the analysis and design of content areas including AC analysis and frequency responses.

Prerequisites:

All of the topics covered in EE201 Basic Circuits I.

Tutorials on the web:

Basic Analog Circuit Tutorial – National Instruments, DC Circuits Tutorial - University of Guelph, Dept. of Physics, Circuits Tutorial – McGraw-Hill (Thomas G. Cleaver), Fairly Complete and interactive, Inverse Matrix Tutorial – Using determinants at www.easycalculation.com

Results to date

Results Final Grades

Schedule: Tuesdays, 4:00 – 6:45 in Kaplan, 207

 

Topic

Text

Homework

Date

1.

Review:  Kirchoff’s Laws, Thevenin-Norton

First Order Transient Circuits

Ch. 3, Ch. 5

7.1 – 7.2

Use Tutorials
3,8,12,19,23,28

1/31/2006

2.

Second Order Transient Circuits, Pspice

7.3 – 7.6

75,80,85,90,95

2/7/2006

3.

Review: Phasors,

Steady State Power Analysis: average power, rms values and pf, complex power, power factor correction, single phase three wire circuits

Ch. 8

Ch. 9

Use Tutorials
2,13,18,
28,34,43,49,
53,57,63,73,79

2/14/2006

4.

Magnetically Coupled Networks: Mutual Inductance, Energy Analysis, Ideal Transformer,

Ch. 10

5,11,15,18,25,
40,47,52,57,69

2/21/2006

5.

Polyphase Circuits: Three phase circuits, power relationships, power factor correction

Ch. 11

2,9,13,16,23,
47,54,59,63

2/28/2006

6.

Frequency Response Analysis: Sinusoidal frequency analysis, Simple filters

12.1 – 12.2

1,5,9,13,23,29,
34

3/7/2006

 

Spring Break

 

 

3/14/2006

7.

Frequency Response Analysis: Resonant circuits, resonant frequency, bandwidth and quality factor.  Frequency response curves, Review for Exam

12.3 – 12.7

39,44,49,
53,57

3/21/2004
3/28/2004

 

Mid-term Exam (Ch. 7, 9, 11, 12*)

 

 

4/4/2004

8.

Mid-Term Exam Reprise,
The Laplace Transform: Definition, Singularity functions, transform pairs, properties of the transform, Inverse transform, convolution integral, Initial value and final value theorems.

Ch. 13

1,5,8,
12,16,21,27,
32,37,
41,45,48

4/11/2004

4/18/2004

 

9.

Application of the Laplace Transform to Circuits: Laplace circuit solutions, Analysis techniques, Transfer functions, Pole-Zero Plot/Bode plot connection, Steady State responses,

Ch. 14

1,6,11,16,
21,25,30,35,38,
42,45,54,59,63

4/25/2004

5/2/2004

10.

Course Review

Filter Approximation Theory – Schedule permitting
Active Filter Design (MatLab) – Schedule permitting

 

 

5/9/2004

 

Final Exam (comprehensive)

Tuesday

4:00 – 6:30

5/16/2004

Computer Usage:       Assignment of homework exercises to be completed using PSPICE.  Computer programs for design problems (e.g. MatLab).

Grading Policy:

Exam I                         35%

Homework                   15%

Final Exam                   35%

Computer Projects       15%    

Prepared by:   Jeffrey N. Denenberg, January 2006