Networks and Systems

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This book allows students to learn fundamental concepts in linear circuit analysis using a well-developed methodology that has been carefully refined through classroom use. Applying his many years of teaching experience, author focuses the reader`s attention on basic circuit concepts and modern analysis methods.

He systematically unfolds each idea covering studies of basics of different terminologies used in electric circuits, mesh and node equations, network analysis and network theorems. Signals and their properties have been discussed. Graph theory and its application in circuit analysis has been emphasized. Discussed about analogous systems. Fourier transform, Laplace transforms and their applications in circuit theory have been thoroughly discussed. Wide coverage of convolution integral has been made. Two-port networks, passive and active filters, state variable formulation of network problems have been emphasized. Network synthesis has been covered. Transient response and frequency-domain analysis of network systems have been discussed.

Some PSPICE program for solved problems has been made. The book consists of lucid presentation of the theoretical aspects of circuit theory and contains large number of solved problems in each chapter for better understanding of the theory. The text has been written in a style to enable students to self study. A large number of objective type questions and solutions to selected problems are given in the appendix. The hallmark feature of this text is that it helps the reader to gain a sound understanding on the basics of circuit theory which helps to understand the courses in higher classes.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR D. Roy Choudhury

D. Roy Choudhury is Professor and Head, Electronics and Computer Engineering Department, Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi. He was also Dean, Faculty of Technology, Delhi University, Delhi. He teaches courses in linear integrated circuits, computers, networks and control systems both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His special interests include control engineering, artificial neural networks and petri nets. He received his M.Tech. degree in Radiophysics and Electronics from the Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics, University of Calcutta, in 1966 and Ph.D. from the same university in 1971. From 1971 to 1973, he was associated with the Institute de Reglage Automatique EPFL, Switzerland. He has been with the Delhi College of Engineering since 1974 where he also served in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. Recently he was on a visiting assignment at Oakland University, USA.