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Objectives. In this course, learners will learn various techniques (“tools”) to analyze the operation of real circuits. The major concern is the analysis of circuits, i.e. the study of the behavior of the circuit, not the creation of circuits, i.e., the engineering design of the circuit. Topics include: Circuit Theorems.
