Introductory Circuit Analysis

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This text was developed for a 1st course in electric circuit analysts in the mid 1960s at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado. xv + 546pp. Circuit modeling at that time had significant results derived by solution of linear differential equations with constant coefficients relying on a close relationship between circuit theory and electromagnetic field theory. Then current course of studies had the student using skills and results from diverse classes using different notation to represent the same thing, or, even worse, the same symbol to represent different things. This text attempts to help sort that confusion out by systematically developing the application of techniques through consistent notation and focusing on the ties between electromagnetic field theory and current circuit analysis practices. Hardcover has turquoise cloth boards with black and gold lettering on front and spine, but no DJ. Interior is tight, clean and unmarked. Front end-papers have an alphabetical listing of notation developed in this text. The book looks as if always privately owned in near fine condition, but it appears to me as if "repaired" from a quasi-public library to look so. The foot of the spine has been cleaned of a pasted label, but a glue residue can yet be seen. In addition, there is a scar on the rear paste-down as if an envelope had been removed. There are no ink-stamps on end-pages, within text, or on page-edges to indicate public (or private) library ownership. Copyright 1965. No edition or print-run info found. LCCN: 65-14247. No ISBN nor MSR. N° de ref. del artículo 007845

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