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Errata for the 6th edition of the textbook.
There is an electric circuits problem solver book for sale at Amazon.com. New and used copies exist. Has hundreds of worked out problems that will help you in several EE classes. Now on reserve at the library! I also put the Schaum's Outline of Electric Circuits on reserve as well.
OrCad Capture download website. The UW EE department uses OrCad.
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Orcad Pspice Tutorial
Free CircuitMaker software. Similar to Orcad (and it's easier to use, but has fewer features.) Version 6. You can no longer download a free version from the company. This is an old version I had a copy of.
All About Circuits An outstanding open-source online textbook on electric circuits with lots of practical stuff explained really well. Read Volume 1 - DC as soon as you can. Volume V - The Reference is also full of great stuff.
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UW EE department.
UW Computer Science and Engineering department. Seattle University Electrical and Computer Engineering department. |
UW circuits archive. Includes links to dozens of other sites.
Tony's Circuits for the hobbyist. Includes some pretty good electronics tutorials including a good one on the 741 Op-amp.
Chart for finding Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuits.
Op amp applications.
Op amps for everyone.
Lab 1 Due Monday April 26th. Note that our mystery resister is actually not very mysterious--it is the big bluish colored resistor. Also note that you will not be able to get Vb = 4.85 volts. Just pick two of your resistors that get as close as you can.
Lab 2 Due Monday May 10th. Note: Some of the calculations refer to techniques you will be learning in Chapter 4. You will need to get a few more parts from me as well.
Lab 3 Due Monday May 24th. Don't wait until the last minute to do the lab! You can use an AA battery instead of an AAA battery if you want. Ignore the note that says use a 10k resistor instead of 8.2k. use the 8.2k.
Lab 4 Due Friday June 11th . Don't wait until the last minute to do the lab!
Selected answers to textbook problems for the 6th edition.
Homework 1: Chapter 1, problems 12, 20, 26, plus these additional questions. Due Monday April 12th at 4 PM.
Homework 2: Chapter 2, problems 8, 16, 22, 29, 37 and Chapter 3 problems 7, 11, 17, 28, 32, 44, 49, 55 due Friday April 23th at 4 PM.
Homework 3: Due monday May 3rd. Do these problems.
Homework 4: Due Wednesday May 19th. Do these problems.
Homework 5: Due Friday June 4th. Do Ch 6 problems 2, 8, 17, 23 and ch 7 problems 8, 14 and these problems.
Homework 6: Due Friday June 11th. Do these problems from ch. 7 and 8.
Solutions Homework 1
Solutions Homework 2
Solutions Homework 3
Solutions Homework 4
Solutions Homework 5
Old 2009 Solutions
Solutions Homework 1
Solutions Homework 2
Solutions Homework 3
Solutions Homework 4
Solutions Homework 5
Example Solutions Homework 7 Solutions pg. 1 pg. 2 pg. 3 pg. 4 pg. 5 pg. 6 pg. 7 pg. 8
Examples from Chapter 8 Solutions pg. 1 pg. 2 pg. 3 More examples are available on the UW EE215 website.
spring 2009 Test 1 key
Winter 2003 Test 2 solutions pg. 1, pg. 2, pg. 3, pg. 4
Sample Test 3 solutions pg. 1, pg. 2, pg. 3, pg. 4, pg. 5, pg. 6, pg. 7
