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Intended Audience: Anyone wanting to understand the basic concepts of electricity as it applies to linear AC circuit analysis (resistors, capacitors and inductors).
PDH UNITS: 3
This course will provide the student with the basic understanding of working with circuits involving Alternation Current, which includes sinusoidal waveforms, vectors & phasors, reactance & impedance of R,L,C circuits, as they relate to the basic laws and theorems of electricity. This includes working with AC Power, Power Factor, Resonance, Complex Numbers, Reactance and Impedance Duration: 3hr 2min of video content Prerequisites: The student should have an understanding of the basic fundamentals of electricity and DC circuit analysis.
Learning Objectives:
- This course will provide the student with the basic understanding of working with circuits involving Alternation Current, which includes sinusoidal waveforms, vectors & phasors, reactance & impedance of R,L,C circuits, as they relate to the basic laws and theorems of electricity.
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