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DC Electrical Circuits Workbook
James M. Fiore
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DC Electrical Circuits Workbook
by
James M. Fiore
Version 1.2.11, 14 April 2020
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This DC Electrical Circuits Workbook, by James M. Fiore is copyrighted under the terms of a Creative
Commons license:
This work is freely redistributable for non-commercial use, share-alike with attribution
Published by James M. Fiore via dissidents
ISBN13: 978-1796779035
For more information or feedback, contact:
James Fiore, Professor
Electrical Engineering Technology
Mohawk Valley Community College
1101 Sherman Drive
Utica, NY 13501
jfiore@mvcc.edu
For the latest revisions, related titles, and links to low cost print versions, go to:
mvcc.edu/jfiore or my mirror sites and
YouTube Channel: Electronics with Professor Fiore
Cover art, Some Thing, by the author
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Introduction
Welcome to the DC Electrical Circuits Workbook, an open educational resource (OER). The goal of this
workbook is to provide a large number of problems and exercises in the area of DC electrical circuits to
supplement or replace the exercises found in textbooks. It is offered free of charge under a Creative Commons
non-commercial, share-alike with attribution license. This workbook has been replaced by the new text, DC
Electrical Circuit Analysis, also OER. The new text features greatly expanded explanations and example
material. As such, this workbook will no longer be updated.
The workbook is split into several sections, each with an overview and review of the basic concepts and issues
addressed in that section. These are followed by the exercises which are generally divided into four major types:
analysis, design, challenge and simulation. Many SPICE-based circuit simulators are available, both free and
commercial, that can be used with this workbook. The answers to most odd-numbered exercises can be found in
the Appendix. A table of standard resistor sizes is also in the Appendix, which is useful for real-world design
problems. Version 1.1 adds material on dependent sources in Section 6 as well as exercises that can make use of
supernode/supermesh techniques. If you have any questions regarding this workbook, or are interested in
contributing to the project, do not hesitate to contact me.
This workbook is part of a series of OER titles in the areas of electricity, electronics, audio and computer
programming. It includes five textbooks covering DC and AC circuit analysis, semiconductor devices,
operational amplifiers, and embedded programming using the C language with the Arduino platform. There are
seven laboratory manuals; one for each of the aforementioned texts plus computer programming using the
Python language, and the science of sound. The most recent versions of all of my OER texts and manuals may be
found at my MVCC web site as well as my mirror site:
This workbook was created using several free and open software applications including Open Office, Dia, and
XnView.
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- The Author
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