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https://github.com/ttwag/p8_circuit_analysis_lab

Perform circuit analysis through hand calculation, then verify the calculation through OrCAD simulation and real-world measurements.
https://github.com/ttwag/p8_circuit_analysis_lab

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Perform circuit analysis through hand calculation, then verify the calculation through OrCAD simulation and real-world measurements.

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# Circuit Analysis

### Labs
[Lab 1 - Non-Inverting Amplifier](./Lab1.md)

[Lab 2 - Summing Amplifier](./Lab2.md)

[Lab 3 - RLC Circuit](./Lab3.md)

[Lab 4 - Passive Filters](./Lab4.md)

[Lab 5 - Fourier Series](./Lab5.md)

[Lab 6 - Laplace Transform Technique](./Lab6.md)

I did these 7 labs with a lab partner when I took [EEC100](https://ece.ucdavis.edu/course-catalog) at UC Davis. We used the lab instruments at UC Davis Kemper Hall.

These labs involve hand-calculating the circuits' output waveform then verifying them using OrCAD simulation and real-world experiments.

My personal favorite is Lab 5, where the circuit's input is a periodic sawtooth wave. Since a sawtooth wave is not sinusoidal, we used the Fourier Series, the transfer function of the circuit, and phasor analysis to model the output waveform. It was amazing that the experiment gave us a similar result to our model obtained from the Fourier Analysis Theory.

### Hand-Calculation (Red Graph is the Output)
![Figure54](./images/Figure54.png)
### Actual Measurement (Green Wave is the Output)
![Figure57](./images/Figure57.png)

## Skills Obtained
Throughout the labs, I learned how to use:
* Cadence OrCAD Simulation
* Signal Generator
* Oscilloscope
* Multimeter
* Power Supply