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    This document contains definitions of key terms in electrical circuit analysis including: - Laws, which describe relationships that exist in nature and can be mathematically proven. - Approximations, which simplify circuits by adding or removing components to model real-world devices. - Theorems, which are mathematical statements that can be proven. - Principles like duality, which state that electrical concepts have opposite counterparts. - Troubleshooting terms, like solder bridges and cold joints, used to diagnose circuit issues.

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    CHAPTER I: Introduction

    QUESTIONS: ANSWERS:
    What do you call of a set of rule that relates quantities. The rule
    may be an equation, an equality, or other mathematical formula
    description?
    It is a formulas that a researcher creates. definitions
    It summarizes a relationship that already exist in nature. law
    What do you call of the laws that says that the force of attraction
    or repulsion between two charges is directly proportional to the Coulomb's Law
    charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distance
    between them?
    It is true because you can verufy it. law
    It is a formula that is invented for a new concept. definitions
    A formula for a relationship in nature. Law
    A formula produced with mathematics. derivation
    It is sometimes called first approximation and the simplest
    circuit fo a device. ideal approximation
    It adds one or more components to the ideal approximation. second approximation
    The series resistance is called? sorce or internal resistance
    The _____ includes another component in the equivalent circuit
    of the device. third approximation
    It produces a load that is a constant. ideal dc voltage source
    when the load resistance
    When does stiff region occurs? is large enough
    What produces a constant load current for different load
    resistances? dc current source
    It occurs when the load resistance is small enough. stiff region
    It is a statement that we can prove mathematically. theorem
    It is defined as the voltage across the load terminals when the VTH
    load resistor is open. Thevenin voltage
    It is defined as the reistance that an ohmeter measures across
    the load terminal. Thevenin resistance
    To zero voltage source, replace it by a _____ . short
    To zero current source, replace it by a _____ . open
    It does not change with increasing voltage. linear resistance
    What is defined as the load current when the load resistance IN
    is shorted? Norton Current
    It is a resistance that an ohmeter measures across the load
    terminals when all sources are reduced to zero and the load Norton Resistance
    resistor is open.
    The load voltage equals the _____ current times the Norton
    resistance in parallel with the load resistance. Norton Current
    It states that for any theorem in electrical circuit analysis there
    is dual (opposite) theorem in which one replaces the original duality principles
    quantities.
    It means findings out why a circuit is not doing what it is
    supposed to do. troubleshooting
    This effectively shorts any device between the two conducting
    lines. solder bridge
    It is a poor solder connection usually meand no connection
    at all. cold-solder joint
    The _____ through an open device is zero. The voltage through it
    is unknown. current
    The _____ across a shorted device is zero. The current through
    it is unknown. voltage

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