NUS: AC and Switching Circuits
About this course Alternating current (AC) is the type of electricity commonly used throughout the world to connect power plants, homes, a...
NUS: Circuits for Beginners
This course introduces DC (direct current) circuits and is typically the first course an undergraduate student in electrical engineering w...
Fundamental of Power Electronics By Prof. L Umanand | IISc Bangalore
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