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Circuit Analysis & Fundamentals

The foundation of electrical engineering, worked in full: Ohm's law and the power wheel, series and parallel resistance, voltage and current dividers, series/parallel capacitance and inductance, RC and RL time constants with charge/discharge curves, RLC resonance with Q and bandwidth, stored energy in capacitors and inductors, AC impedance and phasors, Thévenin and Norton equivalents, the delta–wye transformation, and the Wheatstone bridge. Every tool shows the symbolic relationship, the numbers substituted in, and a labeled schematic of your circuit, and states its conventions (passive sign convention, RMS vs peak, ω = 2πf) explicitly. These are analysis and teaching tools — for understanding and preliminary analysis, not a substitute for full circuit design or code-compliant installation work — and they cross-link up into the Signals, Control, and Communications toolkits.