Search
Close this search box.

DC Circuit Theory

Tutorials

Arduino Projects (200+)
Electronics Projects (250+)
Mini Project Circuits (160+)
Mini Project Ideas (150+)
ECE Projects (150+)
EEE Projects (150+)
8051 Projects (110+)
Raspberry Pi Projects (101+)
Electrical Project Ideas (100+)
Embedded Projects (100+)
Latest Electronics Ideas (100+)
Microcontroller Mini Projects (100+)
Robotics Projects (100+)
VLSI Projects (100+)
Solar Projects (100+)
IOT Projects (100+)


Communication Projects (70+)
LED Projects (70+)
Power Electronics Projects (60+)
RFID Projects (60+)
Home Automation Projects (50+)
Matlab Projects (50+)
EIE Projects (50+)
Wireless Projects (50+)
LabView Projects (45+)
Zigbee Projects (45+)
GSM Projects (40+)
555 Timer Circuits (40+)
Sensor Projects (40+)
ARM Projects (60+)
DTMF Projects (30+)
PIC Projects (30+)
Electrical Mini Projects (25)
ESP8266 Projects
(15)

Kits

Star and Delta Connections are the two types of connections in a 3 – phase circuits. A Star Connection is a 4 – wire system

In this tutorial, we will learn about Maximum Power Transfer Theorem (MPTT). It is one of the basic yet important laws that states the necessary

In this tutorial, we will learn about Thevenin’s Theorem. It is an important theorem in the field of electrical circuit analysis and is considered to

In this tutorial, we will learn about Norton’s Theorem. Together with Thevenin’s Theorem, Norton’s Theorem forms an important concept in the field of electrical circuit

In this tutorial, we will learn about Kirchhoff’s Laws. Kirchhoff’s Current Law or KCL and Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law or KVL are two very important mathematical

Nowadays, we often observe in newspapers and electronic media that many accidents are taking place involving electric hazards which even caused to the loss of

A circuit that can be AC or DC is the combination of active elements (power supply sources) and passive elements (resistors, capacitors and inductors). Thus,

For analysing the linear electric circuits that consists of two or more independent sources (Voltage or current or both), superposition theorem is extremely used (particularly

As we have seen in previous articles, for simplifying the circuits we used series and parallel combination of resistors to reduce the circuit complexity. In

For analyzing DC circuits , generally we use different methods such as ohm’s law, network theorems and other circuit simplification tools. A DC circuit analysis