Circuits and Electronics (MIT 6.002)
by Anant Agarwal · MIT OpenCourseWare
The lumped circuit abstraction: resistive networks, dependent and independent sources, MOS transistors, the digital abstraction, amplifiers, energy storage elements, and first- and second-order dynamics in time and frequency domains. Includes 26 lecture videos, notes, problem sets and exams for analyzing and designing circuits.
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