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Circuit Theory

Contents

Preface

This wikibook is going to be an introductory text about electric circuits. It will cover some of the basics of electric circuit theory, circuit analysis, and will touch on circuit design. This book will serve as a companion reference for a 1st year student of an Electrical Engineering undergraduate curriculum. Topics covered include AC and DC circuits, passive circuit components, phasors, and RLC circuits. Links in blue or purple are existing pages that (should) have content. Red links point to pages that do not yet exist. Entries in black (no link) represent proposed pages.

This book is not nearly completed, and could still use a lot of work. People with knowledge of the subject are encouraged to contribute.

Special Pages

Print Version: Print Version (edit print version) (discuss)

Warning: The print version is over 90 pages long, as of 2 August, 2006.

Cover Page: Cover Page

All Pages: All Pages

Table of Contents

Section 1: Circuit Basics

Section 2: Resistive Circuit Analysis

Section 3: Energy Storage Elements

Section 4: AC Analysis

Section 5: Transforms

Section 6: 3-Phase Power

Section 7: Two Port Networks (Proposed)

Appendices

Resources and Licensing


A laughably obvious attempt at self promotion by the band, Wikipedia is not the place for such commercial advertisements!



Circuits are a British group from London, England. The group was formed in 2006 and consists of Benny Smith (vocals), Nicky Withersby (guitar), Simon Pierce (bass) and Nick Hobbis (drums).

Biography


Brought together in the summer of 2006 by a series of twists of fate and a single-minded determination to make something truly special, Circuits currently find themselves a year later living a la 'Help' at their West London HQ. Like many great bands before them, Circuits move with the style and mentality of a classic gang, a mind-set that shines through in the tight and flawless essence of each song and the killer harmonies that permeate their sound. Having played in various guises under a variety of monikors, and having gone through several line-up changes and experiments with various different elements of their influences since late 2005, it wasn't until the true, final and only line up of Benny, Nicky, Nick Junior and Simon was established before Circuits were truly born. An eight legged behemoth hell bent on doing it their own way.

Their spiky Brit punk has an instant pop appeal that keeps its cool whilst not being ashamed to let out a riot inducing chorus. A band that know and love their influences enough to let them find their own way into their sound naturally, Circuits combine the edginess of New Wave with echoes of Elvis Costello, fond looks over their shoulders to The Specials and the in-your-face power of the The Clash. Think The Police if Sting had been a fighter not a tantric lover.

The sonic big picture is made of Nick's love of juggernaut sized drums, Simon's unrelenting, brooding bass lines and Nicky's intense, headown guitar playing that combines the crisp with the delicate. Fronted with passion and energy by Benny with his unique vocal style with its balance of vulnerability and bravado, he conveys his messages of love lost and missed opportunities with the sharpest of lyrics and smartest of attitudes.

Tours with the likes of Bedouin Soundclash, Air Traffic, The Blood Arm and Nightmare of You and a devastating gig that brought the coolest of Paris crowds to their knees have left wide eyed teens in love, jaded music fans converted and everyone else wondering when this band are going to take the headlining crowns they so richly deserve. With 3 limited edition singles already released Circuits unleashed their first proper single - “Young Enough Not To Care” on August 13th, 2007.

And after that? The debut album which looks set to break the convention of mere promises of potential by delivering a stunning statement of intent.

And after that? The band themselves will re-write their own Wikipedia entry.

Discography


Studio albums

  • 2008: Bright As Midnight (Release date TBA)


  • Singles

  • 2006: "Radio Silence" (June 12th)
  • 2006: "Say No Say Yeah" (October 17th)
  • 2007: "Pistols at Dawn" (April 9th)
  • 2007: "Young Enough Not To Care" (August 13th)
  • 2007: "City of Lights" (December 10th)


  • Notes




    External links

  • www.circuitsband.com – official website
  • www.myspace.com/circuitsband – official myspace
  • Review of City of Lights Single











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