This two-volume introductory text on modern network and system theory establishes a firm analytic foundation for the analysis, design and optimization of a wide variety of passive and active circuits. Volume 1 is devoted to the fundamentals and Volume 2 to Fourier analysis and state equations. Its prerequisites are basic calculus, dc and ac networks, matrix algebra, and some familiarity with linear differential equations. The objective of the book is to select and feature theories and concepts of fundamental importance that are amendable to a broad range of applications. A special feature of the book is that it bridges the gap between theory and practice, with abundant examples showing how theory solves problems. Recognizing that computers are common tools in modern engineering, canned computer programs are developed throughout the text, both in the time domain and the frequency domain. In addition to the usual materials in a linear networks and systems book, advanced topics on functions of a matrix that are closely related to the solution of the state equation are included. The reader will find the study of this material rewarding.
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"The breadth and detail of the material presented in the book make it an excellent choice for use in classroom or for individual references." Muhammad A Khaliq Circuits & Devices
This second edition features theories and concepts of fundamental importance that are amenable to a broad range of applications. It is a second course in networks with modern system view point. Systematic, graph-theoretic methods of writing network equations are introduced. Canned computer programs are developed throughout the text and they are use
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