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    Networks can be electrical circuits if they contain at least one closed path. Circuits are either active if they contain independent voltage or current sources, or passive if they do not contain any active elements. Current is defined as the rate of change of charge with respect to time and represented by i or I. Voltage is defined as work done per unit charge to move charge from one point to another in an electric field. A resistor is a two-terminal circuit element in which the current through the resistor is directly proportional to the voltage across it.

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    Networks can be electrical circuits if they contain at least one closed path. Circuits are either active if they contain independent voltage or current sources, or passive if they do not contain any active elements. Current is defined as the rate of change of charge with respect to time and represented by i or I. Voltage is defined as work done per unit charge to move charge from one point to another in an electric field. A resistor is a two-terminal circuit element in which the current through the resistor is directly proportional to the voltage across it.

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    Electrical Science EE 101 Parag Parandkar Assistant Professor, ECE

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    Electrical Science EE 101 Lecture 2 Parag Parandkar Assistant Professor, ECE

    Network Interconnection of two or more circuit elements form a network. Circuit If the network consist of at least one closed path it is called an electrical circuit. Active Network A network that contains at least one active element such as independent voltage or current source is called as active network. Passive Network A network that does not contain any active element is called Passive network.

    Current

    Another definition of Current Current is symbolized by I or i where, i = dq / dt (Ampere or amp or A). The lower case i is associated with an instantaneous value whereas uppercase I is associated with constant or time-invarient quantity. The charge transferred between time t and t may be expressed as definite integral:
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