Electric Circuit Theory and the Operational Calculus

John R. Carson

Bell System Technical Journal · 1925 · 111 citations · 0 references

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This first installment presents material from Mr. Carson’s 1925 Moore School lectures on electric circuit theory and operational calculus. The work aims to provide electrical engineers and instructors with a valuable exposition of electric circuit theory and operational calculus. The author uses a distinctly pedagogic presentation style. The author ensures the treatment is clear and as simple as possible.

Abstract

Note: This is the first of three installments by Mr. Carson which will embody material given by him in a course of lectures at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, May, 1925. No effort has been spared by the author to make his treatment clear and as simple as the subject matter will permit. The method of presentation is distinctively pedagogic. To electrical engineers and to engineering instructors, this exposition of the fundamentals of electric circuit theory and the operational calculus should be of great value. — Editor.