Circuit analysis self-tests/practice

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Resources for circuit analysis practice at a first-year electrical engineering level include Schaum's "Electric Circuits 3000 Solved Problems," which offers numerous exercises and solutions. Another recommended book is "Electric Circuits Problem Solver," noted for its positive reviews. Users are also seeking software or interactive tools for practicing Ohm's Law calculations, such as determining total current, voltage, and resistance. There is a noted lack of recent software options for these practice questions. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the need for accessible learning materials and tools for circuit analysis.
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Hi all

I was wondering if anyone knows of any good books or other resources that contain lots of circuits to practice analysis, beginning with the basics, ie Kirchoff, Norton, Thevinin, around first year BE(EE) level. Must contain answers too.

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Schaum's outlines "Electric circuits 3000 solved problems," also has lots of exercises and solutions.
 
waht said:
Schaum's outlines "Electric circuits 3000 solved problems," also has lots of exercises and solutions.

I've just ordered "Electric Circuits Problem Solver (Problem Solvers)" from Amazon. I considered Schaum's but this one had the better reviews.
 
Anyone know of any software or interactive electronics Ohms Law practice questions? ie. determine Total Current, Voltage, Resistance etc? Year ago there use be some out there but I have not found any recently.
 

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