Place to learn circuits 2? ac circuits class

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The discussion focuses on finding resources for learning about AC circuit theory, specifically regarding lead and lag calculations, and Norton and Thevenin equivalents. A user is seeking free educational materials due to budget constraints for textbooks. AllAboutCircuits.com is recommended as a valuable resource, although it follows the electron direction convention for current flow. The importance of understanding electron flow in circuit analysis is also highlighted. Overall, the thread emphasizes the need for accessible learning tools in electrical engineering.
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im taking circuit theory 2, which is all about ac circuits, but don't have enough money for a book
need a place to learn about how to calculate lead and lag based on the inductance and capacitance, nortons and thevinans and all that stuff but in the context of sinusoidal currents and voltages
 
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tyvm! don't know why that didnt show up on google
 
Take note that AllAboutCircuits uses the electron direction convention for current flow.
 
 
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