西电831电路、信号与系统复习参考提纲（Review the reference outline of Xidian 831 circuit, signal and system）.doc

西电831电路、信号与系统复习参考提纲（Review the reference outline of Xidian 831 circuit, signal and system） 831, circuit, signal and system review reference outline I. General requirements Circuit, signal and system consists of two parts: the circuit (80 points) and the signal and system (70 points). Circuit requires students to master the basic circuit theory and basic analysis methods, so that students have the basic circuit analysis, solving, application ability. Required to master the basic concept, basic circuit element, the volt ampere relation of basic law and the basic concept of equivalent method; master the basic theory and basic circuit analysis method; master the basic theory of dynamic circuit, a method of time order dynamic circuit analysis; the basic concept and analysis method of sinusoidal steady state circuit; master the basic analysis method of resonance the circuit and two port circuit. Signals and systems require students to grasp the mathematical methods and analysis methods of time domain, frequency domain and complex frequency domain decomposition of continuous signals, and understand their physical meanings and characteristics. Grasp the discrete signals in time domain, time domain, Z domain decomposition of mathematical methods and analysis methods to understand its physical meaning and characteristics. Master the convolution operation in the time domain and Fourier transform in the transform domain, Laplasse transform, Z transform and other mathematical tools. Master the related concepts of system function and system performance and determine the method. Grasp the state variable analysis of linear systems. The graduate course examination is a summary test of the knowledge, and the examination level should meet or exceed the required level of undergraduate courses. Two, circuit part of each chapter review points (1) basic concepts and laws of the circuit 1. review the content Circuit model and basic variables, Kirchhoffs law, volt ampere relation of resista