Electric Circuits and Networks, Ist Edition by Pearson

Transforming a

time-domain circuit into

an s-domain circuit

makes it similar to a

memoryless circuit with

DC excitation since

both are described by

algebraic equations.

Thus, all concepts

and techniques

developed in the

context of analysis of

memoryless circuits in

second part of this book

(and used later in the

analysis of phasor

equivalent circuits under

sinusoidal steady-state in

third part of this book) will

be directly applicable in

the analysis of s-domain

equivalent circuits too.

In particular, (i) the

concepts of series and

parallel equivalent

impedances apply

without modification (ii)

the concepts of input

resistance (i.e., driving-

point resistance) and

input conductance ...