Linear Circuit Theory

Linear Circuit Theory is the study of electrical circuits where the relationship between voltage and current is directly proportional and predictable. In such circuits, components like resistors, capacitors, and inductors behave in consistent ways, allowing for the use of mathematical techniques to analyze and predict how circuits will respond to different signals. This theory helps engineers design and troubleshoot electrical systems efficiently, ensuring that devices operate safely and effectively by understanding how current flows and voltages develop within a linear configuration.