First, let me say this the best practical text on electronics I have seen and I have a number. There seem to be a few minor errors in the DC book in section 6.3.
For example, the current through R1 is twice as much
as the current through R3, which has twice the resistance of R1.
and
The current through R1 is still exactly twice that of R3, despite the fact that the source volt-
age has changed.
I would have guessed that these errors had already been caught, but just in case they were not, here they are.
Lou
I believe this should read something like,For example, the current through R1 is half as much
as the current through R3, which has twice the resistance of R1.
For example, the current through R1 is twice as much
as the current through R3, which has twice the resistance of R1.
and
should readThe current through R1 is still exactly twice that of R2, despite the fact that the source volt-
age has changed.
The current through R1 is still exactly twice that of R3, despite the fact that the source volt-
age has changed.
I would have guessed that these errors had already been caught, but just in case they were not, here they are.
Lou