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Network Theory: Analysis And Synthesis introduces readers to the basics of modern circuit theory, with the help of practical know-how. Summary Of The Book Network Theory: Analysis And Synthesis is ideal for undergraduate students who are specializing in instrumentation and control engineering, electronics and communication engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and computer science engineering. Students preparing for the AMIE, GATE, and other important competitive exams will also find this a useful manual. It provides a thorough explanation of the analysis methods used in electric networks. The book has also focussed on the synthesis of passive networks, along with the important procedures necessary for the same. Network Theory: Analysis And Synthesis also lays emphasis on circuit behaviour and gives a sound understanding of the properties and principles that control circuit behaviour. To help students learn to apply their theoretical knowledge and put it to practise, each chapter contains exercises at the end. This allows them to practise how to arrive at the accurate solutions. Network Theory: Analysis And Synthesis also features solved examples that teach students the step-by-step procedures of using the techniques taught in the text. At the end of the book, there is a question bank that contains objective type of questions so that students can test their knowledge and assess how much they have learnt. Some other topics covered in the book are Kirchhoff's laws, fundamentals of circuits, DC transients, DC Network theorems, Three-phase systems, Laplace transform, and more. It also provides a detailed explanation of parallel resonance and the phenomenon of series. It introduces students to various types of passive filters and provides design features of the same. The validity of Ohm's law and the difference between an insulator and a semiconductor are presented as a part of the subject of circuit theory. About Smarajit Ghosh Smarajit Ghosh is a professor and an author. He has also written Control Systems: Theory and Applications, Electrical Machines, and Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He completed his Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. His papers have found a place in reputed journals in India and abroad. He has also been a Guide for research students. He specializes in areas such as network reconfigurations, genetic algorithms, and load flow studies. He is currently employed at Thapar University, Patiala, where he heads the Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering department.