Electrical Engineering
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Course Records
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1 |
Charge and current, electric and magnetic vector field, potential and voltage, conductance and resistance |
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Energy and power, thermal conductivity, ohm's law, series and parallel circuits, ohm's power law |
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Voltage and current divider, linear sources, measuring current and voltage, Kirchhoff laws, Kirchhoff network analysis, superposition, Norton and Thevenin equivalents |
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Alternating voltage, generator, superposition of AC voltages, beat frequency, phasor diagrams, rms value |
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Electric field, capacitance, series and parallel circuits, ideal and real capacitance, Q-factor, capacitive voltage divider |
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Magnetic field, inductance, induction, magnetization and hysteresis, energy in inductance and capacitance, power and power factor |
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Complex numbers, introduction to complex AC calculus, absolute and phase, RLC circuits |
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Thevenin theorem of AC calculus, decibels, input and output impedance, low pass filter, introduction to Fourier theory, cables, skin effect, batteries |
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Transmission line theory, telegraphers equation, characteristic impedance, reflection and impedance matching, voltage standing wave ratio |
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Bachelor's course in Electrical Engineering. Exercises are included in the lecture notes.
Literature
[1] Practical Electronics for Inventors, Scherz & Monk, Mcgraw-Hill Professional, ISBN 007-1-77133-6
[2] The Art of Electronics, Horowitz & Hill, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 978-0-521-80926-9