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FEKT-BPC-ELEAcad. year: 2024/2025
The course deals with the basics of electrical engineering and in particular the theory of electrical circuits. At the beginning of the course the historical evolution of electrical engineering is discussed, followed by an introduction to the analysis of linear circuits in steady and harmonic steady state, including three-phase system. Another parts of the course are dedicated to magnetic circuits and the theory of homogeneous transmission line. Important part of the course is laboratory exercises and computational tasks in which students will practice in the application of theoretical knowledge. Laboratory and computational exercises always logically follows the lectures. Emphasis is placed on the linguistic part of the course, when all course materials are in English.
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1. An Insight into the History of Electrical Engineering, basic terms, production and distribution of electricity.2. Basic laws of electric circuits, computational methods, the simplification method, method of nodal voltages, method of current loops.3. AC circuits, introduction to complex number calculus, non-rotating and rotating machines, types of distribution networks.4. Circuits in harmonic steady state, phasors, symbolic-complex method, immitances.5. Magnetic circuits, theory of electromagnetic field, Maxwell equations, Magnetic fields in matter. Basic quantities and relations , methods of analysis of magnetic circuits , electromagnets, magnetic circuits with permanent magnets, transformers.6. Transmission lines, primary and secondary parameters. Waves on transmission lines. Characteristic impedance, standing waves. Transient phenomena in transmission lines.
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