Fundamental electrical engineering | Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Fundamental electrical engineering (17.II1007)

Native organizations units: Department of Power, Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering

Type of studies	Title
Undergraduate Academic Studies	Industrial Engineering (Year: 2, Semester: Winter)

General information:

Category	Academic-general educative
Scientific or art field	Environment Protection Engineering Theoretical Electrotechnics
ECTS	5

The course objective is to teach the students terminology and fundamental laws in electrical engineering, as well as to train them to solve electric circuits of direct current and time alternating current.

Students who complete the course are able to solve simple electrical circuits of direct current and to solve simple electric circuit with time harmonic current. They also know how to calculate instantaneous, complex, active, reactive and maximum power in electric circuits. The students are able to individually solve simple electrical problems, to successfully communicate with their peers and to be a successful part of a multidisciplinary team.

Electric energy, voltage, potential. Capacitors. Intensity of electric current. Kirchhoff's Current law. Ohms law, resistors, series and parallel resistors, mixed resistors. Joules law. Kirchhoff's voltage law. Generators and their characteristics. Simple electric circuits. Direct current circuits. Time harmonic current. Impedance and simple circuits. Phasors. Time harmonic analysis, trigonometrical solution of the AC circuits. Complex power. Maximum active power transfer. Symmetrical three phase systems.

The course consists of lectures and multimedia presentations. Inductive teaching method is applied. Engineering intuition is built based on a set of small examples . Students work on at least four lab experiments related to direct current and time harmonic current.