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5601ICBTMA-MAR-PAR
5601ICBTMA-SEP-PAR
Aims
To provide an introduction to circuit analysis, two port network model, transient analysis, power generation, power system, three phase system, three phase power and per unit system.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Understand circuit analysis techniques with passive elements
2.
Identify two port network models to evaluate electrical circuits
3.
Analyse transient circuits with higher orders
4.
Describe power system with generation, transmission and distribution and principle of power generation of single phase and three phase power and analyse simple three phase circuits and per unit system
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:
Circuit Analysis: The superposition principle, Node voltage analysis, Mesh current analysis, Maximum power transfer theory
Two port network model: Two port network parameters –Impedance parameters, Admittance parameters, hybrid parameters and ABCD parameters, symmetric and reciprocal network. T & π attenuators
Transients in R-L-C circuits: Laplace transforms- definition of the Laplace transform of a function; use of a table of
Laplace transforms. Transient analysis- expressions for component and circuit impedance in the s-plane;
First and second order systems- RL, RC and RLC networks- solutions using Laplace; Circuit responses: over, under, zero and critically damped response.
Power systems: Conventional and Non-conventional power generation, structure of transmission and distribution networks, principle of single-phase power generation using Faraday’s law, and three phase power generation.
Three phase systems: Star, Delta connection, three phase power, simple three phase circuit analysis and per unit system analysis.
Circuit Analysis: The superposition principle, Node voltage analysis, Mesh current analysis, Maximum power transfer theory
Two port network model: Two port network parameters –Impedance parameters, Admittance parameters, hybrid parameters and ABCD parameters, symmetric and reciprocal network. T & π attenuators
Transients in R-L-C circuits: Laplace transforms- definition of the Laplace transform of a function; use of a table of
Laplace transforms. Transient analysis- expressions for component and circuit impedance in the s-plane;
First and second order systems- RL, RC and RLC networks- solutions using Laplace; Circuit responses: over, under, zero and critically damped response.
Power systems: Conventional and Non-conventional power generation, structure of transmission and distribution networks, principle of single-phase power generation using Faraday’s law, and three phase power generation.
Three phase systems: Star, Delta connection, three phase power, simple three phase circuit analysis and per unit system analysis.
Module Overview:
This module aims to develop your knowledge of circuit analysis, two port network model, transient analysis, power generation, power system, three phase system, three phase power and per unit system.
This module aims to develop your knowledge of circuit analysis, two port network model, transient analysis, power generation, power system, three phase system, three phase power and per unit system.
Additional Information:
This module provides the knowledge in electrical circuit analysis with DC and AC sources, two port network model, TPN parameters, transient analysis of R-L-C circuits, power generation, power system, three phase system, three phase power and per unit system.
This module provides the knowledge in electrical circuit analysis with DC and AC sources, two port network model, TPN parameters, transient analysis of R-L-C circuits, power generation, power system, three phase system, three phase power and per unit system.