Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering and Power Systems
Lecturers:
Prof. Dr. F. Steinke, Prof. Dr. G.Griepentrog, M. Sc. Julia Barbosa
Content:
- Direct current circuits: Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff‘s theorems
- Alternating current circuits: dynamic behavior of coils and capacitors, computation via phasors and complex-valued impedances, active and reactive power
- Electro-magnetic fields: source and vortex fields, Coulomb’s law, electrical displacement density, influence, magnetic fields, induction, Maxwell’s laws in integral form
- Elements of power engineering: three phase systems, transformators, electrical machines, power electronics and power converters
- Introduction into current research topics in power engineering
After the course, students are able to name the electric variables and components, to calculate the electric direct- and alternating current circuits, and to derive electric and magnetic fields in simple, quasi-stationary settings. Moreover, they know the working principles of important power system components.
Type of course: Lecture two times per week (2 x 1,5h), exercise once per week (1,5h)
Language: English
Requirements for successful participation:
- Bachelor's degree
- Basic Mathematics
Verwendbarkeit: M.Sc. ESE
TUCAN ID: 18-st-3020-ue, 18-st-3020-vl