Principles of Electrical Engineering

Introduction

The students are able to: • Reproduce and explain definitions of current and voltage, electric and magnetic field as well as Ohm's law and electromagnetic induction • Describe quantum mechanical processes of charge transport in electric semiconduc-tors qualitatively and apply them to the photoelectric effect • Read plans and data sheets of electric power engineering • Understand basic principles of control systems and interpret the parameters of direct, alternating and three-phase current • Describe the function and operating behavior of electrical machines • Set up electrical circuits in the laboratory, operate measuring equipment and visual-ize measurement results • Question and analyze the technical interrelationships of an extensively described and delimited task in the field of electrical engineering and reproduce a solution with a given structure

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• Kirchhoff's laws • Basic quantities of alternating current and three-phase current • Reactive, active and apparent power • Applications of semiconductors in metrology, digital technology and power electronics • Description of electrical machines, motors and generators by pointer diagrams • Asynchronous and synchronous machines • Properties and structures of control loops • Definition of current and voltage • Electric and magnetic field • Theory of electrical conduction in doped electrical semiconductors • Photoelectric effect • Practical experimental setups in the laboratory

• Tkotz, K., 2018. Fachkunde Elektrotechnik. 31. Auflage. Haan: Europa-Lehrmittel • Hagmann, G., 2019. Grundlagen der Elektrotechnik. 18. Auflage. Wiebelsheim: AULA-Verlag

Written Exam

German

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30

3.0

Blended Learning and exercises

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Asc. Prof. (FH) Dipl.-Ing. Christian Huber

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TEC.2

integrated lecture

Compulsory

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