Course content

The course provides the basics for analysis and use of electric and electronic components in power, telecommunication and cybernetic systems. The course also aims to provide basic training in laboratory work for the design and implementation of digital control of electric motors, in data handling/analysis.

Learning outcome

Knowledge: After completing the course the student shall understand and be able to perform: - stationary analysis of circuits with sinusoidal waves, dynamic analysis of RLC-circuits in the time domain - current, voltage and power calculations - Electromagnetism and magnetic coupling - ideal transformer - use of Laplace transform for transfer function in the design of controllers for industrial systems - electricity generation - Power Electronics and its applications in renewable and non-renewable energy systems, Direct and alternating current motors - Power supplies - frequency selective circuits; passive filters. Skills: After completing the course, the student shall have: - a good basis for analysis of electrical and electronic circuits, electric power generation, power supplies, and control design of industrial systems. - experience in the basics of the design of digital controllers for electric motors through simple laboratory setups and the use of standard instruments.

Learning methods and activities

Lectures, exercises, laboratory work, computer simulations. 8 out of 12 approved exercises are required to qualify for the final exam.

Compulsory assignments

• 8 out of 12 exercises

Specific conditions

Recommended previous knowledge

TFE4101 Circuits and digital technology TTK4100 Computerized Control, Introduction TMA4120 Calculus 4K

Course materials

The book Nilsson, Riedel: Electric Circuits, 10th ed. Prentice Hall and additional literature provided in the course.

Credit reductions