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FEKT-XPC-PZEAcad. year: 2024/2025
The course deals with the selected parts of the fundamentals of electricity. Possible methods of linear circuit analysis in stationary and harmonic steady state are discussed, including three-phase system. Another part of the course is dedicated to non-linear circuits, magnetic circuits and the theory of homogeneous transmission line. Lectures are held in English.
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specialization AUDB-TECH , 0 year of study, summer semester, electivespecialization AUDB-ZVUK , 0 year of study, summer semester, elective
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1. Ideal and real RLC circuit elements. Laws of electric circuits. Measurement of basic circuit parameters (resistance, current, voltage and power).2. Analysis of electric circuits in stationary steady state. Universal methods of analysis.3. Analysis of electric circuits in stationary steady state. Special methods of analysis.4. Time variables: characteristic values, harmonic analysis, signal spectrum.5. Harmonic steady state: a symbolic analysis of linear circuits, impedance.6. Work and power, power factor, power matching.7. Three-phase circuits, the star and delta arrangement, power in three-phase circuits.8. Generation, transmission and distribution of electric energy.9. Properties of passive linear circuits of first and second order. Frequency filters, resonant circuits.10. Non-linear elements and circuits, approximation of characteristics.11. Magnetic circuits: basic parameters, basic laws, magnetic circuits with permanent magnets, transformers, analysis of magnetic circuits.12. Transmission lines: primary and secondary parameters, characteristic impedance, matched and non-distorting transmission line, transient phenomena in transmission lines.
Fundamentals seminar