Industrial Electricity and Electronics

Course Description

Basic circuit theory applied to DC/AC circuits containing resistors, inductors, capacitors; magnetic circuits; power; control; electronic applications. EET 320 Industrial Electricity and Electronics (3) This course is designed to offer non-electrical students the opportunity to become familiar with the theory and operation of electrical, electronic, and electromechanical devices that are widely used in practice. The course concentrates on the most important concepts, rather than in-depth treatment of any individual area. The number of units covered depends on the class background. The topics covered in this course include:1. Introduction 2. DC Networks 3. AC Networks 4. Magnetics 5. DC & AC Machinery 6. Selected topics depending on class background (if time permits): Basic electronic devices and their applications; Integrated circuits and their applications; Power Distribution; Transducers & signal conditioning; Control Systems Electronic Instrumentation.

Code

EET 320

Credits

3

Subject

EET

Programs That Include This Course

• Bachelor's Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology (Capital)