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What is the definition of a resistor?
What is the definition of a resistor?
A resistor is an electrical component or device designed explicitly to have a certain magnitude of resistance, expressed in ohms.
A resistor is a passive electrical component.
A resistor is a passive electrical component.
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What is Ohm's Law?
What is Ohm's Law?
The value of the voltage V between the terminals of the conductor is proportional to the current I, or V=IR, where the coefficient of proportionality R is called the resistance of the conductor.
What is meant by inductance?
What is meant by inductance?
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What is the unit of self inductance?
What is the unit of self inductance?
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What is the main function of a capacitor?
What is the main function of a capacitor?
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What is the unit of capacitance?
What is the unit of capacitance?
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What is the equation for the power delivered by an electrical source to an electrical device?
What is the equation for the power delivered by an electrical source to an electrical device?
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What is the definition of energy in the context of electrical circuits?
What is the definition of energy in the context of electrical circuits?
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Study Notes
Basic Electrical Engineering (BTEE-101-18)
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Course Details
- Academic Session: July-December 2024
- Semester: 1st
- Course Code: BTEE-101-18
- Course Title: Basic Electrical Engineering
- Instructor: Dr. Naveen Kumar Sharma, Assistant Professor
- Institution: I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University, Main Campus, Kapurthala, Punjab
- Semester: 1st
- Group: B.Tech.-CSE (P2 Group)
Course Outcomes
- CO1: Knowledge of DC circuits, AC circuits, basic magnetic circuits, principles of electrical machines, and low-voltage electrical installation components.
- CO2: Ability to analyze DC and AC circuits.
- CO3: Understanding of basic magnetic circuits and their application in electrical machines.
- CO4: Introduction to wiring types, batteries, and low-voltage switchgear.
Detailed Contents
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Module 1 (DC Circuits):
- Electrical circuit elements (R, L, C), voltage and current sources
- Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws
- Analysis of simple DC circuits
- Superposition, Thevenin's, and Norton's theorems
- Time-domain analysis of first-order RL and RC circuits
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Module 2 (AC Circuits):
- Representation of sinusoidal waveforms
- Peak and RMS values
- Phasor representation
- Real, reactive, and apparent power
- Power factor
- Analysis of single-phase AC circuits (R, L, C, RL, RC, RLC combinations)
- Resonance
- Three-phase balanced circuits (star and delta connections)
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Module 3 (Electrical Machines):
- Magnetic materials and BH characteristics
- Ideal and practical transformers
- Transformer equivalent circuit, losses, regulation, and efficiency
- Auto-transformers and three-phase transformer connections
- Rotating magnetic fields
- Construction and working of three-phase induction motors
- Torque-slip characteristic analysis
- Losses, efficiency, and starting/speed control of induction motors
- Single-phase induction motors
- Construction, working, and speed control of separately excited DC motors
- Construction and working of synchronous generators
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Module 4 (Electrical Installations):
- Low-voltage switchgear components (SFU, MCB, ELCB, MCCB, contactors)
- Types of wires and cables
- Earthing methods
- Types of batteries
- Energy consumption calculations
- Power factor improvement and backup power
Textbooks/Reference Books
- Multiple textbooks are suggested for further study. Exact titles and authors are listed in the document.
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Test your knowledge and understanding of Basic Electrical Engineering concepts covered in module 1 of the BTEE-101-18 course. This quiz will assess your ability to analyze DC circuits, comprehend electrical circuit elements, and recognize fundamental principles of electrical machines.
