Principles of Electrical Engineering
The course Principles of Electrical Engineering provides insight into the fundamental interrelationships of electrical engineering based on the variables current and voltage, which should be familiar from day-to-day experience.
Initially some elementary physical aspects are explained, before beginning with the subject area of direct current networks. Alternate current networks and their computations are then discussed. A segment – also only introductory – about rotary current concludes the course.
The course contents are respresented as a continuous text with a multitude of interactive elements, such as self-check practice exercises, notes, animations, and films to illustrate various aspects.
The aim of the course is to obtain elementary know-how about electrical engineering fundamentals such as current voltage, electrical networks, and rotary current.
The following contents are covered in the course, among others:
- Basic elements of physics
- Direct current networks
- Alternate current networks
- Rotary current
Additional technical requirements:
Authors: Luebeck University of Applied Sciences
Dipl.-Ing. T. Heinemann (responsible)
Prof. Henning Schwarz
Associates: Luebeck University of Applied Sciences
Dipl.-Ing. Philippa Petters
Dipl.-Ing. Niels Nikolaisen
Dipl.-Ing. Jana Mittag