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EEET 221 - Electrical Control Systems

This course covers the industrial control systems, relating to manual and automatic system control directed towards industrial applications and includes electromagnetic control and solid state control. The course also deals with components of a control system such as the contactors, relays, pilot devices, push button switches, master switches circuit breakers, manual and automatic starters for AC and DC motors, electrical braking methods, speed control methods, inverters and choppers.

Laboratory exercises support the theory classes. Practical circuits are analyzed to promote and strengthen the mathematical and analytical capabilities of the students, and to help them understand & apply their concepts in the design and implementation of electrical systems.

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EEET 324 - Computer Applications in Electrical Systems

In this course the main computer package for electrical engineering applications (MATLAB-SIMULINK) is introduced. The common engineering analysis and calculations such as complex numbers, matrices, solving ordinary and differential equation are treated using the package. Moreover, plotting results and graphics to illustrate results are explained.

In addition, modelling equations and running simulation for DC motor, power electronics and electrical systems applications using SIMULINK blocks is demonstrated.

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EEET 223 - Power Generation and Transmission

This course provides students with an understanding of electrical power generation, transmission distribution and power system protection. The course covers components of industrial utility power systems, voltage levels, types of transmission systems and their components, different electrical distribution systems, circuit breakers, various protection schemes and protective relays. Laboratory exercises support the theory classes. Practical circuits are analyzed to promote and strengthen the mathematical and analytical capabilities of the students, and to help them understand and apply their concepts in the design and implementation of electrical systems.

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