Teacher(s)
Language
French
Prerequisites
LEPL1201
Main themes
This course deals with electrical circuits and measurement techniques, serving as basis of the cursus in Electrical Engineering. It is also highly coupled with the project LELEC1101.
Learning outcomes
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Contribution of the course to the program objectives (N°) Axis 1 (1.1, 1.2, 1.3), Axis 6 (6.1) Specific learning outcomes of the course At the end of the course, the student will be able to :
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Content
- Resistive circuits and operational amplifiers
- AC steady-state analysis: phasors, variable-frequency analysis (Bode)
- Filter two-port-networks
- Magnetically-coupled networks
- Time-domain analysis and Laplace transform
- Steady-state power analysis
- Polyphase circuits
- Measurement techniques
Teaching methods
Teaching is organized in weelkly courses and supervized exercise sessions. A mid-semester interrogation is organized around the 5th week about AC steady-state analysis.
Evaluation methods
Students are assessed individually and in writing on the basis of the particular objectives announced earlier.
An optional test on phasor calculus may be organised during the term, and counts for 25% of the final grade if it is to the advantage of the student.
The written examination is based on exercises without any support (only an unannotated form provided to students at the beginning of the year is accepted).
An optional test on phasor calculus may be organised during the term, and counts for 25% of the final grade if it is to the advantage of the student.
The written examination is based on exercises without any support (only an unannotated form provided to students at the beginning of the year is accepted).
Other information
The courses LEPL1201 (Physics 1) and LEPL1502 (Project 2) are prerequisites.
Online resources
Bibliography
- Engineering Circuit Analysis, J.D. Irwin & R.M. Nelms, éd. J. Wiley and Sons, 2011
- Transparents des cours et APE disponibles sur Moodle.
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