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Capacitance/Capacitor |
Capacitor operation and operation;
Factors affecting flange capacitance area, distance between flanges, number of flanges, dielectric and dielectric invariance, operating voltage, voltage voltage;
Capacitor types, structure and function; Capacitor color coding;
Capacitance and voltage calculations in series and parallel circuits; Exponential charge and discharge of capacitor, time constants; Testing capacitors. |
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Capacitance/Capacitor |
Capacitor operation and operation;
Factors affecting flange capacitance area, distance between flanges, number of flanges, dielectric and dielectric invariance, operating voltage, voltage voltage;
Capacitor types, structure and function; Capacitor color coding;
Capacitance and voltage calculations in series and parallel circuits; Exponential charge and discharge of capacitor, time constants; Testing capacitors. |
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Capacitance/Capacitor |
Capacitor operation and operation;
Factors affecting flange capacitance area, distance between flanges, number of flanges, dielectric and dielectric invariance, operating voltage, voltage voltage;
Capacitor types, structure and function; Capacitor color coding;
Capacitance and voltage calculations in series and parallel circuits; Exponential charge and discharge of capacitor, time constants; Testing capacitors. |
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Magnetism |
theory of magnetism;
Properties of the magnet;
The movement of the magnet suspended in the earth's magnetic field; Magnetization and demagnetization;
Magnetic shielding;
Various types of magnetic materials; Structure and working principles of electromagnets;
The "hand" rules that determine the magnetic field around a current carrying conductor; |
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Magnetism |
theory of magnetism;
Properties of the magnet;
The movement of the magnet suspended in the earth's magnetic field; Magnetization and demagnetization;
Magnetic shielding;
Various types of magnetic materials; Structure and working principles of electromagnets;
The "hand" rules that determine the magnetic field around a current carrying conductor; |
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Magnetism |
theory of magnetism;
Properties of the magnet;
The movement of the magnet suspended in the earth's magnetic field; Magnetization and demagnetization;
Magnetic shielding;
Various types of magnetic materials; Structure and working principles of electromagnets;
The "hand" rules that determine the magnetic field around a current carrying conductor; |
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magnetism
Inductance/Inductor |
Magneto motor strength, field strength, magnetic flux density, permeability, hysteresis loop, residual magnet flux density, magnetic resistance to demagnetizing force, saturation point, eddy currents;
Precautions for the care and storage of magnets.
Faraday's Law;
The process of inducing voltage in a conductor moving in a magnetic field; Induction principles;
Effects depending on the magnitude of the induced voltage: Magnetic field strength, flux change rate, number of conductor turns; mutual induction;
Effect of rate of change of primary current and effect of mutual induction on induced voltage;
Factors affecting mutual induction; The number of turns in the winding, the physical size of the winding, the permeability of the winding, the position of the windings to each other;
Lenz's Law and polarity determination rules;
Back/reverse emf, self-induced;
Saturation point: Major uses of inductors. |
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MID-TERM EXAM |
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Inductance/Inductor |
Faraday's Law;
The process of inducing voltage in a conductor moving in a magnetic field; Induction principles;
Effects depending on the magnitude of the induced voltage: Magnetic field strength, flux change rate, number of conductor turns; mutual induction;
Effect of rate of change of primary current and effect of mutual induction on induced voltage;
Factors affecting mutual induction; The number of turns in the winding, the physical size of the winding, the permeability of the winding, the position of the windings to each other;
Lenz's Law and polarity determination rules;
Back/reverse emf, self-induced;
Saturation point: Major uses of inductors. |
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Inductance/Inductor |
Faraday's Law;
The process of inducing voltage in a conductor moving in a magnetic field; Induction principles;
Effects depending on the magnitude of the induced voltage: Magnetic field strength, flux change rate, number of conductor turns; mutual induction;
Effect of rate of change of primary current and effect of mutual induction on induced voltage;
Factors affecting mutual induction; The number of turns in the winding, the physical size of the winding, the permeability of the winding, the position of the windings to each other;
Lenz's Law and polarity determination rules;
Back/reverse emf, self-induced;
Saturation point: Major uses of inductors. |
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Inductance/Inductor
DC Motor/Generator Theory |
Faraday's Law;
The process of inducing voltage in a conductor moving in a magnetic field; Induction principles;
Effects depending on the magnitude of the induced voltage: Magnetic field strength, flux change rate, number of conductor turns; mutual induction;
Effect of rate of change of primary current and effect of mutual induction on induced voltage;
Factors affecting mutual induction; The number of turns in the winding, the physical size of the winding, the permeability of the winding, the position of the windings to each other;
Lenz's Law and polarity determination rules;
Back/reverse emf, self-induced;
Saturation point: Major uses of inductors.
Basic engine and generator theory;
The structure and purpose of the components in the DC generator;
Operation of current output and current flow direction in DC generators and factors affecting them;
Operation of output power, torque, speed and rotation direction of DC motors and factors affecting them;
Series wound, parallel wound and compound motors;
Starter Generator structure. |
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DC Motor/Generator Theory |
Basic engine and generator theory;
The structure and purpose of the components in the DC generator;
Operation of current output and current flow direction in DC generators and factors affecting them;
Operation of output power, torque, speed and rotation direction of DC motors and factors affecting them;
Series wound, parallel wound and compound motors;
Starter Generator structure. |
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DC Motor/Generator Theory |
Basic engine and generator theory;
The structure and purpose of the components in the DC generator;
Operation of current output and current flow direction in DC generators and factors affecting them;
Operation of output power, torque, speed and rotation direction of DC motors and factors affecting them;
Series wound, parallel wound and compound motors;
Starter Generator structure. |
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DC Motor/Generator Theory |
Basic engine and generator theory;
The structure and purpose of the components in the DC generator;
Operation of current output and current flow direction in DC generators and factors affecting them;
Operation of output power, torque, speed and rotation direction of DC motors and factors affecting them;
Series wound, parallel wound and compound motors;
Starter Generator structure. |
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FINAL EXAM |
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FINAL EXAM |
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FINAL EXAM |
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