EEE 3 Elementary Electrical Engineering 2nd Semester, 2011-12 WFW, Wed and Fri, 1 2:30 PM, EEEI LC1

1 Michael Angelo A. Pedrasa EEEI Rm. 202 (Power Faculty Room) mpedrasa@gmail.com Course Description: Fundamentals of electric & magnetic circuits. Transformers. DC & AC machinery. Elementary distribution systems & electrical wiring. Prereq: Math 54 & Phys 72 Credit: 3 units Part I. DC Circuit Analysis Terminology & Units DC Circuit Elements Equivalent Circuits & Network Reduction Series & Parallel Delta/Wye Kirchhoffs Laws & Network Analysis Mesh Analysis Nodal Analysis

Network Theorems Superposition Theorem Thevenins & Nortons Theorems Maximum Power Transfer Theorem Other network theorems Part II. AC Circuit Analysis Complex Numbers & Phasors AC Circuit Elements Phasor Analysis Peak, Peak-to-Peak, & RMS Values Phase Angle & Phase Shift Impedances AC Circuit Analysis Power in AC Circuits Real, Reactive, Complex, & Apparent Power Power Factor Balanced Three-Phase Systems Phase, Line-to-Neutral & Line-to-Line Voltages Phase & Line Currents

Part III. DC & AC Machines Transformers DC Machines Equivalent Circuits Nameplate Ratings AC Machines Induction Synchronous Part IV. Electrical Design Introduction to the PEC Lighting & Appliance Branch Circuits Branch Circuit Concepts Ratings Types Sizing & Number Residential Circuits Branch Circuit and Feeder Conductors Ampacity Temperature Ratings

References: Hayt & Kemmerly, Engg Circuit Analysis Chapman. Electric Machinery Fundamentals. Fitzgerald et al. Electric Machinery. IIEE. Philippine Electrical Code (2000). National Electrical Code (~2005). Any circuit analysis book Class Policies: 1. Performance assessment Four long exams (equal weights) 95% Attendance 5% (-1% per absence) Removal exam 2. Attendance will be checked every meeting. A student incurring more than 6 absences should drop the course (before the last day of dropping) or will be given a grade of 5.0. 3. The following grading scale will be applied: 92 100 1.0 88 91+ 1.25 84 87+ 1.5 80 83+ 1.75 76 79+ 2.0

72 75+ 2.25 68 71+ 2.5 64 67+ 2.75 60 63+ 3.0 55 59+ (4.0; take removal exam) below 55 5.0 4. If a student misses a long exam, he is required to submit an excuse slip issued by the College on the earliest class he can attend. He is required to take the removal exam and this exam will replace the missed exam. The removal exam can replace only one missed exam. If the average of the 3 exams and the removal exam is less than 60, the student will get a final grade of 5.0. 5. A student who misses two or more exams will be advised to drop or will be given a grade of 5.0. 6. Those who will obtain a grade of 4.0 should take the removal exam that will be given during the finals week. 7. Appeals for re-checking of exam will be entertained only up to one week after the exam papers are returned, or before the deadline of submission of grades (for the removal exam). 8. Anyone suspected of or caught cheating will be reported to the SDT. 9. The lecture slides are available for downloading at UVLE. Enrolment key: eee3>walk<ride

Michael Angelo A. Pedrasa EEEI Rm. 202 (Power Faculty Room) mpedrasa@gmail.com Consultation hours: Tue & Thu 8:30 AM 12 PM Fri 2:30 5:30 PM Book a meeting (via email) at least 1 day before consulting. Group consultations are preferred.