Electrical and electronic principles
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8.1 Principles of electrical and electronic systems.
- Flow of electrons
- Charges
- Energy
- Power
- Networks
- Force
- Current
- Waves
- Conduction
- Magnetism (flux density, field strength)
- Inductance
- Standard units of measure
- Voltage
- AC and DC
- Resistance
- Potential dividers
- Basic electrical elements
- Ohm's law (series, parallel and combination circuits)
- Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws
- Phasor diagrams
- Protection systems (lightning arrestors, time graded over current protection, distance protection)
- Resistors, capacitors and inductors in series, parallel, and combined circuits
- Semiconductors (forward and reverse bias, N-type and P-type)
- Hierarchical design
- Signal types (analogue, digital)
- Signal waveforms (sinusoidal, square, rectangular, triangular, sawtooth)
- Signal processing and conditioning
- Fan in and fan out
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