Subject · Electrical and electronics engineering
Power ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION
About this subject
Credits
6
Workload
180hours
Semester
Autumn
Academic year
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Description
The main goals of studying the subject include: formation of professional skills in the field of power electronics in the student, provision of basic and necessary knowledge required for learning future professional subjects related to the automation of technological processes and electromechanical systems with the application of electric and electronic power converters. the main tasks of studying the subject include: theoretical and practical training of future undergraduates in the design, testing and operation of power electronics devices. i.2. the place of the subject in the structure of the undergraduate educational program. "power electronics and power transmission" subject is a compulsory general subject included in the main 120-credit section of the education plan of the specialty. i.3. the following learning outcomes should be achieved as a stage of the formation of competencies that should be formed in students as a result of mastering the subject: * classifying power electronics equipment and electric transmissions according to classification signs, schematic solution methods according to their classification groups; * must know the principle of operation and application characteristics of power semiconductor devices and electric transmissions. * selection of power electronics devices and electrical transmissions, calculation of technical and heating parameters; * to analyze modeling, simulation and simulation results in virtual environments defined by application software packages; * must be able to perform independent research of power electronics devices and electrical transmissions in laboratory conditions.
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