Subject · Electrical and electronics engineering
Basics of field technology
About this subject
Credits
6
Workload
180hours
Semester
Spring
Academic year
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Description
It will provide students with a comprehensive knowledge base on the production, transmission, distribution and consumption of electricity. fundamentals of field technologies provides an integration of practical and theoretical knowledge to undergraduate students who wish to acquire professional knowledge and skills in the field of electrical power engineering. the course aims to teach the basics of automation, control, monitoring and diagnostic systems related to field technologies. students will be introduced to the basic principles of automation of technological processes applied in energy production, distribution and use processes. through this subject, students will gain knowledge about the application of analog and digital control systems in technological processes, the functions of sensors, actuators and various control modules. one of the other goals of the course to be taught is to explain to students how modern technological innovations, automation systems and information technologies are applied in field equipment. this knowledge will provide students with a solid knowledge base to perform field work that they may encounter in the future in electric power systems. upon completion of the course, students will understand the working principles of field technologies, areas of application and functions of automated control systems of modern electric power facilities, as well as acquire practical skills for optimizing technologies and increasing the efficiency of energy systems.
Course learning outcomes
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