Principle of Electricity
TeachersFUKUDA Naoki
Grade, SemesterYear 1 2nd semest [Department of Mechanical and Precision System, Faculty of Science and Engineering]
CategoryBasic Major Subjects
Elective, CreditsElective Requisites 2credit
 Syllabus Number1H201

Course Description

The following contents will be learned.
(1)Basic electrical quantity, basic properties of circuit elements, type of power supply, DC circuits, and AC circuits.
(2)Single phase AC, symmetric three phase AC, and AC power.
(3)Magnetic circuits, electromagnetic induction law, and electromagnetic coupling circuits.
(4)Examples in automobiles.
In this lesson, knowledge, techniques, and attitudes regarding DP 2 and DP 3 will be acquired.
Lessons are primarily lecture-style, but pair work will be carried out as appropriate according to the contents of the each lesson.

Course Objectives

Students can apply electrical basic knowledge of direct current, alternating current, and magnetic basic knowledge to concrete cases in automobiles and others.

Grading Policy

Your grade in the class will be decided on the evaluate with 100% of the result of the final exam. An explanation will be given after the end of the final exam.

Textbook and Reference

KindTitleAuthorPublisher
TextbookElectric circuit fundamentals 3rd editionNISIMAKI Masao, MORI Takeaki, ARAI Toshihiko Morikita Publishing Co., Ltd.
References

Requirements(Assignments)

(1) As preparations for next lesson, please check the meaning of the proper noun and the contents of the relationship shown in the contents of the lesson, and come to the class. (90 minutes)
(2) As a review, please solve exercises applied to the items instructed during the lesson, so that you can can cope with works in pair as appropriate in the next lesson. (90 minutes)

Note

Students are advised to understand the sine and cosine of trigonometric functions and complex numbers fully . Also, if you are not good at solving simultaneous equations, you need a scientific calculator that can solve a three-dimensional linear simultaneous equations.

Schedule

1Basics of electric circuits and circuit elements.
2Basics of DC circuits.
3DC circuits network.
4Kirchhoff's law.
5Method of analysis of DC circuits by using the electric current law of Kirchhoff's law.
6Method of analysis of DC circuits by using voltage law of Kirchhoff's law.
7Basics of AC circuits.
8Single phase AC and three phase alternating current of sinusoidal alternating current.
9AC circuits element and impedance.
10Complex number display of impedance in AC circuits.
11Complex number display of voltage and current in AC circuits.
12Analysis method in complex number display of AC circuits.
13Law of electromagnetic induction.
14Electromagnetic coupling circuits.
15Exercises in pairs and summary.