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Course Code   :  EEEN10232

Course Title   :  electronic circuit design

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FundamentalsDiscuss the benefits of power factor correction in RLC-type circuits (motors, generators, control networks, etc.) for commercial users and dangers of over-correction. Make sure to refer to practical examples and include calculations to back up your arguments from performance and financial points of view.  Inductive load is the most common load and found in variety of applications such as generators, transformers and induc...

Course Code   :  EEEN10021

Course Title   :  electronic materials

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The General Equation of a Complex Waveform As a form of alternating energy often found in electrical industry, A.C supply is always considered to be sinusoidal. nonetheless, several AC waveforms are not sinusoidal. For instance, sawtooth provide waveforms for ramps, and multivibrators can generate rectangular waveforms. hence, a complex wave   It may be demonstrated that this type of waveform consists of a succession of sinus...

Course Code   :  ET0001

Course Title   :  enterprise and innovation

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Overview of HuaweiHuawei Case Study Chinese Telecommunications Giant Huawei: Strategies to Success Founded in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. (Huawei) has transformed from a one-room workshop in Shenzhen, China, to the world’s largest information and communications technology (ICT) solutions and services provider. Over the years, it has developed capabilities across carrier network, enterprise and consumer fields. Wi...

Part A - Business ReportThis module is assessed through one graded element worth 100%. You must achieve at least 50% to pass this module. Business report in the role of a management consultant, you are required to undertake an overall strategy review of tesla and provide a business report to the ceo on further growth opportunities using the techniques and concepts you have covered in the module. Powerpoint presentation in the role of a m...

Course ObjectivesComputer 1. Define and utilize the physics principles of electrical circuits. Circuit Building: To begin with, please proceed to the following website: https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/circuit-construction-kit-dc-virtual-lab/latest/circuit-construction-kit-dc-virtual-lab_en.html Once you are there, you should see a screen that looks like this 1. Let’s start out “easy” by making a light ...

Course Code   :  ELEC40714

Course Title   :  analogue electronic circuits

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Learning outcomes for this assignmentModule learning outcomes for this assignment: Demonstrate the knowledge and understanding of electronic devices such as p-n junction diode and bipolar junction transistor. Knowledge and understanding. Analyse the experimental data recorded and represent them by graphical or other means analysis. Use appropriate mathematical or scientific techniques to evaluate engineering parameters science and mathe...

Course Code   :  ELECENG401

Course Title   :  fundamentals of electronic devices

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Forward Bias I-V Characteristics of Si DiodeUsing PSpice/MultiSim simulator, design diode circuits and extract parameters: Calculate I-V characteristics for a Si diode under forward bias (0-3V, step 0.005V) with saturation current Is=2 10-6A, ideal factor n=1.75 and series resistance  Rs=0.1 Ohm. For a diode evaluation model 1N1204C* (or similar), design a circuit to measure current under forward bias 0-3 V with step 0.01 V. Plot data a...

Course Code   :  CCIM4125

Course Title   :  electrical power transmission and distribution

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Section A (10 marks in total)Section A (10 marks in total)A1. When the voltage of a transmission line is increased by 2 times, what will be the expected changes in the power transfer capabilityA Increased by 2 timesB Decreased by 2 timesC Increased by 4 timesD Decreased by 4 times   A2. The per unit impedance Z(pu) is given byA Z?* (kVA)base/(KV)²baseB Z?* (MVA)base/((KV)²base *100)C Z?* (MVA)base*100/(KV)&A...

Course Code   :  1025ODLN

Course Title   :  electrical machines

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Question: Three-Phase Induction Motors Instructions This assignment forms part of the formal assessment for this module. If you fail to reach the required standard for the assignment then you will be allowed to resubmit but a resubmission will only be eligible for a Pass grade, not a Merit or Distinction.You should therefore not submit the assignment until you are reasonably sure that you have completed it successfully. Seek your tutor's a...

Course Code   :  QENM015

Course Title   :  carrying out preventative planned maintenance on electrical equipment

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Questions: Describe the health and safety requirements of the area in which the planned maintenance activity is to take place, and the responsibility these requirements place on the learner Describe the isolation and lock?off procedure or permit?to?work procedure that applies to maintenance activities (such as electrical isolation, locking off switch gear, removal of fuses, placing of maintenance warning notices, proving the isolation has ...

PreliminaryThe performance of a power system depends on the nature and profile of the connected load.For heavy or light loads, the voltage profile of the transmission and distribution lines is hugely affected. In many practical cases, the power system is more efficient with the use of compensators that can be connected in series or in shunt with the lines; its location in the power grid and type are topics of research projects. The aim of th...

Solution ApproachSubmit a project report that has the following sections�Introduction - Problem definition Solution approach Results and discussions Conclusions The following rubric will be used to mark the report(20) Organization of the report (is it typed? how neat? does it have a table of content? references? figure/table numbers? are plots in figures appropriately labeled) ïÂ&iq...

Components of Wind TurbinesTurbines,  the  risk  of  working  in  confined  spaces,  and  finally  the risk of ice accretion and irregular shedding when the wind turbine  is  in  operation  phase  or  even  when  it  is  stationary.  The last  type  of  risk  is  highly  observed  in  cold  clima...

Task Reading Project: Social, Economic, and Environmental Aspects of Electricity Power Generation Planning Introduction The objectives of this reading project are: 1. To study the environmental impacts of electricity power generation planning. 2. To study the economic and social impacts of electricity power generation planning. 3. To familiarize with the present situation in Ontario and Canada. Questions Answer the following questions. Pr...

Monthly Electricity Consumption and Cost for High-Intensity Discharge Lights and Ballasts1. There are 20 lights and ballasts that consume 440W (400W high Intensity discharge (HID) bulbs with a ballast that consumes 40W). The cost of electricity is $0.10/kWh and $7/kW-month demand and the lights are on 24 hours a day, seven days a week. How much electricity do the HID lights and ballasts consume monthly? What is the estimated cost of operating ...