Fundamantal Electrotechnics:Intended for 2nd year undergraduate students in electricial egineering

Abstract

This course begins with a review of fundamental mathematical concepts, particularly complex numbers, and the basic laws of electricity. It then progresses to the analysis of electrical circuits in direct current (DC), single-phase alternating current (AC), and three-phase AC systems. Magnetic circuits and electrical transformers are presented in a structured and pedagogical manner, helping students build a strong understanding of their principles and applications. The course concludes with technological descriptions and practical insights into various types of electrical machines. The content of this course aligns with the curriculum taught in the Department of Electronics and is designed for second-year undergraduate students (LMD system) specializing in electrical engineering