1. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS 100 Unit outline summary

2. Contact Details Dr Kelvin Tan (204:204) Ext : 1360 Email : Kelvin.Tan@curtin.edu.auKelvin.Tan@curtin.edu.au Barrie S. Healdbsheald@cygnus.uwa.edu.au Binayak Banerjeebinayak.banerjee@student.curtin.edu.au Kai Karvinenkai.karvinen@student.curtin.edu.au Kaye Familyjaspercat9@hotmail.com Lumsden, James Andrewjames.lumsden@student.curtin.edu.au Keithkeith.rainbow@ece.curtin.edu.au Mikemichael.hamer@student.curtin.edu.au Agusagus.ulinuha@postgrad.curtin.edu.au Susannestrawberry_eater@hotmail.com

3. Lab & Tut

4. Schedule

5. Assessment :

6. Lecture - Recommended Text: Robert L Boylestad, “Introductory Circuit Analysis”, 10 th or 11 th Edition, Prentice Hall Inc.

7. Laboratory Pre-lab Research on the experiment topic Lab :- Carry out the experiments Post –Lab Formal Lab report Calculate and answer all the post-lab question Explain “Why” and “How” about your lab results Attendance is compulsory Valid reasons and must be provided Swapping of class and groups are not allowed

8. The Syllabus: Fundamentals of DC Circuits (Week 1-4) Fundamentals of AC Circuits (Week 5-6) Electro-mechanics and Energy Conversion (Week 7-9) Electronic switches and Rectifications (Week 10) Instrumentations and Control (Week 11-12)

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