USNA EE-301


EE301


 Electrical Fundamentals and Applications


(3-2-4) Provide an understanding of AC and DC circuits which can be used to make simplified models of fleet systems. Circuits of ideal resistors, capacitors, inductors and sources are analyzed to predict steady state and first order transient voltage, current, and power characteristics. Principles of operation and analysis techniques for ideal transformers are also covered.  Laboratory exercises employ standard measurement equipment found in the fleet to compare and contrast theoretical prediction with real circuit performance.

Prereq: SP212. 


 Course Information
(.pdf files require Adobe Acrobat® Reader™ available from USNA IRC or Adobe sites.)

Course Policy Statement

Policies for homework, grades, and class participation. 

Learning Objectives

List of things you are expected to know upon completion of the course.

Syllabus

Links to class schedule, daily lectures and homework assignments and solutions.  Lesson objectives are included in each lecture.

Handouts

Miscellaneous Handouts to aid in studying.

Course Equation Sheet

Equation sheet for use during exams and quizzes.

Group EI Attendance

Blank list for keeping track of who attended group EI.


Course Coordinator:

LT Juan Moreno

Phone:

410-293-6836

Email:

moreno@usna.edu

Web page point of contact:  LCDR Robert Schultz

 

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United States Naval Academy • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
eedept@usna.edu • 410-293-6150