Electrical Engineering - Electrical Machines Course

Get acquainted with the types of electrical machines and principles of electrical generation

Acknowledge armature winding and the EMF equation

Get in-depth knowledge of DC machines and DC motor and generator

Determine the working principles, construction and operation of transformers

Differentiate between Shell and Core type transformers

Discover insulating materials and transformer oil

Understand magnetic circuit

Know about synchronisation of machines with grid and other fundamentals

Learn about induction motors principles and applications

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Module 1- Introduction

Module 2- Types of Electric Machines and Principle of Electrical Generation

Module 1- Importance and Construction of DC Machines

Module 2- Armature Winding and EMF Equation

Module 3-Solved Example 1

Module 4-Solved Example 2

Module 5-Solved Example 3

Module 6-Solved Example 4

Module 7-Separately Excited DC Machine

Module 8-Shunt and Series DC Machines

Module 9-Solved Example 1 on Separately Excited DC Machine

Module 10-Solved Example 2 on Separately Excited DC Machine

Module 11-Solved Example 3 on Shunt Generator

Module 12-Solved Example 4 on Shunt Generator

Module 13-Solved Example 5 on Series DC Generator

Module 14-Types and Applications of Compound DC Motors

Module 15- Torque-Speed Characteristics and Speed Control of Separately Excited DC Motor

Module 16- Torque-Speed Characteristics of Series DC Motor

Module 17-Solved Example 1 on Speed Control

Module 18-Solved Example 2 on Speed Control

Module 19- Starting of DC Machine

Module 20- Armature Reaction in DC Machines

Module 21-Losses in DC Machines

Module 1- What is a Transformer

Module 2- Importance of Transformer

Module 3-Iron Core of Transformer

Module 4- Magnetic Circuit Inside Transformer

Module 5- Windings of Transformer

Module 6- Why are Windings Made of Copper

Module 7- Classification of Windings

Module 8- Insulating Material and Transformer Oil

Module 9- Conservator of Transformer

Module 10- Breather of Transformer

Module 11- Bushings of Transformer

Module 12- Tap Changer of Transformer

Module 13- Cooling Tubes of Transformer

Module 14- Buchholz Relay of Transformer

Module 15- Explosion Vent

Module 16- Methods of Cooling

Module 17-Types of Transformers

Module 18- Power Transformer and Distribution Transformer

Module 19- Single Phase Core Type Transformer

Module 20-Single Phase Shell Type Transformer

Module 21- 3 Phase Core Type

Module 22- 3 Phase Shell Type

Module 23- Comparison between Shell and Core CSA

Module 24- Comparison between Shell and Core Type

Module 25- Notes

Module 26-Video Explaining The Components in 3D and Real Life

Module 1- Introduction to Magnetic Circuits

Module 2- Induced Emf and Current

Module 3- Ampere Right Hand Rule

Module 4- Magnetic Circuit and Important Definitions

Module 5- Linear and Non Linear Materials

Module 6-Flux Linkage and Reluctance

Module 7- Analogy between Electric and Magnetic Circuits

Module 8- Fringing Effect

Module 9- Example 1 Magnetic Circuits

Module 10- Example 2

Module 11- Example 3

Module 12- Application on Magnetic Circuit - Transformers

Module 1- Introduction to Transformers

Module 2- Construction of Transformer

Module 3-Theory of Operation

Module 4- Ideal Transformer

Module 5-Non Ideal Transformer

Module 6- Effect of Loading on Transformer

Module 7- Transformer Regulation

Module 8- Transformer Losses

Module 9- Transformer Efficiency

Module 10- Transformer Rating

Module 11- Question 1

Module 12- Question 2

Module 13- Question 3

Module 14- Example 1

Module 15- Voltage Relation of Transformer

Module 16- Transformer Exact Equivalent Circuit

Module 17- Concept of Refereeing

Module 18- Approximate Equivalent Circuit

Module 1- Construction and Principle of Operation of Synchronous Generator

Module 2- Principle of Operation of Synchronous Motor

Module 3- Equivalent Circuit and Phasor Diagram of Non Salient Synchronous Machine

Module 4-Solved Example 1 on Non Salient Machine

Module 5-Solved Example 2 on Non Salient Machine

Module 6-Solved Example 3 on Non Salient Machine

Module 7- Solved Example 4 on Non Salient Machine

Module 8-Solved Example 5 on Non Salient Machine

Module 9-Solved Example 6 on Non Salient Machine

Module 10- Equivalent Circuit and Phasor Diagram of Salient Synchronous Machine

Module 11-Solved Example 1 on Salient Machine

Module 12- Solved Example 2 on Salient Machine

Module 13-Solved Example 3 on Salient Machine

Module 14- Parallel Operation of Two Generators

Module 15- Synchronization of Machine with Grid

Module 1- Construction and Theory of Operation of Induction Machines

Module 2- Equivalent Circuit and Power Flow in Induction Motor

Module 3- Torque-Speed Characteristics of Induction Motor

Module 4- Solved Example 1 on Induction Motor

Module 5-Solved Example 2 on Induction Motor

Module 6-Solved Example 3 on Induction Motor

Module 7-Solved Example 4 on Induction Motor

Module 8-Solved Example 5 on Induction Motor

Module 9- Methods of Speed Control of Induction Motor

Module 10- Methods of Starting of Induction Motor

Module 11-Solved Example on Motor Starter

Module 12- Principle of Operation of Doubly Fed Induction Generator

Module 13-Self Excited Induction Generator

Appliance drives

Precision motion control

Renewable/alternative energy

Electric/hybrid-electric vehicles

Autonomous vehicle control

Aerospace, marine, and military vehicles

People already working in the relevant fields and want to polish their knowledge and skill

Students studying mechanical engineering and electrical engineering

People looking/preparing for job opportunities in the relevant fields

Electrical Engineer (Salary: £20,000 to £60,000)

Electricity Generation Worker (Salary: £19,000 to £35,000)

Electrical Engineering Technician (Salary: £24,000 to £43,000)

Auto Electrician (Salary: £17,000 to £37,000)

Engineering Operative (Salary: £18,000 to £25,000)