Electrical Engineering Basics

Author: Wang Xinxin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This textbook is published according to the editorial planning of the Compilation and Review Committee of Higher Vocational Electronic and Information Textbooks and is intended for teaching use in electronic-related majors and related fields. During the writing process, the traditional disciplinary classification system was broken, and the circuit fundamentals of traditional electronic majors and the electrical technology courses for non-electronic majors were appropriately integrated. Adhering to the principle of "sufficient and practical," the theoretical depth was reduced, and the textbook content was carefully selected. This book is one of the series textbooks for higher vocational electronic and information majors, divided into eight chapters: Basic Concepts and Laws of Circuits, Analysis and Calculation of DC Resistance Circuits, Transient Processes in Circuits, Sinusoidal Steady-State AC Circuits, Three-Phase AC Circuits, An Overview of Signals and Systems, Transformers, and Motors. Starting from the basic concepts of circuits, it explains circuit composition, basic circuit laws, and general methods for analyzing simple circuits, introducing the functions, structures, and working principles of common electrical equipment such as transformers and motors. In terms of writing arrangement, it emphasizes basic concepts and laws, omits complex formula derivations, simplifies cumbersome circuit analysis, and incorporates practical circuits to strive for a step-by-step, easy-to-understand, and concise approach with strong practicality. Each chapter includes summaries and a wealth of exercises for teachers and students to use, facilitating both teaching and self-study.