Electrical Engineering (Non-Electrical Majors)

Author: Yuan Hong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is written according to the basic teaching requirements for non-electrical engineering courses in electrical and electronic technology, as formulated by the Electrical Engineering Curriculum Guidance Group of the Ministry of Education, and is aligned with the educational reform goals of the 21st century. It is suitable for faculty and students of relevant disciplines in universities of engineering, such as mechanical, materials, business and economics, chemical engineering, construction, and computer science. The textbook is divided into two parts: fundamentals and applications. The fundamentals part can be used for 30–40 hours of teaching in related disciplines. The content is arranged based on the volt-ampere relationships, power relationships, and energy relationships of component models, using fundamental laws and basic analysis methods as tools, with excitation and response as the main thread, gradually deepening the course content in line with cognitive patterns. The applications part can be used for 30–40 hours of teaching in related disciplines. This part strives to meet the needs of different disciplines and reflect the latest achievements in technological development. Accompanying this book is the Selected Collection of Question Types for Electrical Engineering Technology, which is published simultaneously to facilitate reader use.