Electrical Engineering Technology: Electrical Engineering I

Author: Chen Zhongqi, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: This book aligns with the fundamental teaching requirements for the Electrical Engineering course issued by the former State Education Commission in 1995 and is written to meet the needs of the new trends in teaching and technological development in the 21st century. It focuses on the fundamentals of circuit analysis, highlighting two types of constraints—the Kirchhoff's laws and the voltage-current relationships of components—as a central thread throughout the course. These constraints serve as the basic basis and starting point for establishing various circuit equations. Mastering these two types of constraints enables students from non-electrical disciplines to systematically grasp the methods of circuit analysis within a limited number of teaching hours. In this regard, this book differs from other versions of the "Electrical Engineering" textbook. Additionally, it introduces transformers, motors, and electrical control technology. This book can be used in conjunction with "Electronic Technology (Electrical Engineering II)" edited by Jiao Yang as a textbook for non-electrical disciplines in higher education institutions. It is also suitable for reference by other engineering professionals and technical personnel.