Electrical Engineer's Guide T.1

This volume of the guide presents:

• selected problems in mathematics and elements of physics related to electrical engineering
• a new electric drawing in line with EU standards
• issues from statics, kinematics and dynamics and strength of materials illustrated by examples
• elements of computer hardware, compression, encryption and coded data, multimedia data, network services, software, etc.
• conductive, superconducting, semiconducting, electroinsulating and magnetic materials
• single-phase electric circuits for sinusoidal alternating circuits of branch circuits, three-phase system, four-phase and active four-phase, electrostatic field, flow field, magnetostatic field and electromagnetic variables
• passive components in electronic circuits, semiconductor devices, classification, signal analysis and processing, power supply systems, analog and digital, analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, assembly of electronic circuits
• control systems, types, non-linearity and quality of automatic control systems, types of regulators, fuzzy modeling and fuzzy regulation, artificial neural networks, mobile and specialist robots
• measurement standards, measurements of electrical and non-electrical quantities, meters and analogue, legal metrology
• test and measurement technique, insulation of high voltage equipment, overvoltages in power devices, lightning and surge protection, grounding in electrical equipment
• state of electrification - generation and decay, electrostatic discharge, static electricity hazards, generation and accumulation of the load on people, means of protection against static electricity
• chemical power sources, primary cells, batteries, fuel cells, recycling, electroplating, deposition of metal, alloy and composite coatings, electrochemical corrosion, methods of corrosion protection
• thermokinetics of electrothermal devices, temperature measurements and regulation, resistive, radiant, electrode, arcing, inductive, capacitive, microwave, plasma, electron, laser and fluorescent, ultrasounds
• telecommunications systems, coding and protection of information against errors, fiber-optic connections, standards for information transfer and computer networks in local connections

The guide is intended primarily for electrical engineers.
It can also be used by engineers of other specialties and students of electrical and energy departments at technical colleges.