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Physics 1, Part 2: Electrical Engineering (EEng), WS2022/23

Course: E_1.08 Physics: Mechanics, Electricity and Magentism, WS2022/23, Part 2: “Electrical Engineering”
Course ID: EE_1.08_2 (part of EE_1.08)

Structure of E_1.08 Physics: Mechanics, Electricity and Magentism

We group the topics “electricity” and “magnetism” together under the term electrical engineering.
The course EE_1.08 consists of two course parts:

  1. Mechanics (EE_1.08_1) and
  2. Electrical Engineering (EE_1.08_2).

The two course parts are conducted separately by two lecturers.

Course Part General Topic Abbreviation Course ID Lecturer
Part 1 Mechanics Mech EE_1.08_1 Dr. Irmgard Buder
Part 2 Electrical Engineering EEng EE_1.08_2 Dr. Rolf Becker

Exam and Grading


UPDATE ON GRADING:
Written Exam: 100 points,
Lab Exercises: 20 EXTRA points!

The two course parts form one module with one exam.

You will pass the module with 50 points.
100 points is scored as 1.0
120 points is scored as 1.0

The scores are distributed as follows:

Part Points New Points Allocation
Mech written exam 50 50
EEng written exam 30 50
EEng lab exercises 20 (extra lab points) 20
max 100 100 (+20)

Examples

Points Score
< 50 FAIL
50 pass
30 (written) + 20 (lab) = 50 pass
45 (written) + 5 (lab) = 50 pass
100 (written) + 0 (lab) = 100 1.0
80 (written) + 20 (lab) = 100 1.0
100 + 20 (lab) → 100 (limited) 1.0

EEng Lecture

  • Lecture Room: 01 00 215 (HS 1)
  • Lecture Time: THU, 12:15 - 15:30

Lecture

The lectures will be given live on campus. At least the EEng part will be streamed, recorded and uploaded for later offline access.
The links to the videos are shared on the Discord channel of this course.

Relationship with other Courses

The course EEng is used to lay the foundations for the following courses:

  1. (EE_2.03) Physics 2: Thermodynamics, Radiation, Heat Transfer,
  2. (EE_3.02) Energy Technology,
  3. (EE_4.03) Applied Measurement and Control

Lab Teams, Lab Groups and Lab Exercises

UPDATE: Each student can earn 20 EXTRA points max by completing $\ge$ 4 lab experiments.

Conditions and Assumptions (2022-10-17)

The assumptions and conditions may change.

Total number of students attending the Moodle course (approx.) 90
Total number of students interested in lab exercises (?) 90
A single student team consists of members: 3
Total number of student teams: 30
Number of teams per student groups (larger entities): 6
Number of student groups: 5
Number of lab sessions per group: 2
Number of experiments per lab session: $\ge$ 2

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Literature and Resources

Lab Guidelines

Preparation for the Students


If you are not prepared perfectly you will not be able to gain max. points!

Topics of EEng

:!: Go to TOPICS page.

Sessions

videos

Date Topics Notes / Keywords
2022-09-29 Introduction, motivation: PV cells, I-V curve, charge, current, grav. pot. energy session 1
2022-10-06 voltage, circuit, Ohm's law session 2
2022-10-13 electrical power: burn 10 Ohms, Jupyter notebook: lin. model fitting session 3
2022-10-20 Kirchhoff's laws, potentiometer, LDR, capacitor, LTspice session 4
2022-10-27 Charging and discharging of capacitor, charge, current, differential equations session 4
2022-11-03 Charging and discharging of capacitor, capacitive touch, RC lowpass with signal generator,
LTspice simulation, Bode plot
session 6
2022-11-10
2022-11-17 Capacitive reactance, impedance, complex numbers
2022-11-24 Inductive reactance, impedance, RC circuit, RLC circuit
2022-12-01 Waves, semiconductors, PN-junction, diodes, internal photoeffect, photovoltaics
2022-12-08 Photovoltaics, diodes, equivalent circuit models of PV cells, partial shading,
bypass diodes, LTspice modeling
session 11
2022-12-15
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