NTC-01.01 “Electrical engineering and basic electronics”

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The educational laboratory stand is designed for conducting laboratory work in electrical engineering and the fundamentals of electronics in higher, secondary specialized, and vocational-technical educational institutions. During laboratory sessions, various electrical circuits and devices are studied. Students verify fundamental electrical laws such as Ohm’s and Kirchhoff’s laws, as well as methods for calculating and modeling circuits with different power sources, loads, and components. The coursework explores the operation modes of resistive, nonlinear, and variable circuits, as well as resonance phenomena and reactive effects in circuits with inductances and capacitances. Particular attention is given to the characteristics of power transmission lines, three-phase systems, transformers, and various types of electric motors. The laboratory studies include parameters and behavior of active elements such as Zener diodes, semiconductor devices, amplifiers, oscillators, and control circuits for electric drives and energy converters. Additionally, processes like capacitor charging, operation of time relays, digital devices (flip-flops, counters), and sinusoidal oscillators are investigated.
 
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