Electrical Engineering

What it is about

You will learn the physical basics and the analysis of electrical circuits as well as electrical and magnetic fields. You will also gain insight into electrical machines, power semiconductors, DC-DC converters (e.g., Buck, Boost) and exemplary drive systems, so that you can understand and apply fundamental electrical drive components in an aerospace context.

What you will be able to do

Understanding of voltage, current and electric/magnetic fields
Analysis of linear electrical networks
Application to AC and three-phase systems
Fundamentals of the operation and construction of electrical machines
Knowledge of the principle of semiconductor devices and their use in converters

What the module consists of

LectureConveying the theoretical foundations through presentations and derivations
TutorialProblem solving to deepen knowledge; presentation and discussion of solution paths

Teaching method

Frontal teaching (Lecture)for systematic conveyance of the theoretical foundations
Work-based instruction in exercises (problem solving)for deeper understanding through repeated calculation and application of what has been learned
Online materials (slide collection, exercises, scripts)to support self-study and practice

Dates

Lecture with exerciseElectrical Engineering (1)2 groups to choose from

AMon08:00–10:00
MW 2001 Rudolf-Diesel-Hörsaal (5510.02.001)
14× · 19.10.–01.02.
- 19.10.
- 26.10.
- 02.11.
- 09.11.
- 16.11.
- 23.11.
- 30.11.
- 07.12.
- 14.12.
- 21.12.
- 11.01.
- 18.01.
- 25.01.
- 01.02.
BMon16:00–17:00
MW 0001, Hörsaal (5510.EG.001)
14× · 19.10.–01.02.
- 19.10.
- 26.10.
- 02.11.
- 09.11.
- 16.11.
- 23.11.
- 30.11.
- 07.12.
- 14.12.
- 21.12.
- 11.01.
- 18.01.
- 25.01.
- 01.02.

From the current semester, not binding. You attend one of several groups; the timetable automatically suggests the one with the fewest clashes.

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