MARA JAPAN INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE BERANANG

Diploma in Electronic Engineering (Data Transmission & Network)

Course Title ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

Course Code DFV 11093

Status Discipline Core

Level Diploma

Lecturer(s) SUHANA BINTI RASHID

Rationale for the

inclusion of the This is a fundamental course in electronic engineering and lays the foundation for any
course in the engineering programme.
programme
Semester and Year
Sem 2 / Yr 1
Offered
Total Student
Face to Face Others ILT SLT
Learning Time
(Hours) (Hours) (Hours) (Hours)
(SLT)
L T P
L = Lecture
T = Tutorial
32 16 24 11 37 120
P = Practical

Credit Value 3

Prerequisite (if any) EFV 1023 - Electric Circuit

After completing the course, students should be able to:

1. Explain basic concept for AC electric circuits, transformer and three phase
system. (C2)
Learning 2. Analyze current, voltage, impedance, power, power factor, phase relationship
Outcomes between current and voltage for basic AC electrical circuit, transformer and three
phase system. (C4)
3. Show the ability to perform experiments. (P2)
4. Work collaboratively in a team during practical session and demonstrate skill of
communication through written assignment or oral presentation. (A3)

Transferable Skills Writing skill, practical skills and presentation skill

Teaching-learning strategy:
Teaching-learning
and assessment Teaching and learning will be via face to face, experiential method & work
strategy collaboratively. Student will also be required to do their own self-study and research
for certain topics, homework and assignment

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 Assessment strategy:

Assessment will be both formative and summative. Students learning will be

assessed using quizzes, oral presentation, in classroom test, group assignment and
individual/group practical. Peer evaluation will be part of the assessment of a team
work for group assignment.

Mode of Delivery Lecture, tutorial, practical, demonstration

This course focuses on the behaviors of passive elements in circuits with AC power
supplies. Students will be exposed to the measurements of current, voltage and
Synopsis power of electric circuits with AC voltage source. The course also includes basic
concept and application of transformer and the fundamental knowledge of three
phase power system.

Course Work (60%)

T1(T) : Theory Test 1& 2 15% A1 : Practical 30%

T2(Q) : Quiz 5%
T3(P) : Theory Assignment 6%
Assessment With presentation
Scheme T4(A) : Theory Assignment 4%

Final Exam (40%)

T5(F) : Final Theory 40 %

Pass – 50 marks and above

Fail – Other than the above
Mapping of the
course to the As attached (MQA-P06)
Programme Aims

Mapping of the
course to the
Programme As attached (MQA-P05)
Learning
Outcomes

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 Hours
Unit Content Title
Lecture Tutorial Practical ILT

1.0 Introduction to alternating current

and voltage

1.1 AC System
1.2 The Sine wave
1.3 Sinusoidal voltage source
1.4 Voltage and current values of
sine waves
1.5 Angular measurement of sine
waves
1.6 The sine wave formula
1.7 Introduction to Phasors
1.8 Analysis of AC Circuits
1.9 Superimposed dc and ac
voltages

2.0 RC circuits

2.1 Sinusoidal response of RC

circuits
2.2 Impedance and phase angle of
series RC circuits
2.3 Analysis of series RC circuits
2.4 Impedance and phase angle of
parallel RC circuits
2.5 Analysis of parallel RC circuits
2.6 Combination of series and
parallel RC circuits
2.7 Power in RC circuits

3.0 RL circuits

3.1 Sinusoidal response of RL

circuits
3.2 Impedance and phase angle of
series RL circuits
3.3 Analysis of series RL circuits
3.4 Impedance and phase angle of
parallel RL circuits
3.5 Analysis of parallel RL circuits
3.6 Combination of series and
parallel RL circuits
3.7 Power in RL circuits

4.0 RLC circuits and resonance

4.1 Impedance, analysis of series

RLC circuits
4.2 Series resonance
4.3 Impedance analysis of parallel
RLC circuits
4.4 Parallel resonance
4.5 Power in RLC circuits

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 5.0 Transformer

5.1 The basic transformer

5.2 Basic operation of a
transformer
5.3 Ideal transformer
5.4 Step-up transformer
5.5 Step-down transformer
5.6 Isolation transformer
5.7 Reflected load
5.8 Impedance matching
5.9 Polarity
5.10 Practical transformer
5.11 Transformer ratings
5.12 Transformer efficiency
5.13 Types of transformer

6.0 Balanced three phase system

6.1 Advantages of three phase

system
6.2 Generation of single phase
6.3 Generation of two phase
winding
6.4 Generation of three phase
winding
6.5 Types of three phase
connections
6.6 Voltage and current in three
phase system
6.7 Three phase load
6.8 Three phase source/load
analysis
6.9 Measurement of three phase
power

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1. Thomas Floyd / David M. Buchla, Electric Circuits Fundamentals, 2010

2. D. P Kothari Basic electrical engineering 3rd ed 2010
3. Allan R. Hambley, Electrical Engineering (Principles And Applications -
Main References
Fifth Edition), 2011.
4. Ravish R singh Basic electrical and electronics engineering 2010
Bakashi, U.A Electrical Engineering Bakashi, U.A

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