Introduction | Course Syllabus | Laboratory Rules |Some Reminders

 Name : Lorelisa Ethel Luya

 Contact: lorelisa.ethel.luya@eee.upd.edu.ph
 Office : Room 424 EEEI New Building

 Consultation Hours : MTW 9AM-12NN

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 Nickname

 Field of Interest. If graduating, what is your EE

190/198 topic?
 Short discussion per topic then hands-on
exercises

 Exercises are done by groups of three to four

members each.
 Lab fees only cover the USE of the lab equipment. It
does not cover misuse, abuse, or negligence thereof.

 If you mishandle equipment (deliberately, negligently,

or ignorantly), you shall receive grade demerits, a
failing grade, and/or suspension, depending on the
gravity of the offense.

 Ignorance is inexcusable.
 It is highly recommended that you have a
access to a computer with MS Excel or similar
software for data analysis.
Avoid working alone at all costs.
 Food and/or drinks are not allowed inside the
lab. You can eat outside if you want.

 Clean your workspace before leaving. Return all

used equipment to their proper places.

 If possible, come to class prepared, sober, and

well-rested.
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 PREREQUISITES:
◦ EEE 43: Electromechanical Energy Conversion
◦ EEE 44: Electrical Machine Operation and Control
◦ EEE 103: Introduction to Power Systems
 CREDITS: 1 unit laboratory (1 session per week,
3 hours per session)
 Course Overview Know the course goals, laboratory rules, class requirements, and expectations.
1 General Principles of Equipment Characterization Have an overview of equipment characterization and needed
skills.
Basic Mathematical Techniques in Equipment Characterization Know how to mathematically relate one variable
2 to another using linear regression
Lab 1: Regression Analysis
Power Measurements Operate and characterize watt meters for AC power measurement
3
Lab 2: Power Measurement
Characterization of Transformers Design, prototype, and characterize your own single-phase transformer and
operate it in a 3-phase transformer setup
4-7
DP1: Transformer Design Exercise
Lab 3: Characterization of Transformers
Characterization of DC Motors and Generators Operate and characterize shunt, series, and compound DC motors
and generators
Lab 4: Operation of DC Motors
8-12
Lab 5: Operation of DC Generators
Lab 6: Characterization of DC Generators
Lab 7: Characterization of DC Motors

Characterization of Synchronous Generators Operate and characterize synchronous generators;

13-14
Lab 8: Operation and Characterization of Synchronous Generators

Characterization of Induction and Special Motors Operate and characterize induction motors and special motors
15-16
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10 pts Worksheet on Regression Analysis Lab 1

10 pts Report 1: Power Measurements Lab 2

Report 2a: Design of a Single Phase Transformer and DP1

10 pts DP 1
Checking
Report 2b: Operation and Characterization of
10 pts Lab 3
Transformers

15 pts Report 3: Operation and Characterization of DC Motors Lab 4 & 5

Report 4: Operation and Characterization of DC

15 pts Lab 6 & 7
Generators
Report 5: Operation and Characterization of Synchronous
15 pts Lab 8
Generators
Report 6: Operation and Characterization of Induction
10 pts Lab 9
Motors and Special Motors
All Labs
10 pts EE 146 Portfolio
and DP
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 Laboratory experiments are done by group and data is shared with
the whole class for report writing. Reports are done by group.
 Each report should contain the following at the minimum: (i)
abstract, (ii) introduction, (iii) various subsections on important
concepts; each subsection discusses the data gathering process,
data analysis, and discussions, (iv) summary of key findings, and (v)
reflection.
 The EE 146 portfolio is a compilation of Reports 1 to 6 in an e-book
format. A “preface” should be added to discuss your key learnings in
EE 146 and a position paper. The details of the “preface” are to
follow.

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 FINAL GRADE. Your grade is equal to your total
accumulated points divided by the total points.

 ATTENDANCE. Attendance will be checked

during exercises and project demonstrations.
You will receive a grade of zero if you are absent
during the exercise or project demonstrations.
Per University Rules, if a student misses three (3) or
more laboratory meetings, he/she shall drop the
subject, else be given a grade of 5.00
Attendance will be checked after 15 minutes of
the scheduled start of class.
 LATE SUBMISSIONS. Report submissions are via
UVLE. Submissions made outside the designated
UVLE submission bin are considered late and will
automatically merit a grade of zero.

 INCOMPLETE. You will be given a grade of INC if

you fail to submit a working DP or your portfolio
containing the preface and the six reports. This is,
of course, provided that you have a passing
standing. Otherwise, you will receive a grade of
5.0.
 Check the rating of the equipment before
connecting it to a power source.

 Wear sensible clothes and footwear.

 Make sure that power sources are turned off

before wiring your circuits or before changing
your circuit connections.
 Double-check your connections before
powering your circuit.

 Be wary of loose connections or faulty

equipment.

 Use proper judgment to use the lab equipment

appropriately and properly.
UVLE
 Class: EE146 (Luya)
 Enrolment Key: UPnamingmahal