Per Unit Analysis for Single and Three Phase Systems

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Per Unit Analysis for Single and Three Phase Systems

Per Unit Analysis for Single and Three Phase Systems is an online course designed to help learners understand the per-unit (PU) system used in electrical power engineering. Available on Course Plus, this course covers essential topics such as per-phase analysis, the normalization process, single-phase per-unit examples, three-phase per-unit analysis, transformer configurations, change of bases, and system circuit analysis. Through worked examples and step-by-step explanations, learners will explore how electrical quantities such as voltage, current, impedance, and power are expressed on a common normalized base to simplify complex power system calculations.

This course is suitable for electrical engineering students and learners who want to strengthen their knowledge of power system analysis and transformer calculations. By studying per-unit calculations in single-phase and three-phase systems, learners can develop the skills needed to analyze electrical networks, work with different transformer configurations, and understand how changing base values affects system quantities. The course also provides practical examples to help reinforce theoretical concepts and improve problem-solving abilities. Enroll in Course Plus to build your understanding of per-unit analysis and develop a strong foundation for further study in electrical power systems.

What is the Per Unit Analysis for Single and Three Phase Systems course about?
This course explains the per-unit system used in electrical engineering to simplify calculations involving voltage, current, power, and impedance in single-phase and three-phase power systems.
Who should take this course?
This course is suitable for electrical engineering students, power engineering learners, and professionals who want to improve their understanding of electrical network and transformer analysis.
What topics are covered in this course?
The course covers per-phase analysis, normalization, single-phase per-unit calculations, three-phase systems, transformer configurations, change of bases, system circuit analysis, and worked examples.
Why is per-unit analysis important in electrical power systems?
Per-unit analysis expresses electrical quantities relative to selected base values, making it easier to compare equipment ratings, simplify transformer calculations, and analyze interconnected power systems.
. Do I need prior knowledge of electrical engineering to enroll?
Yes, a basic understanding of electrical circuits, AC power, three-phase systems, and transformers is recommended to help you understand the calculations and follow the examples effectively.
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Duration 6 h 13 mins
Lectures 13
Level Advanced
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