ELE 102 Basic Electrical Technology (BET)
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering,
Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal University
Academic Session: Jan 2010 – May 2010
Course Overview
• Course Outline
• Overview of Electrical System
• Analysis of Electric Circuits
• Analysis of Magnetic Circuits
• Introduction to Electrical Machinery
• Electrical Measuring Instruments
• Electrical power scenario in India
• References
• E. Hughes, Electrical and Electronics Technology, Pearson
• Nagasarkar & Sukhija, Basic Electrical Technology, Oxford
• Nagrath & Kothari, Basic Electrical Technology, Tata McGraw Hill
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Academic Schedule
• Commencement of Class : January 04, 2010
• Test 1 : February, 2010
• Test 2 : Mar, 2010
• Test 3 : April, 2010
• End Semester Examination : April-May, 2010
• Make-up examination : Before next semester reopening
• Commencement of Next Semester : July, 2010
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Instructions
• 4 Credit Course [3 1 0 4]
• Use of Non-programmable scientific Calculators
• Grading system
• Sessional Tests : 50 %
• Best 2 of 3 Tests : 40 %
• 1 Hour duration with no Choice
• Assignments : 10 %
• 3 assignments
• Late Submission beyond 5 days not permitted
• End Semester Evaluation : 50 %
• 3 Hour duration, 5 out of 6 Questions
• 75 % compulsory attendance of contact hours
• Prior Permission from HOD/Section Coordinator is necessary in case of
absence due to Institute/University events participation
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Assignment Evaluation Guidelines
• 3 Assignment Sheets of 10 questions each
• Assignment Marking not related to test performance
• Assignment Evaluation
• Each assignment : 10 marks
• Marks deductions
• Question not written for the solution : 1 Mark
• Solutions not in same order as given in assignment: 1 Mark
• Not attempted / Incomplete solution : 1 Mark per question
• Late Submission : 1 Mark per day for 5 days
• Zero marks for assignments submitted 5 days beyond last date
• All Assignments must be submitted in the a single assignment
note book.
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Faculty Team
Subject coordinator
Section
Prof. Mohan Kumar S (MKS)
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Prof. Mohan Kumar S (MKS)
B
Dr. Savitha Kini (SGK)
C
Mr. T. S. Sudheer Kumar (TSK)
D
Mrs. Sandhyalakshmi (SL)
E
Mrs. Vijayalaxmi (VL)
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Mr. Harish Kumar J. R. (HK)
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Dr. C. S. Adiga (CSA)
H
Mrs. Soubhagya Seetha (SS)
I
Dr. P. Giridhar Kini (PGK)
J
Mr. M. V. Kamath (MVK)
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Introduction to the course
Electric Power System
Branch of Electrical Engineering which deal with the
Technology of
Generation,
Transmission and
Distribution
DC Power system
Pearl Street Station in New York City, 1882
“Illuminating Companies” by Thomas A. Edison
Three phase AC Power System, 1896
2 Generators & Transmission line @ 25 Hz
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Power System Components
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Generation subsystem
Transmission subsystem
Sub-transmission subsystem
Distribution subsystem
Protection & Control subsystem
Most complex man made system !
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Power System Structure
GENERATION
3 Phase, 50 Hz
11 kV to 22 kV
TO OTHER
POOL MEMBER
TO OTHER
POOL MEMBER
EHV AC: 765 kV, 400 kV
HV AC: 220 kV
HVDC:  500 kV
TRANSMISSION
NETWORK
Very large
Customers
SUB TRANSMISSION
NETWORK
132 kV, 110 kV,
66 kV, 33 kV
Large
Customers
Primary 11 kV
DISTRIBUTION
NETWORK
Secondary 415 V
Medium
Customers
Small Customers
(3 Phase 415 V/ 1 Phase, 240 V)
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Power System Structure
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Transmission & Distribution Voltage Levels
Transmission Networks – EHV AC
or HVDC
Operates @ 765 kV/ 400 kV/ 220 kV AC or  500 kV DC
AC Sub-Transmission Networks
Operates @ 132 kV/ 110 kV/ 66 kV/ 33 KV
AC Distribution Network
Primary side: 11 kV
Secondary side: 415 V, 4 wire
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