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Electrical Engineering is a technical basic course for electrical engineering and automation majors. Through the study of various types of motors in the process of generation, transmission and application of electric energy, we will be familiar with and master the working principles of these motors, understand the structure of the motor, master the analysis methods of the motor, and be familiar with the engineering applications of the motor. Based on the analytical thinking from actual motor devices to theoretical circuit models, and then to practical engineering applications, we will build a complete professional knowledge structure and follow-up professional courses for students, laying the necessary foundation for motor theory and engineering.
Chapters
Chapter 1：Chapter 1 Lecture 1 Introduction (1) (44 minutes and 47 seconds)
Chapter 2：Chapter 1 Lecture 1 Introduction (2) (44 minutes and 19 seconds)
Chapter 3：Chapter 1 Lecture 2 Introduction (3) (44 minutes and 8 seconds)
Chapter 4：Chapter 1 Lecture 2 Introduction (4) (43 minutes and 2 seconds)
Chapter 5：Chapter 2 Lecture 1 DC Motor (1) (40 minutes and 41 seconds)
Chapter 6：Chapter 2 Lecture 2 DC Motor (2) (43 minutes and 41 seconds)
Chapter 7：Chapter 2 Lecture 2 DC Motor (3) (43 minutes and 39 seconds)
Chapter 8：Chapter 2 Lecture 3 DC Motor (4) (45 minutes and 42 seconds)
Chapter 9：Chapter 2 Lecture 3 DC Motor (5) (43 minutes and 5 seconds)
Chapter 10：Chapter 2 Lecture 3 DC Motor (6) (42 minutes and 5 seconds)
Chapter 11：Chapter 2 Lecture 4 DC Motor (7) (42 minutes and 42 seconds)
Chapter 12：Chapter 2 Lecture 4 DC Motor (8) (44 minutes and 39 seconds)
Chapter 13：Chapter 2 Lecture 5 DC Motor (9) (45 minutes and 9 seconds)
Chapter 14：Chapter 2 Lecture 5 DC Motor (10) (24 minutes and 1 seconds)
Chapter 15：Chapter 2 Lecture 6 DC Motor (11) (20 minutes and 48 seconds)
Chapter 16：Chapter 3 Lecture 1 Transformer (1) (44 minutes and 0 seconds)
Chapter 17：Chapter 3 Lecture 2 Transformers (2) (43 minutes and 59 seconds)
Chapter 18：Chapter 3 Lecture 2 Transformers (3) (44 minutes and 57 seconds)
Chapter 19：Chapter 3 Lecture 3 Transformers (4) (41 minutes and 22 seconds)
Chapter 20：Chapter 3 Lecture 3 Transformers (5) (38 minutes and 7 seconds)
Chapter 21：Chapter 3 Lecture 4 Transformers (6) (46 minutes and 21 seconds)
Chapter 22：Chapter 3 Lecture 4 Transformers (7) (44 minutes and 41 seconds)
Chapter 23：Chapter 3 Lecture 5 Transformers (8) (43 minutes and 47 seconds)
Chapter 24：Chapter 3 Lecture 5 Transformers (9) (43 minutes and 39 seconds)
Chapter 25：Chapter 3 Lecture 6 Transformers (10) (42 minutes and 0 seconds)
Chapter 26：Chapter 3 Lecture 6 Transformers (11) (42 minutes and 59 seconds)
Chapter 27：Chapter 3 Lecture 7 Transformers (12) (48 minutes and 28 seconds)
Chapter 28：Chapter 3 Lecture 8 Transformers (13) (44 minutes and 21 seconds)
Chapter 29：Chapter 3 Lecture 8 Transformers (14) (44 minutes and 33 seconds)
Chapter 30：Chapter 3 Lecture 9 Transformers (15) (33 minutes and 53 seconds)
Chapter 31：Chapter 3 Lecture 9 Transformers (16) (42 minutes and 7 seconds)
Chapter 32：Chapter 3 Lecture 9 Transformers (17) (51 minutes and 29 seconds)
Chapter 33：Chapter 3 Lecture 10 Transformers (18) (35 minutes and 1 seconds)
Chapter 34：Chapter 3 Lecture 10 Transformers (19) (48 minutes and 46 seconds)
Chapter 35：Chapter 3 Lecture 10 Transformers (20) (11 minutes and 7 seconds)
Chapter 36：Chapter 4 Lecture 1 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (1) (42 minutes and 56 seconds)
Chapter 37：Chapter 4 Lecture 1 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (2) (44 minutes and 27 seconds)
Chapter 38：Chapter 4 Lecture 1 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (3) (42 minutes and 42 seconds)
Chapter 39：Chapter 4 Lecture 2 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (4) (38 minutes and 51 seconds)
Chapter 40：Chapter 4 Lecture 3 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (5) (44 minutes and 26 seconds)
Chapter 41：Chapter 4 Lecture 4 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (6) (44 minutes and 23 seconds)
Chapter 42：Chapter 4 Lecture 4 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (7) (44 minutes and 24 seconds)
Chapter 43：Chapter 4 Lecture 5 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (8) (46 minutes and 41 seconds)
Chapter 44：Chapter 4 Lecture 5 Basic Theory of AC Motor Windings (9) (52 minutes and 50 seconds)
Chapter 45：Chapter 5 Lecture 1 Asynchronous Motor (1) (35 minutes and 59 seconds)
Chapter 46：Chapter 5 Lecture 2 Asynchronous Motor (2) (45 minutes and 29 seconds)
Chapter 47：Chapter 5 Lecture 2 Asynchronous Motor (3) (26 minutes and 47 seconds)
Chapter 48：Chapter 5 Lecture 3 Asynchronous Motor (4) (43 minutes and 43 seconds)
Chapter 49：Chapter 5 Lecture 4 Asynchronous Motor (5) (43 minutes and 29 seconds)
Chapter 50：Chapter 5 Lecture 4 Asynchronous Motor (6) (43 minutes and 13 seconds)
Chapter 51：Chapter 5 Lecture 5 Asynchronous Motor (7) (40 minutes and 12 seconds)
Chapter 52：Chapter 5 Lecture 5 Asynchronous Motor (8) (39 minutes and 49 seconds)
Chapter 53：Chapter 5 Lecture 6 Asynchronous Motor (9) (45 minutes and 34 seconds)
Chapter 54：Chapter 5 Lecture 7 Asynchronous Motor (10) (44 minutes and 24 seconds)
Chapter 55：Chapter 5 Lecture 8 Asynchronous Motor (11) (45 minutes and 24 seconds)
Chapter 56：Chapter 5 Lecture 8 Asynchronous Motor (12) (41 minutes and 0 seconds)
Chapter 57：Chapter 5 Lecture 9 Asynchronous Motor (13) (38 minutes and 27 seconds)
Chapter 58：Chapter 5 Lecture 9 Asynchronous Motor (14) (39 minutes and 22 seconds)
Chapter 59：Chapter 5 Lecture 9 Asynchronous Motor (15) (37 minutes and 0 seconds)
Chapter 60：Chapter 5 Lecture 10 Asynchronous Motor (16) (42 minutes and 53 seconds)
Chapter 61：Chapter 5 Lecture 10 Asynchronous Motor (17) (37 minutes and 39 seconds)
Chapter 62：Chapter 5 Lecture 11 Asynchronous Motor (18) (41 minutes and 22 seconds)
Chapter 63：Chapter 5 Lecture 11 Asynchronous Motor (19) (40 minutes and 13 seconds)
Chapter 64：Chapter 6 Lecture 1 Synchronous Motor (1) (44 minutes and 26 seconds)
Chapter 65：Chapter 6 Lecture 2 Synchronous Motor (2) (44 minutes and 40 seconds)
Chapter 66：Chapter 6 Lecture 3 Synchronous Motor (3) (44 minutes and 41 seconds)
Chapter 67：Chapter 6 Lecture 3 Synchronous Motor (4) (44 minutes and 26 seconds)
Chapter 68：Chapter 6 Lecture 4 Synchronous Motor (5) (43 minutes and 19 seconds)
Chapter 69：Chapter 6 Lecture 4 Synchronous Motor (6) (43 minutes and 57 seconds)
Chapter 70：Chapter 6 Lecture 5 Synchronous Motor (7) (45 minutes and 21 seconds)
Chapter 71：Chapter 6 Lecture 6 Synchronous Motor (8) (45 minutes and 17 seconds)
Chapter 72：Chapter 6 Lecture 7 Synchronous Motor (9) (44 minutes and 39 seconds)
Chapter 73：Chapter 6 Lecture 8 Synchronous Motor (10) (44 minutes and 34 seconds)
Chapter 74：Chapter 6 Lecture 9 Synchronous Motor (11) (45 minutes and 14 seconds)
Chapter 75：Chapter 6 Lecture 10 Synchronous Motor (12) (45 minutes and 9 seconds)
Chapter 76：Chapter 6 Lecture 11 Synchronous Motor (13) (41 minutes and 17 seconds)
Chapter 77：Chapter 6 Lecture 12 Synchronous Motor (14) (44 minutes and 17 seconds)
Chapter 78：Chapter 6 Lecture 13 Synchronous Motor (15) (45 minutes and 14 seconds)
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