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EEE-209 Lecture Notes Overview

This document outlines lecture notes for a fundamentals of electrical and electronics engineering course. It introduces the topics covered in the course, including power, communications, electronics, computers, control, and signal processing. It explains that modern engineering systems almost never deal with purely mechanical or electrical domains, but rather involve mechanical/electrical interfaces like sensors, actuators, generators, and motors. Even seemingly electronic systems involve mechanical and thermal interactions. The course aims to provide an understanding of electrical principles, circuit elements, basic circuit analysis, operational amplifiers, DC and AC power, magnetic circuits, and electromechanics to help mechanical and electrical engineers work with multi-domain systems.

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EEE-209 Lecture Notes Overview

This document outlines lecture notes for a fundamentals of electrical and electronics engineering course. It introduces the topics covered in the course, including power, communications, electronics, computers, control, and signal processing. It explains that modern engineering systems almost never deal with purely mechanical or electrical domains, but rather involve mechanical/electrical interfaces like sensors, actuators, generators, and motors. Even seemingly electronic systems involve mechanical and thermal interactions. The course aims to provide an understanding of electrical principles, circuit elements, basic circuit analysis, operational amplifiers, DC and AC power, magnetic circuits, and electromechanics to help mechanical and electrical engineers work with multi-domain systems.

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Fundamentals of Electrical and

Electronics Engineering
EEE-209 Lecture Notes

A. Prof. Dr. Murat Fahrioglu


METU Northern Cyprus Campus

References:
Lecture notes by Prof. Dr. O. Sevaiolu, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, METU
Electrical Circuit Analysis 3rd Ed. by Johnson, Johnson, Hilburn, and Scott
G. Rizzoni, Principl. and Appl. of Electrical Engineering (4th Ed.), McGraw Hill, 2003.
Electric Circuits 8th Ed. by Nilsson & Riedel
Engineering Circuit Analysis 7th Ed. by Hayt, Kemmerly, and Durbin
Introduction

Lecture 1

Murat Fahrioglu 2
Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE)

Study and application of electricity in areas such as


Power
Communications
Electronics
Computers
Control
Signal Processing
Biomedical
and many specialized fields

Murat Fahrioglu 3
Why need a course on EEE?
Real life is full of mechanical/electrical interfaces.

Can you think of a contemporary engineering system that is


fully mechanical or fully electrical?

Murat Fahrioglu 4
Why need a course on EEE?
Real life is full of mechanical/electrical interfaces.

Can you think of a contemporary engineering system that is


fully mechanical or fully electrical?
An interesting system almost never is in todays world

We are surrounded by:


Sensors
Actuators (devices which transform an input signal, mainly an
electrical signal, into motion)
Generators
Motors

Murat Fahrioglu 5
Why need a course on EEE?
Real life is full of mechanical/electrical interfaces.

Can you think of a contemporary engineering system that is


fully mechanical or fully electrical?
An interesting system almost never is in todays world

We are surrounded by:


Sensors
Actuators
Generators
Motors

Even a seemingly fully electronic system with unmoving parts


has plenty of mechanical/thermal interactions and vice versa:
Computer system:

Murat Fahrioglu 6
Why need a course on EEE?
Real life is full of mechanical/electrical interfaces.

Can you think of a contemporary engineering system that is


fully mechanical or fully electrical?
An interesting system almost never is in todays world

We are surrounded by:


Sensors
Actuators
Generators
Motors

Even a seemingly fully electronic system with unmoving parts


has plenty of mechanical/thermal interactions and vice versa:
Computer system: Heat dissipation/fans, keyboard/buttons, mouse,
compact design methods,
Murat Fahrioglu 7
Why need a course on EEE?
Very likely that a Mechanical Engineer works on engineering a
system with electrical and/or electronic components
Vice versa for Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Need to have an intuition on parts of the system that deals


with electricity
Principles of electricity
Circuit elements
Basic circuit analysis techniques
Operational Amplifiers
DC vs. AC power
Magnetic Circuits
Principles of Electromechanics

Murat Fahrioglu 8

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