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Course Curriculum

**Power Engineering: Power System Analysis – Part 1**
Power in Single-Phase AC Circuits
Review of Single-Phase Power for Power System Analysis 00:13:00
Example – Single-Phase Power Systems 00:06:00
Complex Power and the Power Triangle – Fundamental Concepts in Power Systems 00:09:00
Example – Complex Power in Power Systems 00:10:00
Complex Power Flow in Power Systems 00:16:00
Example – Complex Power Flow in Power Systems 00:13:00
Power in Three-Phase AC Circuits
Balanced Three-Phase Circuits in Power Systems 00:08:00
Wye-Connected Loads in Power Systems 00:13:00
Example – Wye-Connected Loads in Power Systems 00:10:00
Delta-Connected Loads in Power Systems 00:10:00
Example – Delta-Connected Loads in Power Systems 00:09:00
Delta-Wye Transformation of Power System Loads 00:10:00
Example – Delta-Wye Transformation of Power System Loads 00:13:00
Balanced Three-Phase Power in Power Systems 00:11:00
Per-Phase Analysis of Power Systems 00:04:00
Example – Per-Phase Analysis of Power Systems 00:11:00
**Power Engineering: Power System Analysis – Part 2**
Generator Models in Power System Analysis
The Synchronous Generator and its use in Power Systems 00:13:00
Circuit Model 00:05:00
Voltage Regulation 00:04:00
The Power Angle 00:10:00
Example – Generator Circuit Model 00:06:00
Example – Generator Voltage Regulation 00:03:00
Example – Generator Output Power 00:05:00
Transformer Models in Power System Analysis
The Power Transformer and its use in Power Systems 00:05:00
Exact Equivalent Circuit 00:11:00
Exact Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Primary Side 00:08:00
Approximate Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Primary Side 00:06:00
Approximate Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Secondary Side 00:03:00
Simplified Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Primary Side 00:04:00
Simplified Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Secondary Side 00:03:00
The Per-Unit System in Power System Analysis
Introduction to the Per-Unit System and its use in Power System Analysis 00:07:00
Example – Per-Unit Calculations 00:05:00
Transmission Line Models in Power System Analysis
Introduction to Transmission Lines and Their Use in Power Systems 00:04:00
The Short Length Transmission Line Model 00:10:00
Example – Short Line Models 00:11:00
**Power Engineering: Power System Analysis – Part 3**
Power Flow (Load Flow) Analysis in Power Systems
Introduction to Power Flow Analysis in Power Systems 00:04:00
The Bus Admittance Matrix of a Power System 00:20:00
Example – Calculating the Bus Admittance Matrix of a Power System 00:09:00
Power Flow (Load Flow) Studies in Power Systems 00:11:00
The Power Flow Equation 00:07:00
The Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 1 00:15:00
The Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 2 00:14:00
Example – Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 1 00:17:00
Example – Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 2 00:13:00
Example – Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 3 00:11:00
Example – Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 4 00:10:00
Example – Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 5 00:08:00
Example – Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method – Part 6 00:18:00
Short Circuit Analysis of Balanced Faults in Power Systems
Introduction to Short Circuit Analysis of Power Systems 00:06:00
Balanced (Three-Phase) Faults in Power Systems 00:07:00
Short Circuit Analysis of Unbalanced Faults in Power Systems
Introduction to Symmetrical Components and its use in Power Engineering 00:15:00
Positive, Negative, and Zero Sequence Voltages in Power Systems 00:07:00
Positive, Negative, and Zero Sequence Currents in Power Systems 00:06:00
Positive, Negative, and Zero Sequence Impedances in Power Systems 00:09:00
**Power Engineering: Power System Analysis – Part 4**
Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 4
Definition of Stability in Power Systems 00:06:00
Definition of Steady-State Stability of Power Systems 00:02:00
Definition of Transient Stability of Power Systems 00:04:00
The Swing Equation in Power Systems 00:18:00
Synchronous Machine Reactances During Transients 00:10:00
The Power Angle Curve 00:08:00
Steady-State Stability of Power Systems
Synchronizing Power 00:15:00
Natural Frequency of Oscillation 00:07:00
Damping Power 00:03:00
Damping Ratio 00:05:00
Damped Frequency of Oscillation 00:05:00
Rotor Angles During Transients 00:03:00
Frequency During Transients 00:02:00
Response Time Constant and Settling Time 00:03:00

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