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PART 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRIC ENGINEERINGChapter 1 Circuit Fundamentals1.1 Electrostatic Charges1.2 Conductors, Insulators and Semiconductors1.3 Current, Voltage and Resistance1.4 Measuring Resistance , Voltage and Current1.5 DC Series Electrical Circuit1.6 Alternating Current (AC) VoltageChapter 2 Analog Electronics2. 1 Introduction2.2 Operational Amplifiers2. 3 Differential and Instrumentation Amplifiers2. 4 Integrator and Differentiator2. 5 Active FiltersChapter 3 Digital Electronics3.1 Introduction3.2 Digital Number Systems3.3 Binary Logic Circuits3.4 Combination Logic Gates3.5 Timing and Storage ElementsChapter 4 Power Electronics Technology4. 1 Introduction ...4. 2 Applications and the Roles of Power Electronics4. 3 Energy and Environment4.4 Structure of Power Electronics Interface4. 5 Voltage-Link-Structure4. 6 Recent and Potential AdvancementsChapter 5 Magnetism and Electromagnetism5.1 Introduction5.2 Permanent Magnets5.3 Magnetic Field Around Conductors and a Coil5.4 Ohm's Law for Magnetic Circuits5.5 Domain Theory of Magnetism5.6 Electricity Produced by MagnetismPART 2 CONTROL THEORY AND TECHNOLOGYChapter 6 Knowledge of Control Theory6.1 What Is Control6.2 Feedback6.3 PID Control6.4 Adaptive ControlChapter 7 Motor Drives and Controls7.1 DC Motor Drives7.2 Inverter-fed Induction Motor DrivesChapter 8 Programmable Logic Controller Technology8.1 Introduction8.2 PLC Operation Process8.3 PLC Maintenance ManagementChapter 9 Single Chip Microcomputer Control Technology9.1 Foundation9.2 A Single chip Microcomputer Integrated CircuitChapter 10 Computer Networking Basics10.1 Foundation10.2 Applications10. 3 Reguirements10.4 Links, Nodes and Clouds10.5 Network ArchitecturePART 3 ELECRICAL MACHINES AND DEVICESChapter 11 Direct-Current Machine11.1 Introduction11.2 Basic Structural Feature11.3 Effect of Armature MMFChapter 12 Three-Phase Induction Motor12.1 Introduction12.2 Construction of Three-phase Induction Motor12.3 Principle of Operation12.4 Equivalent CircuitChapter 13 Synchronous Machine13.1 Introduction13.2 Principle of OperationChapter 14 Transformer14.1 Introduction14. 2 Transformer Construction14. 3 Ideal TransformerChapter 15 Alternating-Current Contactors and Relays15.1 Introduction 15.2 Alternating-Current Contactor15.3 RelaysPART 4 POWER SYSTEMSChapter 16 Operating Characteristics of Modern Power Systems16. 1 Transmission and Distribution Systems16.2 Power System Controls16. 3 Generator-Voltage Control16. 4 Turbine-Governor Control16.5 Load-Frequency Control16. 6 Optimal Power Flow16. 7 Power System StabilityChapter 17 Generating Plants17.1 Electric Energy17.2 Fossil-Fuel Plant17.3 Nuclear Power Plant17.4 Hydroelectric Power PlantChapter 18 New Energy Technology18.1 Wind Power Systems18.2 PhotovoRaic Systems18.3 Geothermal Energy18.4 Clean Energy18.5 Report on China Renewable Energy Market, 2008Chapter 19 High Voltage Insulation19.1 Introduction19.2 Lightning19.3 Switching Surges19. 4 Insulation CoordinationChapter 20 System Protection20. 1 Introduction20. 2 Protection of Radial Systems20. 3 System with Two Sources20. 4 Impedance (Distance) Relays20.5 Differential Protection of Generators20. 6 Differential Protection of Transformers20. 7 Computer Relaying