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  1. D STATCOM
  2. DC GENERATORS
  3. METHODS OF STARTING OF SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
  4. USES OF DC GENERATORS
  5. CHARACTERISTICS OF DC GENERATOR
  6. BENEFITS OF UTILIZING FACTS DEVICES
  7. WEAK BUS IDENTIFICATION
  8. THYRISTOR CONTROLLED SERIES COMPENSATOR TCSC
  9. STATIC SYNCHRONOUS COMPENSATOR STATCOM
  10. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PHOTOVOLTAICS
  11. OPERATION OF THREE PHASE THREE WINDINGS UNIFIED POWER QUALITY CONDITIONER
  12. CLASSIFICATION OF HVDC LINKS
  13. COMPONENTS OF HIGH VOLTAGE DC TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
  14. APPLICATIONS OF HIGH VOLTAGE DC TRANSMISSION
  15. INTERLINE POWER FLOW CONTROLLER IPFC
  16. FACTS TECHNOLOGY
  17. NEED FOR FACTS DEVICES
  18. OPERATING MODES OF UNIFIED POWER FLOW CONTROLLER UPFC
  19. UNIFIED POWER FLOW CONVERTER UPFC
  20. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF UNIFIED POWER FLOW CONTROLLER UPFC
  21. BENEFITS OF VSC BASED TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
  22. SYNCHRONOUS CONDENSER
  23. ADVANTAGES OF THE THYRISTOR CONTROLLED SERIES CAPACITOR
  24. POLARIZATION OF BACK EMF
  25. PRIMARY SECONDARY AND TERTIARY FREQUENCY CONTROL
  26. FREQUENCY CONTROL IN AN ISLANDING SYSTEM AND IN INTERCONNECTED SYSTEMS
  27. COMPARISON BETWEEN STATCOM AND SVC
  28. FACTORS LIMITING POWER FLOW THROUGH TRANSMISSION LINE
  29. LINE LOADABILITY IN AC LINES
  30. KIRCHHOFFS LAWS
  31. ACTIVE CIRCUIT ELEMENTS (ENERGY SOURCES)
  32. FUNCTIONS OF SCADA SYSTEMS
  33. IMPORTANCE OF SWING BUS
  34. CLASSIFICATION OF POWER SYSTEM BUSES
  35. LIMITATIONS OF GAUSS SEIDEL METHOD FOR LOAD FLOW ANALYSIS
  36. WHAT IS LOAD FLOW STUDIES
  37. ELECTRICAL NETWORK THEOREMS
  38. RECIPROCITY THEOREM
  39. KIRCHHOFFS LAWS
  40. CHARACTERISTICS OF MOVING COIL METER MOVEMENT
  41. MEASUREMENT STANDARDS
  42. NEED FOR ELECTRICAL ISOLATION IN SWITCH-MODE DC POWER SUPPLIES
  43. DELETERIOUS EFFECTS OF HARMONIC DISTORTION AND A POOR POWER FACTOR
  44. POWER ELECTRONIC CONVERTER TOPOLOGIES
  45. CLASSIFICATIONS OF POWER SWITCHES
  46. WHAT IS POWER ELECTRONICS
  47. EFFECT OF FEEDBACK ON STABILITY
  48. EFFECT OF FEEDBACK ON OVERALL GAIN
  49. CLOSED LOOP CONTROL SYSTEMS
  50. OPEN LOOP CONTROL SYSTEMS
  51. ADVANTAGES OF CONTROL SYSTEMS
  52. TYPES OF INDUCTORS
  53. TYPES OF CAPACITORS
  54. TYPES OF RESISTORS
  55. SOURCES OF ELECTRICITY
  56. NATURE OF POLE VOLTAGE WAVEFORMS OUTPUT BY PWM INVERTERS
  57. PULSE WIDTH MODULATED INVERTER
  58. THREE PHASE SYSTEMS
  59. INSULATING SOLIDS
  60. SKIN EFFECT
  61. CLASSIFICATION OF POWER SYSTEM STABILITY
  62. POWER SYSTEM STABILITY
  63. WHY USE RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES?
  64. WHY DISTRIBUTED GENERATION SYSTEM?
  65. DISTRIBUTED GENERATION SYSTEMS
  66. POWER MOSFET FEATURES
  67. RAMP AND PEDESTAL UJT-SCR CONTROL CIRCUIT
  68. OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF A GATE TURNOFF THYRISTOR GTO
  69. THE PER UNIT SYSTEM
  70. THE NEED FOR SWITCHING IN POWER ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS
  71. POWER QUALITY SOLUTIONS
  72. POWER QUALITY PROBLEMS IEEE
  73. NULL METHOD OF MEASUREMENT
  74. ANALOGUE INSTRUMENTS
  75. GROUNDING
  76. TYPES OF SUBSYNCHRONOUS RESONANCE INTERACTIONS
  77. SUBSYNCHRONOUS RESONANCE
  78. ADJUSTABLE SPEED AC DRIVES BEHAVIOR DUE TO VOLTAGE SAG
  79. INFLUENCE OF SHORT INTERRUPTIONS ON EQUIPMENT
  80. MONITORING OF SHORT INTERRUPTIONS
  81. CAUSES OF LONG INTERRUPTIONS
  82. SWITCHGEAR EQUIPMENTS
  83. ESSENTIAL FEATURES OF SWITCHGEAR
  84. SWITCHGEAR
  85. INDUCTION REGULATORS
  86. BOOSTER TRANSFORMER
  87. AUTO TRANSFORMER TAP CHANGING
  88. TAP CHANGING TRANSFORMERS
  89. EXCITATION CONTROL
  90. BROWN BOVERI REGULATOR
  91. TIRRILL REGULATOR
  92. VOLTAGE CONTROL
  93. GROUND DETECTORS
  94. BOOSTERS
  95. PROTECTIVE DEVICES AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
  96. TRANSFORMER EXTERNAL FAULTS
  97. GENERATOR OVERHEATING PROTECTION
  98. GENERATOR OVERVOLTAGE PROTECTION
  99. GENERATOR BACKUP PROTECTION
  100. GENERATOR ROTOR PROTECTION
  101. OPERATION OF INDUCTION GENERATOR
  102. GENERATOR COOLANT FAILURE PROTECTION
  103. GENERATOR FIRE PROTECTION
  104. GENERATOR VIBRATION PROTECTION
  105. GENERATOR MOTORING PROTECTION
  106. GENERATOR OVERSPEED PROTECTION
  107. APPLICATIONS OF POWER ELECTRONICS
  108. BASIC INSULATION LEVELS BIL
  109. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RELIABILITY AND SECURITY AND STABILITY
  110. ACTIVE FILTERS OR ACTIVE POWER LINE CONDITIONERS
  111. WHAT IS ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION
  112. VAR COMPENSATION
  113. FACTS SYSTEM CONTROLLER
  114. FLEXIBLE AC TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FACTS
  115. CLASSIFICATION OF ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM BUSES
  116. OBJECTIVES OF LOAD FLOW STUDY
  117. FACTORS AFFECTING TRANSIENT STABILITY
  118. THYRISTOR AS A CONTROLLED CONVERTERS
  119. DIAC
  120. CENTER TAP DIODE RECTIFIER
  121. BIDIRECTIONAL TRIODE THYRISTOR TRIAC
  122. GATE TURN OFF THYRISTOR GTO
  123. SEMICONDUCTORS SWITCH THYRISTOR
  124. SEMICONDUCTORS SWITCH DIODE
  125. HARMONICS EFFECTS ON POWER SYSTEM COMPONENTS
  126. AWARENESS OF POWER ELECTRONICS
  127. RECTIFICATION
  128. REACTORS
  129. IMPORTANCE OF SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENTS
  130. ANALYSIS OF SYMMETRICAL THREE PHASE SHORT CIRCUITS
  131. ADVANTAGES OF PER UNIT SYSTEM
  132. CLASSIFICATION OF POWER SYSTEM BUSES
  133. POWER FLOW STUDIES AND ITS IMPORTANCE
  134. SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE ROTOR TYPES
  135. GRAPH THEORY TERMINOLOGY
  136. CONSTRUCTION OF DC GENERATOR
  137. SINGLE PHASE AND POLYPHASE SYSTEMS
  138. PRIMARY AND BACKUP PROTECTION
  139. THREE PHASE TRANSFORMER WINDING CONNECTIONS
  140. POWER FACTOR
  141. CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
  142. TYPES OF SINGLE PHASE MOTORS
  143. REVERSING DIRECTION OF ROTATION OF UNIVERSAL MOTOR
  144. STANDARD SPLIT PHASE MOTORS
  145. CAPACITOR TYPE SPLIT PHASE MOTORS
  146. STARTERS FOR CAPACITOR TYPE SPLIT PHASE MOTORS
  147. STARTER FOR TWO VALUE CAPACITOR TYPE SPLIT PHASE MOTORS
  148. STARTER FOR A TWO VALUE CAPACITOR MOTOR USING A CURRENT RELAY AND AN AUTO TRANSFORMER
  149. DYNAMIC BREAKING OF SPLIT PHASE MOTORS
  150. PLUG REVERSING OF CAPACITOR START MOTORS
  151. SPEED CONTROL OF SPLIT PHASE MOTORS
  152. SPEED CONTROL OF PERMANENT SPLIT CAPACITOR MOTORS
  153. SPEED CONTROL OF UNIVERSAL MOTOR
  154. UNIVERSAL SERIES MOTORS
  155. TYPES OF DC MOTORS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
  156. SEMI AUTOMATIC AND AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF MODERN MACHINERY
  157. ADVANTAGES OF MAGNETIC CONTROL OF MACHINES
  158. DISADVANTAGES OF MANUAL CONTROL OF MACHINES
  159. SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR STARTING BY USING DAMPER (AMORTISSEUR) WINDING
  160. SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR STARTING WITH AN EXTERNAL MOTOR
  161. SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR STARTING BY REDUCING THE SUPPLY FREQUENCY
  162. METHODS OF STARTING SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
  163. PROPERTIES OF THE TRANSFORMER OIL
  164. INSULATING MEDIA
  165. THERMAL AND VOLTAGE CONSIDERATIONS OF PRACTICAL TRANSFORMER
  166. PERMANENT MAGNET DC MOTOR
  167. THREE PHASE TRANSFORMER WINDING CONNECTIONS
  168. GOALS OF SYSTEM DESIGN
  169. FAULT PROTECTION DEVICES
  170. THE NEED FOR GROUNDING
  171. GROUNDING ELECTRODE
  172. EARTH ELECTRODE
  173. GROUNDING ON BARE ROCK
  174. EFFECTS OF BLACKOUT
  175. ADVANCED SYSTEM PROTECTION
  176. CHOOSING A SPECIFIC SIZE OF GENERATOR
  177. STANDBY GENERATOR TYPES
  178. UPS SYSTEMS
  179. STANDBY POWER SYSTEM NOISE
  180. SEALED LEAD ACID BATTERY
  181. GROUND SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
  182. SWITCHGEAR MAINTENANCE
  183. PLANT MAINTENANCE
  184. PEAK ELECTRICAL POWER DEMAND
  185. ELECTRICAL ENERGY USAGE
  186. FIRST AID PROCEDURES AFTER GETTING SHOCK
  187. ADVANTAGES OF SOLID AND LIQUID FUELS
  188. THERMAL AND VOLTAGE CONSIDERATIONS OF TRANSFORMER
  189. LOAD LOSSES IN TRANSFORMER
  190. CATHODIC PROTECTION
  191. WHAT IS RELAYING?
  192. NAVIGATION AIDS
  193. LIGHTING SYSTEMS FOR ILLUMINATION
  194. INSPECTION AND TESTING OF EQUIPMENTS
  195. REQUIREMENTS OF EQUIPMENTS DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
  196. A TYPICAL FORMAT FOR A EQUIPMENTS SPECIFICATION
  197. THE PURPOSE OF EQUIPMENTS SPECIFICATIONS
  198. AREA CONTROL ERROR
  199. FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTS
  200. POWER GENERATING SYSTEMS
  201. AUXILIARY DEVICES OF SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR
  202. DC CIRCUIT BREAKERS
  203. AC VERSUS DC TRANSMISSION
  204. HIGH VOLTAGE DC TRANSMISSION
  205. VOLTAGE ANALYSIS
  206. BREAKER SCHEMES
  207. CONTROL AND SWITCHING SYSTEMS
  208. SKIN EFFECT
  209. ADVANTAGES OF INTERCONNECTED GRID SYSTEM
  210. MECHANICAL DESIGN OF OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES
  211. REQUIREMENTS OF SATISFACTORY ELECTRIC SUPPLY
  212. TYPES OF LOADS
  213. TYPES OF CONNECTION OF WIND TURBINE TO GRID
  214. DYNAMIC VOLTAGE RESTORER
  215. METHOD OF RESTORING FOR VOLTAGE SAG
  216. SOURCES AND EFFECT OF UNBALANCE IN THREE PHASE POWER SYSTEM
  217. WHY SHOULD ONLY AN ONLINE UPS BE USED WITH A STANDBY GENERATOR?
  218. HOW SHOULD SURGE PROTECTIVE DEVICES BE APPLIED?
  219. WHERE DO POWER QUALITY ISSUES ORIGINATE?
  220. SOURCES OF HARMONICS
  221. POWER QUALITY TERMS
  222. ENERGY MANAGEMENT
  223. HYDROELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
  224. PLANNING OF HYDROELECTRIC FACILITIES
  225. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS AFFECTING PUMPED STORAGE PLANTS
  226. FRAME OF A SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE
  227. STATOR CORE ASSEMBLY OF A SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE
  228. ROTOR OF A SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE
  229. SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR AND CONDENSER STARTING
  230. THERMAL GENERATING PLANTS
  231. THERMAL PLANT AUXILIARY SYSTEM
  232. THERMAL POWER PLANT SWITCHGEAR
  233. SELECTION OF MOTORS
  234. ELECTRICAL ANALYSIS
  235. GENERATOR ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT
  236. TYPES OF MOTORS
  237. ENERGY AND ITS TYPES
  238. GRADES OF ENERGY
  239. STORAGE OF ENERGY
  240. CONVERSIONS OF ENERGIES
  241. FORMS OF ENERGY
  242. HIGH VOLTAGE TESTS ON INTERNAL INSULATION
  243. SCOPE OF OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS
  244. GENERATION OF AC HIGH VOLTAGE BY CASCADED TRANSFORMERS
  245. CASCADED TRANSFORMERS METHOD FOR GENERATING AC HIGH VOLTAGE
  246. EFFECTS OF VOLTAGE SAGS ON LIGHTING LOADS
  247. SURGE PROTECTION OF ROTATING MACHINE
  248. EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON BREAKDOWN VOLTAGE IN VACUUM
  249. CLUMP MECHANISM
  250. SOLID DIELECTRICS USED IN POWER APPARATUS
  251. GROUNDING AND BONDING
  252. TOP 5 POWER QUALITY MYTHS
  253. MAJOR FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO POWER QUALITY ISSUES
  254. POWER QUALITY
  255. POWER QUALITY
  256. POWER QUALITY MEASURABLE QUANTITIES
  257. BATTERY FAQ
  258. MAINTENANCE OF BATTERIES FOR EXTENDING ITS LIFE
  259. BATTERY ARRANGEMENT IN UPS
  260. FACTORS AFFECTING BATTERY PERFORMANCE
  261. HYDROELECTRIC POWER STATION
  262. EQUIPMENT OF STEAM POWER STATION
  263. CHOICE OF SITE FOR STEAM POWER STATIONS
  264. SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT OF STEAM POWER STATION
  265. STEAM POWER STATION OR THERMAL POWER STATION
  266. GENERATING STATIONS
  267. DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
  268. TYPES OF CABLE FAULTS
  269. CONVENTIONAL SOURCES OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY
  270. ROLE OF INSULATORS 
  271. TYPES OF INSULATORS 
  272. ABSOLUTE AND SECONDARY INSTRUMENTS 
  273. BATTERIES FOR AIRCRAFT AND SUBMARINES 
  274. SECONDARY HYBRID CELLS 
  275. MAIN OPERATED BATTERY CHARGERS 
  276. MAINTENANCE OF LEAD ACID CELLS 
  277. STRUCTURE OF PLANTE PLATES 
  278. STRUCTURE OF FAURE PLATES 
  279. INTERNAL RESISTANCE AND CAPACITY OF A CELL 
  280. APPLICATIONS OF LEAD ACID BATTERIES 
  281. PARTS OF A LEAD ACID BATTERY 
  282. POWER ELECTRONICS FOR CONTROL AND GRID INTEGRATION OF WIND TURBINE GENERATORS 
  283. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY BATTERIES 
  284. WEBER AND EWING MOLECULAR THEORY 
  285. CAPACITOR 
  286. BREAKDOWN VOLTAGE AND DIELECTRIC STRENGTH 
  287. STATIC ELECTRICITY 
  288. CORONA AND ITS FORMATION 
  289. FACTORS AFFECTING CORONA 
  290. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF CORONA 
  291. METHODS OF REDUCING CORONA EFFECT 
  292. SUSPENSION TYPE INSULATORS AND ITS ADVANTAGES 
  293. LISSAJOUS FIGURES 
  294. APPLICATIONS OF CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE 
  295. CATHODE RAY TUBE CRT 
  296. CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE CRO 
  297. DC FET VOLT METER 
  298. ESSENTIALS OF AN ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT 
  299. ELECTRONIC VERSUS ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS 
  300. SELECTIVE RESONANCE DUE TO HARMONICS 
  301. NEUTRAL GROUNDING AND ITS ADVANTAGES 
  302. GENERATION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY 
  303. IMPORTANCE OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY 
  304. REQUIREMENTS OF SATISFACTORY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 
  305. EFFECTS OF VARIABLE LOAD ON POWER STATION 
  306. EVALUATING SYSTEM HARMONICS 
  307. EFFECTS AND NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OF HARMONICS 
  308. SOURCES OF HARMONICS 
  309. ROTATING MACHINE AS A SOURCE OF HARMONICS 
  310. MAGNETIZATION NONLINEARITIES OF TRANSFORMERS AS A SOURCE OF HARMONICS 
  311. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON POWER SYSTEM COMPONENTS 
  312. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS 
  313. SOME NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF HARMONICS 
  314. CAUSES OF POWER SYSTEM TRANSIENTS 
  315. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS 
  316. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON CONSUMER EQUIPMENT 
  317. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON CAPACITOR BANKS 
  318. HARMONIC INTERFERENCE WITH POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION 
  319. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON MEASURING INSTRUMENTS 
  320. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON TRANSMISSION SYSTEM 
  321. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON TRANSFORMERS 
  322. EFFECTS OF HARMONICS ON ROTATING MACHINES
  323. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF STAR DELTA STARTER 
  324. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF AUTO TRANSFORMER STARTER 
  325. LIMITATION OF CURRENT OF THREE-PHASE MOTOR 
  326. SOURCES OF HARMONICS 
  327. PREVENTION AND CORRECTION OF VOLTAGE SAG 
  328. IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY OF POWER BY PROPER POWER QUALITY MANAGEMENT 
  329. VOLTAGE IMBALANCE ITS CAUSES AND ITS EFFECTS ON POWER SYSTEM 
  330. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INDUCTION MOTOR AND SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR 
  331. ONE PIECE MOTOR DRIVE COMBINATIONS 
  332. ADJUSTABLE SPEED CONTROL OF DC DRIVES 
  333. ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL DRIVES 
  334. AC DRIVE APPLICATION FACTORS 
  335. MOTOR CONSIDERATIONS WITH AC DRIVES 
  336. ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVES 
  337. MAGNETIC FIELD AND MAGNETIC FLUX 
  338. ACTUATORS 
  339. SOLENOIDS 
  340. 5 PIN RELAY 
  341. RELAYS 
  342. COMMUTATION 
  343. FLEMINGS LEFT HAND RULE 
  344. ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE 
  345. TESTING OF THREE PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR 
  346. ELECTRIC MOTORS 
  347. SWITCHED RELUCTANCE MOTOR 
  348. AC INDUCTION MOTOR 
  349. PERMANENT MAGNET SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR 
  350. BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR 
  351. DIGITAL MOTOR CONTROL 
  352. MOTOR CONTROL APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS 
  353. WEATHER PROTECTED MOTORS 
  354. SERVICE FACTOR OF MOTOR 
  355. BRAKE MOTOR AND ITS APPLICATION 
  356. CHARACTERISTICS OF WEG MOTORS 
  357. DIRECTION OF ROTATION OF THREE-PHASE INDUCTION MOTORS 
  358. INSULATION MATERIALS AND INSULATION SYSTEMS 
  359. ELECTRIC MOTORS 
  360. ADVANTAGES OF HYBRID SYSTEM OVER SEPARATE WIND AND SOLAR GENERATING FACILITIES 
  361. SOLAR CROP DRYERS 
  362. SOLAR STILLS 
  363. SOLAR THERMAL POWER 
  364. PHOTOVOLTAICS 
  365. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SOLAR ENERGY 
  366. SOLAR ENERGY 
  367. MAINTENANCE RESALE AND RECYCLING OF SOLAR SYSTEM 
  368. SELECTING THE RIGHT SIZE OF SOLAR SYSTEM FOR HOME 
  369. CORRECT DIRECTION/ PLACE OF SOLAR PANEL 
  370. THE COMPONENTS OF A GRID TIED PV SYSTEM 
  371. THE HISTORY OF PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGY 
  372. WHY INSTALL A SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEM FOR HOME OR BUSINESS 
  373. THERMOSOLAR AND THERMOELECTRIC ENERGY 
  374. APPLICATION OF PHOTOVOLATIC 
  375. PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS 
  376. SOLAR ENERGY 
  377. FUTURE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY 
  378. POWER FROM THE SUN 
  379. IMPLEMENTING THE TT EARTHING SYSTEM 
  380. MONITORING OF INSULATION AND HELP WITH FIRST FAULT LOCATION 
  381. IMPLEMENTING THE IT EARTHING SYSTEM AND OPERATION 
  382. DIFFERENT TYPES OF EARTHING SYSTEMS 
  383. EARTHING SYSTEMS 
  384. SOLIDLY GROUNDED NEUTRAL SYSTEMS 
  385. UNGROUNDED NEUTRAL SYSTEMS 
  386. IMPORTANCE AND METHODS OF NEUTRAL GROUNDING 
  387. CLASSIFICATION OF ELECTRIC MACHINES 
  388. OVERVIEW OF RENEWABLE ENERGY 
  389. MOTOR STARTERS 
  390. VARIOUS TYPES OF MOUNTS OF MOTORS 
  391. BRAKE MOTORS 
  392. MOTORS FOR PRECISE MOTION CONTROL 
  393. POLYPHASE AC MOTORS 
  394. SINGLE PHASE AC MOTORS 
  395. ELECTRIC MOTOR PRINCIPLES
  396. WHAT IS ENGINEERING AND WHAT DO ENGINEERS HAVE TO DO? 
  397. COMMON TRAITS OF GOOD ENGINEERS 
  398. CLASSIFICATION OF POWER SYSTEM STABILITY 
  399. DETERMINIST V/S PROBABILISTIC 
  400. THE BASICS OF GENETIC ALGORITHMS 
  401. ECONOMICAL GENERATION OPERATION 
  402. OPERATOR TRAINING SIMULATOR 
  403. POWER SYSTEM SECURITY CONTROL 
  404. ENERGY MANAGEMENT 
  405. ELECTRIC LOAD MANAGEMENT 
  406. AUTOMATIC GENERATION CONTROL 
  407. METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF TRANSIENT STABILITY 
  408. FACTORS INFLUENCING TRANSIENT STABILITY 
  409. TRANSIENT STABILITY CONSIDERATIONS IN SYSTEM DESIGN 
  410. TRANSIENT STABILITY CONSIDERATIONS IN SYSTEM OPERATION 
  411. CONSIDERATION OF STABILITY IN SYSTEM DESIGN AND OPERATION 
  412. POWER SYSTEM STABILITY 
  413. NATURE OF POWER SYSTEM OSCILLATIONS 
  414. MITIGATION OF VOLTAGE STABILITY PROBLEMS 
  415. REASONS FOR GROUNDING 
  416. TRADITIONAL SHUNT COMPENSATION 
  417. PRINCIPLES OF SHUNT COMPENSATION 
  418. SHUNT COMPENSATORS 
  419. HYBRID ACTIVE PASSIVE FILTERS 
  420. HARMONIC PRODUCING IDENTIFIED AND UNIDENTIFIED LOADS 
  421. POWER TRANSFORMERS CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO GENERATORS 
  422. POWER TRANSFORMER ACCESSORIES 
  423. INRUSH CURRENT IN TRANSFORMER 
  424. TRANSFORMER TAPS-TURNS RATIO ADJUSTMENT 
  425. THERMAL AND VOLTAGE CONSIDERATIONS OF TRANSFORMER 
  426. LOAD LOSSES IN TRANSFORMER 
  427. TYPES OF COMPUTER MEMORY AND ITS SELECTION 
  428. NiMH BATTERY 
  429. LI-POLYMER BATTERY 
  430. BASICS OF BATTERY 
  431. ELECTRIC VEHICLE OPERATION 
  432. TYPE OF ENERGY AUDIT 
  433. NEED FOR ENERGY AUDIT 
  434. LOSSES IN TRANSFORMER 
  435. ANALOGUE INSTRUMENTS 
  436. HIGH EFFICIENCY MOTOR PROTECTION
  437. CAUSES OF ELECTRICAL POWER OUTAGES 
  438. BASIC CONCEPTS OF WIND POWER SYSTEMS 
  439. COSTS OF ELECTRICAL POWER OUTAGES IN UNITED STATES 
  440. SMART GRID AND MICRO GRID 
  441. MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS 
  442. ELECTRICAL POWER BALANCING AUTHORITIES AND ITS RESPONSIBILITIES 
  443. PLANNING AND OPERATING A RELIABLE AND ADEQUATE POWER SYSTEM 
  444. WAYS TO MEASURE ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM RELIABILITY 
  445. ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES 
  446. BENEFITS OF ENERGY STORAGE TO TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 
  447. HVDC 
  448. SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT 
  449. SUBSTATIONS 
  450. PRIMARY COMPONENTS OF AN OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINE 
  451. AUTOMATIC GENERATION CONTROLS (AGC) 
  452. YAW CONTROL AND SPEED CONTROL OF WIND TURBINE 
  453. EFFECTS OF SHORT CIRCUITS ON TRANSFORMERS 
  454. NEW VERSUS EXISTING SUBSTATIONS 
  455. WIND POWER SYSTEM DESIGN FEATURES 
  456. WIND POWER SYSTEM COMPONENTS 
  457. SOCIETAL BENEFITS OF ELECTRICITY 
  458. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GRID STATION AND SUB STATION 
  459. ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT TERMINOLOGIES 
  460. CONTROL OF FIXED SHUNT REACTORS 
  461. APPLICATIONS OF VARIABLE SHUNT REACTOR VSR 
  462. VARIABLE SHUNT REACTOR VSR 
  463. FIXED SHUNT REACTOR 
  464. SHUNT REACTORS 
  465. VOLTAGE REGULATING DEVICES 
  466. VOLTAGE STABILITY 
  467. REACTIVE POWER 
  468. PER UNIT QUANTITIES 
  469. SEQUENCE IMPEDANCES OF NETWORK COMPONENTS 
  470. ASSUMPTIONS COMMONLY MADE IN THREE PHASE FAULT STUDIES 
  471. SYMMETRICAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS 
  472. FAULT CURRENTS IN SYNCHRONOUS MACHINES 
  473. POWER SYSTEM FAULT ANALYSIS 
  474. CURRENT LIMITING REACTOR 
  475. SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT LIMITATION TECHNIQUES
  476. SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS PROTECTION AGAINST ACCIDENTAL ENERGIZATION 
  477. SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR TRIPPING PRINCIPLES 
  478. PROTECTION OF SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS 
  479. FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS IN CONTROL AND PROTECTION 
  480. SPECIAL PROTECTION SCHEMES 
  481. VOLTAGE STABILITY AND UNDERVOLTAGE LOAD SHEDDING 
  482. OVERLOAD AND UNDERFREQUENCY LOAD SHEDDING 
  483. TRANSIENT STABILITY AND OUT-OF-STEP PROTECTION 
  484. PILOT PROTECTION 
  485. THE NATURE OF RELAYING 
  486. TRANSMISSION LINE PROTECTION 
  487. IMPACT OF SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR DIGITAL MULTIFUNCTION RELAYS 
  488. TYPES OF TRANSFORMER FAULTS 
  489. SHUNT REACTOR APPLICATIONS 
  490. SERIES AND SHUNT CAPACITOR BANK APPLICATIONS 
  491. TRANSMISSION LINE SWITCHING OPERATIONS 
  492. SWITCHING SURGES 
  493. OVERVOLTAGES CAUSED BY INDIRECT LIGHTNING STROKES 
  494. EFFECTS OF VERY FAST TRANSIENTS ON EQUIPMENTS 
  495. CURRENT ACTUATED RELAYS 
  496. PILOT PROTECTION
  497. STANDBY CAPACITY OF PLAIN CABLE FEEDERS AND TRANSFORMER FEEDERS 
  498. METAL OXIDE SEMICONDUCTOR FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTOR (MOSFET) 
  499. SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE CURRENT LIMITING CIRCUIT BREAKER 
  500. METAL OXIDE VARISTOR 
  501. SHUNT REACTIVE POWER COMPENSATION 
  502. NEED FOR REACTIVE POWER COMPENSATION 
  503. TECHNICAL COMPLEXITIES AND RISKS OF GRID INTERCONNECTIONS 
  504. GENERAL POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF GRID INTERCONNECTIONS 
  505. REACTIVE POWER AND ITS SOURCES 
  506. BEHAVIOUR OF SHUNT REACTOR DURING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL FAULTS 
  507. TYPICAL CONTROL SCHEMES OF SHUNT REACTOR 
  508. MECHANICAL FAULT DETECTION OF SHUNT REACTOR 
  509. TURN TO TURN PROTECTION SCHEMES OF SHUNT REACTOR 
  510. OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF SHUNT REACTOR 
  511. FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTS 
  512. STEAM TURBINE POWER PLANTS 
  513. REAL TIME ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION 
  514. TYPES OF ELECTRIC LOADS 
  515. CLASSIFICATION OF POWER SYSTEM STABILITY 
  516. TRANSIENT STABILITY CONSIDERATIONS IN SYSTEM OPERATION 
  517. TRANSIENT STABILITY CONSIDERATIONS IN SYSTEM DESIGN 
  518. FACTORS INFLUENCING TRANSIENT STABILITY 
  519. METHODS OF ANALYSIS OF TRANSIENT STABILITY 
  520. POWER SYSTEM STABILITY 
  521. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF FUEL CELL POWER PLANTS 
  522. NEED OF BACKUP POWER IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRIES 
  523. FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM OF DIESEL ENGINE 
  524. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF DIESEL POWER PLANT 
  525. DIESEL POWER STATION 
  526. ELECTRONIC FUSES 
  527. MAGNETIC HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT BREAKER 
  528. CIRCUIT BREAKERS 
  529. MELTING FUSES 
  530. RELAY DESIGNS 
  531. PILOT PROTECTION 
  532. DISTANCE RELAYS 
  533. INSTANTANEOUS OVERCURRENT RELAYS 
  534. INVERSE TIME DELAY OVERCURRENT RELAYS 
  535. FUSES 
  536. PRIMARY AND BACKUP PROTECTION SYSTEM 
  537. SPEED OF RELAY 
  538. TYPES OF TRANSFORMER FAULTS 
  539. SAFETY IN POWER PLANTS 
  540. COMMON HAZARDS IN POWER PLANTS 
  541. TYING HYDROPOWER TO OTHER ENERGY FORMS 
  542. PEAKING WITH HYDROPOWER 
  543. UTILIZING ELECTRIC ENERGY FROM TIDAL POWER PLANTS 
  544. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS IN ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS 
  545. ELECTRIC UTILITY RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION 
  546. DISTRIBUTION 
  547. TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICAL POWER 
  548. ONE LINE DIAGRAM OF ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM 
  549. ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION 
  550. ELECTRIC UTILITY FUNCTIONS AND SYSTEMS 
  551. DIODE 
  552. MICROCONTROLLER VERSUS MICROPROCESSOR 
  553. APPLICATIONS OF MICROCONTROLLER
  554. WHAT IS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 
  555. ELECTRICAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 
  556. IDEAL AND REAL WORLD CIRCUIT ELEMENTS 
  557. DISCRETE TIME SIGNALS 
  558. COMMUNICATING INFORMATION WITH SIGNALS 
  559. ELECTRIC POWER UTILIZATION IN MOTORS 
  560. ELECTRIC LOAD RELATED ISSUES 
  561. MULTIFUNCTION POWER METER 
  562. POWER DISTRIBUTION BY SCADA HISTORY 
  563. IMPLEMENTATION OF DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION 
  564. ELECTRIC LOAD MODELING CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES 
  565. ELECTRIC LOAD CLASSIFICATION 
  566. INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS 
  567. SINGLE STATOR ELECTROMECHANICAL METER
  568. APPLICATION OF DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION 
  569. DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION OF POWER TRANSFORMER 
  570. TRANSFORMER NAMEPLATE RATING 
  571. COOLING METHODS OF POWER TRANSFORMER 
  572. TYPES OF POWER TRANSFORMER FAILURES 
  573. WORKING PRINCIPLE OF POWER TRANSFORMER 
  574. MAIN CONSTRUCTIONAL PARTS OF POWER TRANSFORMER 
  575. DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION OF A POWER TRANSFORMER 
  576. TYPES OF FAULTS ON POWER TRANSFORMER 
  577. POWER TRANSFORMER AND ITS IMPORTANCE
  578. CLASSIFICATION OF ENERGY 
  579. WORKING OF PLASMA CHAMBERS 
  580. BREAKDOWN OF SOLID INSULATING MATERIALS 
  581. BREAKDOWN OF COMPOSITE INSULATION 
  582. ELECTRO CHEMICAL BREAKDOWN 
  583. SURFACE BREAKDOWN 
  584. PURIFICATION OF A LIQUID FOR TESTING 
  585. BREAKDOWN OF COMMERCIAL LIQUIDS 
  586. TESTING VOLTAGES 
  587. VENTILATION OR COOLING OF AN ALTERNATOR 
  588. SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS 
  589. CRITICAL RESISTANCE FOR A SERIES GENERATOR 
  590. CRITICAL FIELD RESISTANCE FOR A SHUNT GENERATOR 
  591. DC GENERATOR CHARACTERISTICS 
  592. PARALLEL OPERATION OF DC MOTORS 
  593. SERIES OPERATION OF DC MOTORS 
  594. THE FIRST LAW OF ELECTROSTATICS 
  595. THERMIONIC EMISSION 
  596. PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT 
  597. THERMOELECTRICITY 
  598. PIEZOELECTRIC EFFECT 
  599. MAGNETIC INDUCTION 
  600. STATIC ELECTRICITY 
  601. ELECTROCHEMISTRY 
  602. METHODS OF PRODUCING ELECTRICITY 
  603. ELECTRIC CURRENT 
  604. VOLTAGE 
  605. BOOLEAN ALGEBRA 
  606. POWER ENGINEERING 
  607. COMPUTER NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET 
  608. RADIO AND TELEVISION 
  609. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE 
  610. TELECOMMUNICATION 
  611. ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION 
  612. KIRCHHOFF’S CURRENT LAW 
  613. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND A SUCCESSFUL CAREER 
  614. CAUSES OF SHORT CIRCUITS 
  615. DIFFERENT TYPES OF SHORT CIRCUITS 
  616. SHORT CIRCUIT CHARACTERISTICS 
  617. MOTORING OPERATION OF A DC MACHINE 
  618. HETEROPOLAR DC GENERATORS 
  619. HOMOPOLAR MACHINES 
  620. PRINCIPLES OF DC MACHINES 
  621. GOVERNOR SYSTEM USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  622. EXCITATION SYSTEM USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  623. GENERATOR TERMINAL EQUIPMENT USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  624. POWER LOSS IN SERVICE MAINS 
  625. POWER QUALITY ISSUES WITH RENEWABLE ENERGY 
  626. HYBRID SYSTEM AND ITS MERITS 
  627. HARMONICS AND ITS CAUSES 
  628. RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES 
  629. POWER QUALITY 
  630. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A CABLE CONDITION MONITORING PROGRAM 
  631. OPTIMUM LOADING OF HYBRID SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER 
  632. WIND TURBINES 
  633. SWITCHGEAR AND MOTOR CONTROL CENTRES 
  634. DC UPS 
  635. UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLIES 
  636. CONSTRUCTION OF DC MOTOR 
  637. PROTECTION SYSTEMS OF HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  638. HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT 
  639. CONTROL SYSTEMS USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  640. GENERATOR SWITCHGEAR USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  641. GENERATOR STEP UP TRANSFORMER 
  642. FLOW CONTROL EQUIPMENT USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  643. GENERATOR USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  644. TURBINE USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  645. FLOW CONTROL EQUIPMENT USED IN HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT 
  646. HYDROELECTRIC PLANT FEATURES 
  647. METHODS OF STARTING INDUCTION MOTORS 
  648. OPERATING PRINCIPLES OF T RANSFORMERS 
  649. CRITICAL TIMES FOR INDUCTION MOTORS 
  650. PLANNING OF HYDROELECTRIC FACILITIES 
  651. HYDROELECTRIC POWER GENERATION 
  652. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES 
  653. SELF INDUCTANCE 
  654. MUTUAL INDUCTANCE 
  655. EFFICIENCY OF A TRANSFORMER 
  656. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF THREE PHASE INDUCTION MOTOR 
  657. MAIN AND PILOT EXCITER 
  658. PHSOR DIAGRAM OF A TWO AXIS SALIENT POLE GENERATOR 
  659. OPERATION OF GENERATOR 
  660. SUB TRANSIENT STATE ARMATURE REACTION 
  661. TRANSIENT STATE ARMATURE REACTION 
  662. STEADY STATE ARMATURE REACTION 
  663. GENERATOR OPERATION 
  664. COMMON ASPECTS BETWEEN GENERATORS AND MOTORS 
  665. GOVERNING SYSTEMS FOR GAS TURBINES 
  666. STARTING METHODS FOR GAS TURBINES 
  667. FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED AT THE DESIGN STAGE OF A POWER PLANT 
  668. FUEL FOR GAS TURBINES 
  669. SINGLE AND TWO SHAFT GAS TURBINES 
  670. COORDINATION WITH OTHER DISCIPLINES 
  671. INDIVIDUAL SWITCHBOARDS AND MOTOR CONTROL CENTRES 
  672. DEVELOPMENT OF SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAMS 
  673. RATING OF MOTORS IN RELATION TO THEIR DRIVEN MACHINES 
  674. MODERN POWER SYSTEM 
  675. NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 
  676. HYDEL POWER PLANTS 
  677. THERMAL POWER PLANT 
  678. AC GENERATOR 
  679. STANDBY CAPACITY OF PLAIN CABLE FEEDERS AND TRANSFORMER FEEDERS 
  680. HEAVY INDUSTRIAL GAS TURBINES 
  681. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL GAS TURBINES 
  682. AERO DERIVATIVE GAS TURBINES 
  683. CLASSIFICATION OF GAS TURBINE ENGINES 
  684. PRELIMINARY SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAMS 
  685. BATTERY CAPACITY