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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA

COURSE INFORMATION

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PROGRAMME

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME

ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM 2

CODE NAME

ETE 401

LEVEL

2 SEMESTER 4

CREDIT UNIT

3.0

CONTACT HOUR

FACE TO FACE

: 5.0 HOURS/WEEK

NON FACE TO FACE

COURSE TYPE

VOCATIONAL

PREREQUISITE

ETE 103 - ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM 1

CORE REQUISITE

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COURSE OUTCOMES
At the end of the course, students should be able to:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

State the main function of the transformer.

Identify the main parts of a single-phase power transformer windings double.
Explain the principles of single phase power transformer windings double.
Solve simple calculations transformer ratio.
Describes the types of power losses in the transformer.
Identify the operation principle of voltage and current transformer.
Determine size and ratio of voltage and current transformer.

COURSE DESCRIPTION
A continuation of Electrical Power System 1. This course to provide students with the knowledge and skills related to the functions, parts, types,

usage and connectivity of transformer the right way according established standards

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CONTENT AND LEARNING STANDARDS

PROGRAMME

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME

ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM 2

CODE NAME

ETE 401

CONTENT STANDARD
1.

INTRODUCTION TO
TRANSFORMER

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LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

1.1 State the main function of the

transformer.

1.1.1 Determine the main function of the transformer

according to the standard of engineering equipment.

1.2 Identify the main parts of a singlephase power transformer double

wound.

1.2.1

Recognize the main parts of a single-phase power

transformer double wound according to the standard
of engineering equipment.

1.3 Explain the principles of single phase

power transformer double wound.

1.3.1

Clarify the principles of single-phase power

transformer double wound according to the standard
of engineering equipment.

1.4 Solve simple calculations

transformer ratio.

1.4.1

Perform and solve simple calculations transformer

ratio according to the standard of engineering
equipment.

1.5 Describes the types of power losses

in the transformer.

1.5.1

Explain the types of power losses in the transformer

according to the standard of engineering equipment.

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CONTENT AND LEARNING STANDARDS

PROGRAMME

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME

ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM 2

CODE NAME

ETE 401

CONTENT STANDARD
2.

IDEN
TIFY VOLTAGE
TRANSFORMER

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LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

2.1 Explain transformer voltage

operating principles.

2.1.1

Recognize the voltage transformer operating

principles according to IEE Regulations.

2.2 Identify types of voltage transformer.

2.2.1

Determine the types of voltage transformers

according to industry needs.

2.3 Perform voltage connection circuit

transformer

2.3.1

Apply connecting transformers voltage circuit

according to IEE Regulations.

2.3.2

Practice safe working environment according to 5S

standard.

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CONTENT AND LEARNING STANDARDS

PROGRAMME

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME

ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM 2

CODE NAME

ETE 401

CONTENT STANDARD
3.

IDEN
TIFY CURRENT
TRANSFORMER

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LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

3.1 Explain current operating principles

transformer.

3.1.1 Recognize the current transformer operating

principles according to IEE Regulations.

3.2 Identify size and current ratio

transformer.

3.2.1

Determine size and current ratio of industries

transformer according to standard procedure.

3.3 Perform circuit current connection

transformer.

3.3.1

Determine connecting current transformer circuits

according to IEE Regulation.

3.3.2

Practice safe working environment according to 5S

standard.

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