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Electrical Power Lab Syllabus 2025

The Electric Power Systems lab course at Al-Quds University focuses on practical experience with electrical equipment, covering generation, transmission, and distribution stages. Key topics include generator characteristics, automatic synchronization, transmission line analysis, and transformer configuration. The course includes a mid-term and final exam, with a grading policy based on attendance, assignments, reports, and exams.

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Electrical Power Lab Syllabus 2025

The Electric Power Systems lab course at Al-Quds University focuses on practical experience with electrical equipment, covering generation, transmission, and distribution stages. Key topics include generator characteristics, automatic synchronization, transmission line analysis, and transformer configuration. The course includes a mid-term and final exam, with a grading policy based on attendance, assignments, reports, and exams.

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Al-Quds University

Department of Engineering
Electrical Engineering - Dual Studies Program (DSEE)
Syllabus

Electric Power Systems lab (1810425)


Spring-Summer 2025

[Fourth Year, Second Semester]

Instructor and lab Information

Instructor Dr. Maher Maghalseh


Teaching Assistant Eng. Aseel Mousa
Office DS labs
Office Hours --
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Lecture Time Monday (13:00 – 17:00)
During Ramadan (12:45 – 15:00)
Credit Hours 1 Credit Hours

Course Description

The Power Systems Lab stresses student familiarity and experience with electrically-oper-
ated equipment. Students will be able to study all stages of the electrical network/grid:
generation, transmission and distribution. In the power generation stage, the student will
learn to start an alternator by using an excitation system and a drive motor. Generator load and no-load
characteristics and automatic synchronization will also be studied. Likewise, the transmission stage will
give the students the opportunity to measure and examine the transmission line characteristics in case of
no-load and the effect of different load types on the lines, the techniques of automated compensation and
finally some earth protection shall be investigated and implemented in the lab. Lastly, the student will
learn to configure and to identify the group of a transformer and understanding their significance.

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Lab topics will weekly be distributed as follows:

Week Subject Date


Brushless and Generator
1 1sr week 17th of March
No-load Characteristics
Generator Load Character-
2 2nd week 24th of March
istics
Expected Eid Alfitr Holi-
3 3rd week 31st of March
days
4 4th week Automatic Synchronization 7th of April
Transmission Line: No-load
5 5th week 14th of April
+ Matched Load
6 6th week Expected Easter Holidays 21st of April
7 7th week MID-TERM Exam 28th of April
Transmission Line: Ohmic
8 8th week Inductive and Ohmic Capa- 5th of May
citive
Transmission Line: Auto-
9 9th week matic Compensation + Ra- 12th of May
dial Network
Transmission Line: Fault to
Earth and Protection
10 10th week + 19th of May
Transformers: Vector
Group
1
11th week Final Exam 26th of May
1

Expected Exam Dates Grading Policy


Mid-Term Exam 28 th
of April Attendance 10%
Final Exam 26 th
of May
Assignments & Exams 15%

Reports 15%

Midterm Exam 20%


Final Exam 40%

Total 100%

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Good luck

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