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ELEC6226 2025-26
Power Electronics for DC Transmission
The syllabus will be based upon several topics relating to the use of power semiconductors and components in power systems. The course starts with considerations of the individual power electronic devices, before moving on to their use as part of an HVDC convertor station. Finally, you will consider issues surrounding HVDC transmission links as a whole, including the relevant cable and line technologies. This will be set against the context of the changing requirements for bulk transmission of power which are affecting electrical grids around the world. -
ELEC6226 2029-30
Power Electronics for DC Transmission
The syllabus will be based upon several topics relating to the use of power semiconductors and components in power systems. The course starts with considerations of the individual power electronic devices, before moving on to their use as part of an HVDC convertor station. Finally, you will consider issues surrounding HVDC transmission links as a whole, including the relevant cable and line technologies. This will be set against the context of the changing requirements for bulk transmission of power which are affecting electrical grids around the world. -
ELEC6221 2028-29
Power Generation: Technology and Impact on Society
The module content allows students to
1) Appreciate the role of electric power in the modern world
– Size of the industry
2) Understand current power demands and projected increase
– Geographic location
– Seasonal and daily variations
3) Learn different generation technologies
– Physical and engineering aspects
– Economy and cost
– Impact on environment
– Political vector -
ELEC6221 2029-30
Power Generation: Technology and Impact on Society
The module content allows students to
1) Appreciate the role of electric power in the modern world
– Size of the industry
2) Understand current power demands and projected increase
– Geographic location
– Seasonal and daily variations
3) Learn different generation technologies
– Physical and engineering aspects
– Economy and cost
– Impact on environment
– Political vector -
ELEC6221 2026-27
Power Generation: Technology and Impact on Society
The module content allows students to
1) Appreciate the role of electric power in the modern world
– Size of the industry
2) Understand current power demands and projected increase
– Geographic location
– Seasonal and daily variations
3) Learn different generation technologies
– Physical and engineering aspects
– Economy and cost
– Impact on environment
– Political vector -
ELEC6221 2030-31
Power Generation: Technology and Impact on Society
The module content allows students to
1) Appreciate the role of electric power in the modern world
– Size of the industry
2) Understand current power demands and projected increase
– Geographic location
– Seasonal and daily variations
3) Learn different generation technologies
– Physical and engineering aspects
– Economy and cost
– Impact on environment
– Political vector -
ELEC6221 2025-26
Power Generation: Technology and Impact on Society
The module content allows students to
1) Appreciate the role of electric power in the modern world
– Size of the industry
2) Understand current power demands and projected increase
– Geographic location
– Seasonal and daily variations
3) Learn different generation technologies
– Physical and engineering aspects
– Economy and cost
– Impact on environment
– Political vector -
ELEC6261 2025-26
Power System Dynamics, Stability and Control
Electric power systems are one of the most important assets of any nation and are responsible for the nation’s assured and non-stop electricity supply. This module provides an overview of the power engineering tools of dynamic modelling, stability analysis and control design, which are needed to ensure that the electricity supply exactly meets the electricity-demand at every instant, and the system operation remains stable so that any unforeseen change or disturbance in the system does not lead to partial or complete system shutdown. The importance of these power engineering tools and concepts are considered in light of the urgently needed large-scale integration of renewable sources to power systems, which may lead to several stability challenges, such as reduced system inertia, stochastic generation and converter driven instabilities. -
ELEC6261 2026-27
Power System Dynamics, Stability and Control
Electric power systems are one of the most important assets of any nation and are responsible for the nation’s assured and non-stop electricity supply. This module provides an overview of the power engineering tools of dynamic modelling, stability analysis and control design, which are needed to ensure that the electricity supply exactly meets the electricity-demand at every instant, and the system operation remains stable so that any unforeseen change or disturbance in the system does not lead to partial or complete system shutdown. The importance of these power engineering tools and concepts are considered in light of the urgently needed large-scale integration of renewable sources to power systems, which may lead to several stability challenges, such as reduced system inertia, stochastic generation and converter driven instabilities. -
ELEC6261 2028-29
Power System Dynamics, Stability and Control
Electric power systems are one of the most important assets of any nation and are responsible for the nation’s assured and non-stop electricity supply. This module provides an overview of the power engineering tools of dynamic modelling, stability analysis and control design, which are needed to ensure that the electricity supply exactly meets the electricity-demand at every instant, and the system operation remains stable so that any unforeseen change or disturbance in the system does not lead to partial or complete system shutdown. The importance of these power engineering tools and concepts are considered in light of the urgently needed large-scale integration of renewable sources to power systems, which may lead to several stability challenges, such as reduced system inertia, stochastic generation and converter driven instabilities.