ELECT 200B

Second Semester Industrial Electricity

PREREQUISITES: Elect 200A
DESCRIPTION: 18 weeks, 8 Units, 6 hours lecture, 6 hours
lab. The operational theory, practice and electrical codes as
associated with Direct Current Motors and Generators. An
introduction to Alternating Current and AC circuits.
METHOD OF INSTRUCTION: The course will include
lectures, problem solving from designated chapter materials in
the course outline. Selected problems are the responsibility of
the student through homework assignments in accordance with
the course outline. .
REQUIRED TEXTS:
1. Delmar's Standard Textbook of Electricity; 2nd Edition,
Stephen L. Herman
2. National Electrical Code, 1999 Edition,
National Fire Protection Association
LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS: There will be a total of
16 lab assignments. Advanced topics labs are available for
extra credit Extra credit points will not be allowed until all of
the required labs have been completed. Each Lab assignment
must have a written or typed lab report that must include the
minimum of the following.
1. Cover sheet; containing Lab Title, date, student's name,
course name.
2. Procedure & drawing of circuit being tested.
3. Data Recorded.
4. Answers to the questions at the end of each lab
assignment.
5. Results, Graphs, Summary & Conclusion.
Lab write-ups on the lab assignment sheets will not be
accepted. Lab time is for hands on work, not paperwork. Do
your write ups out of class. On-Line lab reports will not be
accepted.
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS: All assigned work is to be
completed by the student and is to be turned in on the day of
the exam for that chapter. Late assignments will be accepted
but will receive 50% credit for that assignment.

EXAMINATION AND QUIZES: There will be multiple tests

covering course topics. The exams will include all of the topics
presented prior to the exam. Quizzes may also be unannounced
and given at the discretion of the instructor. The dates for the tests
are on the outline. Cheating may result in dismissal. No makeup
quizzes or tests will be given.
SAFETY: Students are expected to follow safety procedures.
Safety is 5% of the grade and points will be deducted for any
infractions observed.
FORMULA SHEETS: A formula sheet may be used for the
exams. A single sheet of 8.5" x 11" paper with formulas on one
side only. This sheet is for formulas only. Examples, drawings,
problems, answers to problems or any other notations other than
formulas will cause the sheet to be removed from the student
before the exam.
GRADING PROCEDURES: The final course grade will be
determined by the tests, any quizzes given, labs, homework, and
attendance. Your grade will be based upon the following
Grading Percentages
Grading Scale
Safety
5%
100 - 95
A
Attendance
25%
94 - 85
B
Test/Quiz Scores
35%
84 - 75
C
Lab Work
35%
74 - 70
D
69 - 0
F
ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT: Pagers and phones are not to be
heard by the instructor (set to vibrate or off). CD Players, radios,
tape players, MP3 players are not to be used during lecture or lab
periods. Laptop computers may be used for 200B class work only.
Games being played on any electronic equipment will result in the
student being excused from class and an absence recorded.
INSTRUCTOR:
Scott Fraser Office: B105A / 562-938-4505/
562-497-0405 (home) sfraser@lbcc.edu
Office Hours: M-TH: 12:00pm to 1:00pm, T&TH 6:30pm to
7:00pm
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS:

ATTENDANCE: Attendance is 25% of your grade. Roll will

be taken before and at the end of every class meeting. It is
your responsibility to sign the roll sheet at every class
meeting. Students are expected to attend and participate in
class. Each missed class will deduct from the total points
given for attendance unless the instructor is notified in
advance. Three late arrivals or early leaving will equal one
absence. An instructor may lower the grade or drop a student
from a class for too many absences. A student missing more
than two weeks in a row, or more than 20 percent of a course,
shall be dropped by the instructor. If there are special
circumstances, such as a long-term illness or death in the
immediate family, the student may be reinstated by decision of
the instructor. (From the Schedule of Classes).

Unit 13 page 390 Questions 1-10

Unit 29 page 842 Questions 1-20
Unit 30 All questions
DC/AC Motor Control Handouts
Unit 14 Pages 406 & 407 1-10 & Chart on 407
Unit 23 Pages 631 & 623, 1-10
Pages 632 & 633, Practice Problems 1 - 4
Any additional homework as assigned by instructor

Week

TEST DAY

Date
13-Jan

TOPICS COVERED
Unit 8 Combination Circuits

20-Jan

No Class - MLK Day JAN 20th

Unit 13 Magnetism

27-Jan

Unit 29 DC Generators

3-Feb

Unit 30 DC Generators

10-Feb

Unit 30 DC Motors

17-Feb

No Class Presidents Day Feb 17th

Unit 30 DC Motors

24-Feb

DC Motor Control

3-Mar

No Class Flex Day Mar 4th

DC Motor Control

10-Mar

NEC Article 430

TEST THURSDAY
DC Motor Control

10

17-Mar

11

24-Mar

TEST THURSDAY
NEC 430

12

31-Mar

NEC Article 430

NEC Panel Schedules
No Class Flex Day Mar 26th
NEC Panel Schedules
Unit 14 Basic Trig

13

7-Apr

Unit 14 Basic Trig

14

14-Apr

Unit 23 Resistive-Inductive-Capacitive
Series Circuits
SPRING RECESS NO CLASS

21-Apr

TEST THURSDAY
UNIT 8
TEST THURSDAY
UNIT 13
TEST THURSDAY
UNIT 29

TEST THURSDAY
UNIT 30

TEST THURSDAY
Unit 14

15

28-Apr

Unit 23 Resistive-Inductive-Capacitive
Series Circuits

16

5-May

Unit 23 Resistive-Inductive-Capacitive
Series Circuits

17

12-May

18

19-May

Unit 23 Resistive-Inductive-Capacitive
Series Circuits
LAB CLEANUP & FINAL EXAM
Final Exam Unit 23

200B Laboratory Assignments

LAB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16

TITLE
The Power Supply & OHMs Law
Parallel Circuits & Combination Circuits
Setting the Neutral Plane of a DC Machine / Series Generator
Separately Excited Direct Current Shunt Generators & Self-Excited DC Shunt Generators
Cumulative Compound DC Generators
Differential Compound DC Generators
DC Shunt Motor
DC Series Motor & DC Compound Motor
Universal Motor Para 1 & Part 2
Control Diagram Schematic & Connection
Electromagnetic Contactors & Relays
Full Voltage Control of a 3ph Induction Motor
Delayed Start of a 3ph Induction Motor
Start Stop Jog of a 3ph Induction Motor
Forward Reverse Control of a 3 ph Induction Motor
Direct Current Time Delay Relays

DUE DATE
One Week
After
Lab
Has Been
Assigned