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presentation of their results. This course is given in the first study period of the firstyear of the Electro-curriculum.Bachelor thesesENMX02-09-02 and ENMX02-09-04 Bachelor thesis at the Division of ElectricPower Engineering (credit = 15) Examiner Sonja Tidblad Lundmark, SupervisorRobert Karlsson.14 students worked with projects concerning electrical go-carts and electricalbikes. The students were divided into the following five different sub projects:• Go-cart drive systems• Test of a control system for an electric Go-cart• Implementation of a battery system for an electric Go-cart• Electric bicycle – Regeneration with BLDC-motor and DC/DC-converter• Charging of an electric bike by wireless power transmissionContinuing education coursesEEK150 Power engineering, design project(7.5 credits) Ola Carlson and Aleksander BartnickiThe course intends to develop creativity and cooperation in approaching apractical problem in the field of electric power engineering, often connected toenvironmental technology. The students need to apply knowledge from earliercourses as well as seek and obtain the additional information they need for theproblem in question. The course should give possibilities to solve problems wherecreativity is important. Teamwork and collaboration in groups with differentcompositions are important in the course as well as presentation of the result, bothin written and oral form. The projects are not fixed and may vary from year to year.A list of suitable projects is presented before the beginning of the course on thecourse homepage. The different projects have different aims. The project couldconsist of experiments, design, construction and testing of prototypes and usageof computers for computation (design & construction) and simulation (experiments& testing).EEK201 Power market management(7.5 credits) Tuan Le and Lina BertlingPower industries in many countries have recently been forced to change their wayof doing business since the introduction of deregulation. With deregulation, thepower system is “split” into generators, traders, customers and grid owners. Thesedifferent market actors now act in the power market independently of one another17 |