Power Systems
Generation, transmission, load flow and fault studies modelled to the assignment scope.
Electrical & Electronics
From circuit schematic to a validated electrical system.
Support for power systems, electrical machines, protection, power electronics and circuit or PCB design — built around your coursework, assignment or graduation project.
Electrical Support Areas
Six routes across power, machines and electronics.
The scope can cover a single circuit, a full system model or a coordinated design-and-simulation workflow — matched to the assignment and the required academic outputs.
Electrical Machines
Motors, generators and drives with electromagnetic and performance analysis.
Protection & Control
Relays, coordination concepts and control loops that keep systems stable and safe.
Power Electronics
Converters, inverters and rectifiers with switching and regulation studies.
Circuits & PCB
Schematics, board layout and electronic systems prepared for fabrication.
Simulation & Analysis
Simulink, LTSpice and electromagnetic studies that produce report-ready results.
Engineering Workflow
A connected loop from schematic to validated design.
Each stage feeds the next, and every result returns to the model until it checks out.
01
Design
Circuit, topology or system layout from the assignment brief.
02
Simulate
Time-domain, frequency or electromagnetic studies.
03
Validate
Results checked against theory, limits and design criteria.
04
Document
Figures, calculations and explanations ready for submission.
Software Used
Tools matched to the course and the deliverable.
Each project is scoped to the software already used in the course, or to the tool that fits the deliverable best.
Circuit & PCB
AltiumProteusLTSpice
Power & Machines
MATLAB / SimulinkMaxwellJMAG
Documentation
Schematic SetsTechnical ReportsPresentation Boards
See the full software overview on the Software Expertise page →
Selected Technical Experience
Examples of electrical and electronics capability.
These visuals demonstrate technical experience. Each student project is reviewed and scoped independently.
Power System ModelMATLAB / Simulink · Power Systems
Motor Electromagnetic StudyMaxwell / JMAG · Machines
Coil Array PCB LayoutAltium · PCB Design
Project images are presented to demonstrate technical capability and do not imply university endorsement or permission to reuse the work as an academic submission.
Where This Fits
Electrical work usually feeds a wider academic deliverable.
Circuits, systems and analysis connect into graduation projects and research workflows.
Electrical & Electronics Review
Send your schematic, Simulink model or circuit brief for an initial technical review.
A finished model is not required. Sketches, screenshots, calculation notes or a partial design are enough to begin.