The Symmetrical Components for Three Phase Power Analysis – Level 3 will teach you what exactly symmetrical components are, their advantages and how to use them. You will gain an in depth understanding of symmetrical components and the method that is used for the simplification of three phase voltages and current analysis by taking the Symmetrical Components for Three Phase Power Analysis.

The course will provide you with the necessary skills and experience that are needed to understand fault analysis and modern day protection schemes, which will help you in furthering your career in the electrical field.

Symmetrical Components for Three Phase Power Analysis  is brought to you by Next Learn Academy.  We are a leading online education provider for several accredited organisations, and provides learners the opportunity to take this IAP course.  At Next Learn Academy, we give our fullest attention to the learners’ needs and ensure they receive the best learning experience.

Our priority is on the advancement of knowledge and skills, we are bound to facilitate everything required to confirm a top-notch education service. We vouch for our learners an exclusive learning experience.  Our priority is on the advancement of knowledge and skills, we are bound to facilitate everything required to confirm a top-notch education service. We provide them with state-of-the-art facilities using the latest technology.

About the Tutor

The founder and lead instructor of Power Systems Protection Training (PSPT), Graham Van Brunt graduated with a BSc. in Engineering from Queen’s University. He later continued his subsequent education at Wilfrid Laurier University. Graham is always passionate about his profession and enjoys mentoring students or speaking to an audience. 

PSPT is an on-site training group that caters to engineers, managers, technologists and others in a similar profession and delivers tailored training to suit their needs. The fundamental areas covered through these courses include basic electrical theory, power infrastructure, digital circuits, relay protection, and theory.