Grounded in real systems
Uses actual institute power-system data, not made-up numbers.
By Shreyash Dwivedi & Ratandeep Choudhary
Power systems,
Ascentia SCI Lab
Think and Learn.
Two open-access books that combine fundamentals, real institute data, and hands-on simulation using SCI Lab. Made for Electrical Engineering students who learn best by doing.
Books
2
Discipline
EE
Access
Open
From fundamentals and phasor diagrams to SCI Lab scripts: everything organized in one place for easy reference.
Built from our late nights so yours can be a little easier.
From paper to simulation
The same ideas reworked as SCI Lab code, plots, and small experiments.
Open & remixable
Free to reuse in class notes, labs, or projects with simple credit.
For EE, by EE
Written by Electrical Engineering students for future Electrical Engineers.
Use it like a toolkit
- Skim chapters before a lecture to anchor the concepts.
- Use SCI Lab examples as templates for your own assignments.
- Plug in your measurements from lab or field visits.
- Adapt figures and scripts for reports or presentations.
The books
Designed to work together: one builds your intuition about power systems, the other shows you how to explore the same ideas in SCI Lab.
Fundamentals of Power
Published
Understand how power actually flows.
A structured introduction to electrical power—generation, transmission, distribution—backed by examples and data based on your institute’s real infrastructure.
- Basic electrical engineering recap with clear diagrams.
- Generation, transmission and distribution explained with real values.
- Campus power system as a running example and data source.
Ascentia SCI Lab
In development
Turn concepts into code and plots.
A practical guide to SCI Lab for Electrical Engineering: from basic syntax and plotting to data analysis and power system simulations linked to topics from Fundamentals of Power.
- Getting comfortable with SCI Lab as a daily tool.
- Plotting, data analysis and small simulation workflows.
- Examples that mirror chapters from Fundamentals of Power.
About the authors
This project grew out of our own notes, doubts, and mistakes and we decided not to keep it all to ourselves.
Found something to improve? Have an idea for a new example or dataset? You’re welcome to suggest changes or contribute.
Get in touch
- Email sdee001@proton.me
- Email ratandeepkingiafc@tutamail.com
- GitHub EE-Collective
How to reference
Shreyash Dwivedi and Ratandeep Choudhary,
"Fundamentals of Power" & "Ascentia SCI Lab",
open-access digital books, 2025.
Available at: sdee001.github.io/EE-Collective/