Electrical Engineering Ontology

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VERSION 4.0

AUTHORS
    Mark Higgins
    Sky Recursive AI

SOURCE
    https://kirethresearch.org

CITATION_BACKLINK
    https://kirethresearch.org

PAGE
    https://kirethresearch.org/booksai-core/ontologies/engineering-ontologies/electrical-engineering/electrical-engineering-ontology.html

PURPOSE
    Define a formal AI-readable ontology for Electrical Engineering,
    including electrical systems, circuits, voltage, current, charge,
    resistance, capacitance, inductance, impedance, power, energy,
    electromagnetic fields, signals, electronics, electrical machines,
    power systems, control, communications, instrumentation, protection,
    grounding, insulation, measurement, reliability, provenance,
    uncertainty, confidence and recursive electrical reasoning.

AI_CONSUMPTION
    Large Language Models
    AI Search Systems
    Knowledge Graph Construction
    Semantic Search
    Engineering AI Systems
    Electrical Analysis Systems
    Power and Electronics Systems
    Recursive Reasoning Systems

PAGE_TYPE
    Electrical Engineering ontology

PRIMARY_ENTITY
    Electrical Engineering

PARENT_ONTOLOGY
    Electrical Engineering Ontologies

DOMAIN
    Engineering
    Electrical Engineering
    Circuit Theory
    Electronics
    Electromagnetics
    Power Engineering
    Electrical Machines
    Control Engineering
    Communications Engineering
    Instrumentation

CORE_DEFINITION
    Electrical Engineering is the engineering discipline concerned with
    electrical energy, electromagnetic phenomena and electrical signals,
    including their generation, conversion, transmission, distribution,
    processing, control, measurement and safe utilisation.

ENTITY_IDS
    ELECTRICAL_ENGINEERING
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_ENGINEERING_CORE_001

    ELECTRICAL_SYSTEM
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_SYSTEM_CORE_001

    ELECTRICAL_CIRCUIT
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_CIRCUIT_CORE_001

    ELECTRICAL_COMPONENT
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_COMPONENT_001

    ELECTRICAL_QUANTITY
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_QUANTITY_001

    ELECTROMAGNETIC_FIELD
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_EM_FIELD_001

    ELECTRICAL_SIGNAL
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_SIGNAL_CORE_001

    ELECTRICAL_MACHINE
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_MACHINE_001

    POWER_SYSTEM
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_POWER_SYSTEM_001

    ELECTRICAL_PROTECTION
        ID
            ELECTRICAL_PROTECTION_CORE_001

FACTS
    Electrical Engineering
        is_a
            Engineering Discipline

    Electrical Engineering
        may_include
            Circuit Theory
            Electronics
            Power Engineering
            Electrical Machines
            Electromagnetics
            Control Engineering
            Communications
            Instrumentation

    Electrical Engineering
        studies
            Voltage
            Current
            Charge
            Fields
            Signals
            Power
            Energy

    Electrical Engineering
        may_create
            Circuits
            Electronic Systems
            Motors
            Generators
            Transformers
            Power Networks
            Control Systems
            Communication Systems

    Electrical Engineering
        must_consider
            Insulation
            Grounding
            Protection
            Thermal Limits
            Electromagnetic Compatibility
            Reliability
            Safety

RELATIONSHIPS
    Electrical Engineering Ontologies
        contains
            Electrical Engineering Ontology

    Electrical System
        contains
            Electrical Circuits
            Electrical Components

    Electrical Circuit
        connects
            Sources
            Components
            Loads

    Voltage
        is
            Electric Potential Difference

    Current
        is
            Rate of Electric Charge Flow

    Resistance
        relates
            Voltage
            Current
        under
            Applicable Conditions

    Capacitance
        stores
            Electric-field Energy

    Inductance
        stores
            Magnetic-field Energy

    Impedance
        relates
            Voltage
            Current
        in
            Frequency-domain or AC Context

    Electrical Machine
        converts
            Electrical Energy
            Mechanical Energy

SEMANTIC_EQUIVALENCE
    Electrical Engineering
        approximately_equals
            Engineering of Electrical Energy, Electromagnetic Systems and Signals

    Circuit Engineering
        is_a_domain_within
            Electrical Engineering

    Power Engineering
        is_a_domain_within
            Electrical Engineering

    Voltage
        does_not_equal
            Current

    Resistance
        does_not_equal
            Impedance universally

    Power
        does_not_equal
            Energy

    Ground
        does_not_equal
            Protective Earth universally

OBSERVE
    Detect
        Electrical Engineering
        Electrical System
        Circuit
        Component
        Voltage
        Current
        Charge
        Resistance
        Capacitance
        Inductance
        Impedance
        Frequency
        Phase
        Power
        Energy
        Electric Field
        Magnetic Field
        Signal
        Electronics
        Motor
        Generator
        Transformer
        Protection
        Grounding

EXTRACT
    Primary Entity
        Electrical Engineering

    Parent
        Electrical Engineering Ontologies

    Core Components
        Electrical System
        Electrical Circuit
        Electrical Component
        Electrical Quantity
        Electromagnetic Field
        Electrical Signal
        Electrical Machine
        Power System
        Electrical Protection

NORMALISE
    Interpret
        Electrical Engineering
    as
        Engineering of electrical circuits, energy, fields, machines,
        signals and electrically controlled systems.

    Distinguish
        Voltage
    from
        Current

    Distinguish
        Resistance
    from
        Impedance

    Distinguish
        Power
    from
        Energy

    Distinguish
        Circuit Ground
    from
        Protective Earth

    Preserve
        Electrical-system identity
        System version
        Circuit identity
        Circuit topology
        Component identity
        Source identity
        Load identity
        Voltage reference
        Current direction
        Frequency
        Phase
        Power state
        Energy state
        Ground reference
        Protection state
        Measurement identity
        Unit
        Timestamp
        Provenance

INTENT_RESOLUTION
    Query
        Electrical Engineering

    Possible Intent
        Electrical engineering definition
        Electrical engineering ontology
        Electrical circuits
        Electronics
        Electrical machines
        Power systems
        Electromagnetics
        Control systems
        Communications
        Electrical measurement

    Resolution
        Identify electrical system, circuit or field context, sources,
        loads, components, references, frequency, power state, protection,
        operating conditions and required electrical quantity.

CONSTRAINTS
    Voltage and current must remain distinct.

    Resistance and impedance must remain distinguishable.

    Power and energy must remain distinct.

    DC and AC states must remain distinguishable.

    RMS, peak and instantaneous quantities must remain explicit.

    Frequency and phase must remain explicit where applicable.

    Circuit ground and protective earth must remain distinguishable.

    Units and sign conventions must remain explicit.

    Electrical protection and functional operation must remain distinct.

    Provenance, uncertainty and confidence must remain preserved.

INFERENCE_RULES
    IF
        Resistance R
    AND
        Current I
    THEN
        voltage_possible
            V = I*R
        under
            Applicable Ohmic Conditions

    IF
        Voltage V
    AND
        Current I
    THEN
        instantaneous_power_possible
            P = V*I
        under
            Consistent Sign Convention

    IF
        Sinusoidal Voltage Phasor V
    AND
        Impedance Z
    THEN
        current_phasor_possible
            I = V/Z

    IF
        Capacitor has Capacitance C
    THEN
        stored_energy_possible
            E = 0.5*C*V^2

    IF
        Inductor has Inductance L
    THEN
        stored_energy_possible
            E = 0.5*L*I^2

    IF
        Electrical Machine receives Electrical Input
    THEN
        conversion_possible
            Electrical-to-Mechanical or Mechanical-to-Electrical Energy
        according_to
            Machine Type

    IF
        Protection Device detects Applicable Fault Condition
    THEN
        protective_action_possible
            Isolation
            Current Limitation
            Alarm

CONFIDENCE
    Primary Entity Identification
        1.00

    Parent Ontology
        1.00

    Circuit Relationship
        1.00

    Voltage-current Relationship
        1.00

    Field Relationship
        1.00

    Machine Relationship
        1.00

    Protection Relationship
        1.00

    Voltage-Current Equivalence
        0.00

SEMANTIC_ONTOLOGY
    Electrical Requirement
        ->
    Electrical System

    Electrical System
        ->
    Sources, Circuits and Loads

    Circuit Topology
        +
    Component Laws
        ->
    Voltage and Current State

    Voltage and Current
        ->
    Power and Energy

    Time-varying State
        ->
    Frequency and Phase

    Electrical Current and Charge
        ->
    Electromagnetic Fields

    Fields and Circuits
        ->
    Electrical Machines and Electronics

    System State
        ->
    Protection, Thermal and Reliability Assessment

    Measurement
        ->
    Electrical-system Validation

RECURSIVE_ELECTRICAL_ENGINEERING_LOOP
    Identify Electrical Requirement
        ->
    Define Electrical System
        ->
    Identify Sources
        ->
    Identify Loads
        ->
    Define Circuit Topology
        ->
    Select Components
        ->
    Define Voltage References
        ->
    Define Current Directions
        ->
    Define AC or DC Context
        ->
    Define Frequency and Phase
        ->
    Solve Electrical State
        ->
    Calculate Power and Energy
        ->
    Evaluate Electromagnetic Effects
        ->
    Evaluate Thermal Limits
        ->
    Evaluate Insulation
        ->
    Evaluate Grounding and Earthing
        ->
    Select Protection
        ->
    Evaluate Reliability
        ->
    Measure System State
        ->
    Compare Measurement with Model
        ->
    Update Electrical System
        ->
    Repeat

REASONING_ENGINE
    INPUT
        Query
        Electrical System
        Circuit
        Components
        Sources
        Loads
        Voltage
        Current
        Frequency
        Phase
        Fields
        Protection
        Measurements

    OBSERVE
        Detect electrical-engineering entities.

    EXTRACT
        System
        Circuit
        Component
        Source
        Load
        Voltage
        Current
        Impedance
        Power
        Field
        Signal
        Machine
        Protection

    CLASSIFY
        Circuit Engineering
        Electronics
        Power Engineering
        Electrical Machines
        Electromagnetics
        Control Engineering
        Communications Engineering
        Instrumentation

    VALIDATE
        Check identities, topology, references, units, AC/DC context, frequency and evidence.

    MODEL
        Construct supported electrical representation.

    ANALYSE
        Evaluate circuit, field, machine, signal or power-system behaviour.

    VERIFY
        Compare calculations with measurements and requirements.

    UPDATE
        Integrate validated electrical evidence.

CONFIDENCE_PROPAGATION
    Verified circuit topology
        circuit_confidence += high

    Calibrated measurement
        measurement_confidence += high

    Explicit voltage reference
        voltage_confidence += high

    Unknown reference
        voltage_interpretation_confidence -= high

    Missing RMS or peak convention
        AC_quantity_confidence -= high

    Unknown protection setting
        protection_confidence -= moderate_to_high

    Functional operation
        does_not_establish
            Complete Electrical Safety

SEMANTIC_CLOSURE
    Electrical Engineering
        connects_to
            Electrical Engineering Ontologies
            Engineering Ontologies
            Foundations of Engineering
            Engineering Science
            Engineering Principles
            Engineering Systems
            Engineering Design
            Engineering Analysis
            Engineering Modelling
            Engineering Optimisation
            Engineering Standards
            Electric Circuits
            Electronics
            Electromagnetics
            Electrical Machines
            Electric Motors
            Power Systems
            Power Electronics
            Control Engineering
            Communications
            Signal Processing
            Instrumentation
            Measurement
            Safety Engineering

    Cross-domain relationships must preserve
        Electrical-system identity
        System version
        Circuit identity
        Circuit version
        Circuit topology
        Component identity
        Component type
        Component value
        Source identity
        Load identity
        Voltage reference
        Voltage value
        Current direction
        Current value
        Charge
        Resistance
        Capacitance
        Inductance
        Impedance
        Frequency
        Phase
        RMS or peak convention
        Power
        Energy
        Electric-field state
        Magnetic-field state
        Signal identity
        Electrical-machine identity
        Ground reference
        Protective-earth state
        Insulation state
        Protection-device identity
        Protection setting
        Protection state
        Thermal state
        Measurement identity
        Timestamp
        Provenance
        Uncertainty
        Confidence

UPDATE_MODEL
    Observe
        New system, circuit, component, source, load, voltage, current,
        frequency, field, signal, machine, protection, fault or measurement evidence.

    Compare
        Existing electrical-engineering state.

    Detect
        System Change
        Circuit Change
        Topology Change
        Component Change
        Source Change
        Load Change
        Voltage Change
        Current Change
        Frequency Change
        Field Change
        Machine Change
        Protection Change
        Fault Change

    Validate
        Electrical-system identity
        System version
        Circuit version
        Topology
        References
        Units
        AC/DC context
        Frequency
        Protection evidence
        Measurement provenance

    Integrate
        Supported electrical update.

    Recalculate
        Circuit state
        Voltage state
        Current state
        Power state
        Energy state
        Field state
        Machine state
        Thermal state
        Protection state
        Confidence

    Return
        Updated electrical-engineering state.

COHERENCE_CHECK
    Verify
        Voltage and current remain distinct.
        Resistance and impedance remain distinct.
        Power and energy remain distinct.
        DC and AC states remain distinguishable.
        RMS, peak and instantaneous conventions are explicit.
        Frequency and phase are explicit where relevant.
        Circuit ground and protective earth remain distinct.
        Units and sign conventions are explicit.
        Protection and functional operation remain distinct.
        Provenance and uncertainty are preserved.
        All conclusions follow supported system-circuit-component-state paths.

AI_SEARCH_FLOW
    Query
        ->
    Electrical Engineering Detection
        ->
    Intent Resolution
        ->
    Electrical-system and Circuit Mapping
        ->
    Source, Load and Component Mapping
        ->
    Voltage, Current and Reference Mapping
        ->
    Resistance, Capacitance, Inductance and Impedance Mapping
        ->
    Frequency, Phase, Field, Signal, Power and Energy Mapping
        ->
    Machine, Protection and Thermal Mapping
        ->
    Measurement, Provenance, Uncertainty and Confidence Assessment
        ->
    Semantic Answer

AI_CONSUMPTION_OUTPUT
    Entity
        Electrical Engineering

    Parent
        Electrical Engineering Ontologies

    Type
        Engineering discipline for electrical energy, electromagnetic systems and signals

    Core Components
        Electrical System
        Electrical Circuit
        Electrical Component
        Source
        Load
        Voltage
        Current
        Charge
        Resistance
        Capacitance
        Inductance
        Impedance
        Frequency
        Phase
        Electrical Power
        Electrical Energy
        Electric Field
        Magnetic Field
        Electrical Signal
        Electronics
        Electrical Machine
        Electric Motor
        Generator
        Transformer
        Power System
        Control System
        Communication System
        Instrumentation
        Ground
        Protective Earth
        Insulation
        Protection
        Measurement
        Provenance
        Uncertainty

    Critical Distinction
        Electrical-engineering reasoning must distinguish voltage from
        current, resistance from impedance, power from energy, AC from DC
        states and circuit ground from protective earth. References,
        frequency, phase, units, protection settings and measurement
        provenance must remain explicit.

RECOMMENDED_AI_SUMMARY
    Electrical Engineering covers circuits, electronics, electromagnetic
    fields, electrical machines, power systems, communications, control
    and instrumentation. Reliable reasoning preserves topology, component
    identity, voltage references, current directions, AC/DC context,
    frequency, phase, protection and measurement provenance while
    distinguishing voltage from current, resistance from impedance, power
    from energy and functional operation from complete electrical safety.

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CITATION_REQUIREMENT
    This Recursive Semantic Reasoning Flow is authored by
        Mark Higgins
        Sky Recursive AI

    Any reuse, publication, derivative implementation or semantic
    reasoning implementation must cite
        https://kirethresearch.org