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Academic program | ECAM ENGINEERING PROGRAM | :
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Period :
Semester 6 |
Education language :
English |
Learning Outcomes |
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By the end of this module, students will be able to: 1. Outline the basic characteristics of DC and AC motors and their performance parameters 2. Describe the principle of operation and control of DC and AC motors 3. Demonstrate a high familiarity with machines modeling, electronic control and control strategies 4. Distinguish advanced control methods: scalar control, field oriented control, direct torque control 5. Design and Generate complete electric drive models and simulations |
Content |
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This course covers the basic characteristics of DC and AC motors and describe their principle of operation and control within a power electronic environment. Basics in power electronics, electric machines and control circuits are reviewed and the overall systems is studied. Control techniques for DC drives are underlined and the four-quadrant operation is analysed. Control strategies for AC drives are discussed as well, mainly the scalar control, the field oriented control and the direct torque control. Detailed modelling of the control of induction motors using the FOC method is carried out. |
Pre-requisites / co-requisites |
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- Power Electronics - Electric Machines - Control theory |
Bibliography |
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Recommended Resources: Rashid, M., Power Electronics: circuits, devices and applications, 4th edition, [9780273769088], 2013, (Pearson) Krause, P., Wasynczuk, O., Sudhoff, S., Pekarek, S., Analysis of Electric Machinery and Drive Systems, 3rd Edition, [9781118024294], 2013, (Wiley) Mohan, N., Electric Machines and Drives, 1st Edition, [978-1118074817], 2012, (Wiley) Wildi, T., Electrical Machines, Drives and Power Systems, 6th Edition, [9781292024585], 2013, (Pearson) |
Assessment(s) | |||
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N° | Nature | Coefficient | Observable objectives |
1 | Students will be evaluated on the following abilities (2 hour Final Exam): Understanding an overall machine drive setup Testing and Modeling the machine and converter setup and performingappropriate calculation Validating the knowledge acquired in terms of control strategies | 0,7 | 1. Outline the basic characteristics of DC and AC motors and their performance parameters 2. Describe the principle of operation and control of DC and AC motors 3. Demonstrate a high familiarity with machines modeling, electronic control and control strategies 4. Distinguish advanced control methods: scalar control, field oriented control, direct torque control |
2 | Students will be evaluated on the following abilities (1 experimental setup of 4 hours): Identifying and Analyzing the main characteristics of rotating machines and their corresponding speed drives. Being capable of controlling the asynchronous motor. Working on a synchronous generator and Understanding how toconnect it to the distribution grid. | 0,3 | 3. Demonstrate a high familiarity with machines modeling, electronic control and control strategies 4. Distinguish advanced control methods: scalar control, field oriented control, direct torque control 5. Design and Generate complete electric drive models and simulations |