Electrical Machines and Equipment
Electrical Machines and Equipment
Electrical Machines and Equipment
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<strong>Electrical</strong> Technology Department<strong>Electrical</strong> <strong>Machines</strong> & <strong>Equipment</strong>sDepartment <strong>Electrical</strong> Technology MajorCourse NamePrerequisitesElectronic Control of<strong>Electrical</strong> <strong>Machines</strong><strong>Electrical</strong> <strong>Machines</strong>& <strong>Equipment</strong>Course Code ELT 216Power ElectronicsTrimester 5Course Description:Credit Hours 4The course contains a description of using power electroniccircuits for operation <strong>and</strong> control of different electrical (DC & Contact L 3AC) motors at different operating conditions.Hours P 2(h/w) TGeneral objective of the course:The aim of the course is to train the trainees in the fundamentals of electronic control of DC <strong>and</strong>AC motors using power electronic circuits. This course also aims to enable the trainees to operate <strong>and</strong>control the motors at different operating conditions.Behavioral Objectives:The trainees should be able to:1. Select the proper converter circuit needed for the motor <strong>and</strong> the operatingconditions.2. Determine the average values of the voltages <strong>and</strong> current in controlledrectifier circuits.3. Determine the RMS values of the voltages <strong>and</strong> current in AC voltagecontroller circuits.4. Explain the performance of basic inverter circuits.5. Operate <strong>and</strong> control DC motors using DC choppers.6. Operate electrical motors using power electronic circuits.7. Explain the characteristics of different electrical motors when operated bypower electronic circuits.8. Explain <strong>and</strong> compare different methods of speed control of inductionmotors.9. Explain <strong>and</strong> compare different methods of speed control of synchronousmotors.10. Control the speed of the motor <strong>and</strong> the direction of rotation using powerelectronic circuits.11. Start <strong>and</strong> brake electrical motors using power electronic circuits.12. Apply different types of braking to DC motors using DC choppers.- 59 -
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