Simulation and Commissioning of Electrical Actuators

Lecturer (assistant)
  • Jörg Kammermann [L]
Number0000000305
TypePractical course
Duration4 SWS
TermWintersemester 2023/24
Language of instructionEnglish
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Objectives

After successfully passing the module, the students understand the theory and practical application of simulation and commissioning of electrical actuators. The students are able to read and understand wiring diagrams. The students understand contents of models and their theory of operation. Furthermore, the students are able to analyze and to critically question the simulation results and to transfer them to a practical context. Finally, students can compare permanent magnet synchronous machines and induction machines, and know their differences. Indisciplinary, students are able to solve complicated problems in a group, to conclude the results out of different groups, and to analyze and present them appropriately.

Description

Fundamentals on electrical actuators and their operation on a test bench. The following topics are mainly included: 1. Simulation (simulation, parametrization) 2. Control 3. Commissioning of the test bench 4. Comparison between simulation and measurements

Prerequisites

Fundamentals on electrical machines, simulation, and control of electrical actuators The following modules are recommended to be successfully passed: - Electrical Machines [EI8028] or Elektrische Maschinen [EI7326]

Teaching and learning methods

The following teaching/learning methods are applied: - individual supervision of students during lab course - Advance organizer - short lecture units - self-studying of theory - discussions between students during lab course - short presentations by students

Recommended literature

- Juha Pyrhönen et al."Design fo Rotating Electrical Machines", 2nd ed., John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 2014. - Germar Müller, Bernd Ponick. "Grundlagen elektrischer Maschinen", 10. Auflage, WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA. 2014.

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