Electrical Machines

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By taking part in the module, the students gain deepened knowledge in the physical mode of operation and formation of torque in electro mechanic converters. In addition, students learn to apply the achieved basic knowledge about electrical machines on particular types of machines and to describe the operating behavior of these types of machines mathematically.

Position dependent inductances, space vector description of electrical machines: fundamental wave and harmonic waves, force and torque calculation: fundamental torque and harmonic torques, laws of growth and scalability; General performance of electrical machines: rotating field machines (induction machine and electrically excited synchronous machine) , synchronous and asynchronous torques, windings: distributed windings and concentrated windings, permanent magnet excitation in electrical machines.

Basic knowledge of electrical machines

Additionally to the individual lerning methods of the students a more detailed knowledge development is assured by several tutorials, where problems are discussed and individually solved. As teaching method during lectures and tutorials classroom teaching is preferred. During tutorials also problems and exercises are provided (discussion, evaluation and analysis of e.g. simulation examples, solution statements, ...).

'- G. Müller, B. Ponick: Grundlagen elektrischer Maschinen: Elektrische Maschinen 1, 2005. - G. Müller, K. Vogt, B. Ponick: Berechnung elektrischer Maschinen: Elektrische Maschinen 2, 2007. - G. Müller, B. Ponick: Theorie elektrischer Maschinen, 2009.