ECE 6611PD
Electric Machines and Motor Drives
Undated
Topics
- Principles of Operation and Control of Electric Machines
- Application of Power Electronic Converters in Speed Control of DC and AC Motors
- Modeling and Simulation of Variable-Speed Drives.
- Converter Topologies
- Converter Models
- Converter Control Techniques
- Magnetic Field
- Hysteresis and Eddy Currents
- Faraday’s Law
- Lorentz Law
- Structure
- Principles of Operation of DC Motor and Generator
- DC Motor- Types, Torque/Speed Characteristic, Equivalent Circuit and Model, Start-up, Speed Control using Power Electronic Converters, Simulation of DC Motor Drives, Applications
- Principles of Operation
- Synchronous Generator- Synchronization, Loading, Active and Reactive Power Control
- Synchronous Motor- Torque/Speed Characteristic, Equivalent Circuit and Model, Start-up, Speed Control using Power Electronic Converters, Simulation of Synchronous Motor Drives, Applications
- Three-Phase Induction Motor- Torque/Speed Characteristic, Equivalent Circuit and Model, Start-up, Speed Control using Power Electronic Converters, Simulation of Synchronous Motor Drives, Applications
- Single-Phase Induction Motors
- Speed Control using Power Electronic Converters
- Simulation
- Applications
Readings
- S. Chapman, Electric Machinery Fundamentals, Third Edition, McGraw Hill, 1998.
- B.K. Bose, Modern Power Electronics and AC Drives, Prentice Hall, 2001.
- Conference and Journal papers.
- Course Notes.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- course_outline ↗Undated
- Public departmental course outline. Source may be archival; no current-term assignment is implied. Bibliographic details are preserved in textbook notes. Course title supplied from the current catalogue because the archival heading only gives the code. Source term/year not established.