Introduction to Electric Machines and Drives
Introduction to Electric Machines and Drives
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电机和驱动器简介
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2010
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T. Jahns
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D. Novotny;T. Lipo;T. Jahns
A special three-day course on the theory, design, and application of electric machines and drives Principles of rotating electrical machines Power electronics converter basics Drives and the fundamentals of their controls In-class demonstrations and hands-on lab session Industry relies critically on the ability to move systems and control power. The conversion of electrical energy to torque and motion has been the purview of motors for more than a century. In the last 30 years, the introduction of power electronic drives with motors has led to new design opportunities; indeed, the increased integration of drives and machines in recent years has created a quantum leap in productivity, efficiency, and system performance. During this course, you will learn from recognized machines and drives experts. You will gain a solid introduction to the rapidly expanding field with well-founded fundamentals, practical application examples, and in-class demonstrations. Anyone new to the field of electrical rotating machines and drives and those desiring a refresher from the perspective of actual designs from actual practitioners will benefit by attending this state-of-the-art course. You will find this course valuable if you work in the fields of: • Appliance drives • Cranes and elevators • Precision motion control • Renewable/alternative energy • Electric/hybrid-electric vehicles • Autonomous vehicle control • Aerospace, marine, and military vehicles Networking Opportunity As an additional benefit, this course will feature a social hour following class on the first day. This will allow time to discuss your interests with the course faculty and other attendees. WEMPEC is a consortium, of more than 80 sponsoring companies and organizations, that supports pre-competitive research in the fields of electric machines, power electronics, controls, and their applications. The consortium organizes seminars, campus technology roadmapping visits, student internships, and an annual review meeting to maximize interaction between students, faculty, and sponsors. Jahns has research interests in electric machines, drive system analysis and control, and power electronic modules. was R&D staff group leader in product development and automation systems. His research interests include high-precision and high-performance real-time controls, drive system design, and advanced sensor technologies. is involved in the application of power electronics and controls, particularly for alternative energy systems. He has had a wide range of industrial experience with positions at Capstone Turbine, General Kollmeyer has focused his studies and research on electric machines, power electronics and controls, specifically as related to energy storage and vehicles. He has …