Electrical Machinery Theory

Course #EC3130

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Est. completion in 3 months

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Overview

An introduction to the analysis of magnetically-coupled circuits, dc machines, induction machines, and synchronous machines. The course will include explicit derivations of torque, voltage, and flux linkage equations, formulation of steady-state circuits, development of reference frame theory, and the basics of machine simulation as required in shipboard electric drive analysis.

Included in Degrees & Certificates

  • 291

Prerequisites

  • EC2100

Learning Outcomes

  • Review of Fundamentals of Magnetism and Magnetically Coupled Circuits
  • Electromechanical Energy Conversion
  • Machine Windings, Air-Gap MMF, Flux Linkages and Voltage Equations
  • Reference Frames, “abc” to “qd0” transformations and properties
  • Three Phase Induction Motors: abc and qd0 models, Torque
  • Steady State Circuit Equivalent Model
  • Multiple Poles machines
  • Estimation of Induction Machines parameters from observations
  • Torque and rotor angular velocity control
  • Three Phase Synchronous Machines: abc and qd0 models
  • Steady state models for generators