The course aims at providing the elements related to the energy conversion with particular reference to the electricity production by means of conventional and renewable energy sources. The course illustrates the fundamental notions for the modeling of energy conversion systems.
The aim of this course is to acquire the basic knowledge related to electrical machines (electromechanical conversion). The course covers the magnetic circuit, the transformer, synchronous, induction and direct current machines as well as stepper motors.
The aim of this course is to acquire the basic knowledge related to electrical machines (electromechanical conversion). The course covers the magnetic circuit, the transformer, synchronous, induction and direct current machines as well as stepper motors.
This teaching lab provides the experimental experiences associated to courses of the Energy orientation of the BSc in EE. The experiments cover power systems (distribution), electrical machines and elements related to conversion system, including storage.
The purpose of this teaching lab is to put together all the concepts learned during the course into electrical energy by the implementation of an islanded production unit. The number of places is limited, therefore the student must contact the teacher before the beginning of the course.
The students will be able to model, simulate and measure actuators and electrical motors
The student will be able to design, make and program a complete motor/actuator drive. He will know how to apply motor control theory to real systems.
