ELECTRICAL PLATFORM FOR DRIVE OF AC ASYNCHRONOUS MOTORS AND SERVOMOTORS USING FREQUENCY CONVERTERS

The development of industrial automation has implicitly led to the improvement of electric drive systems, especially since such installations are the most common form of conversion of electricity into mechanical energy. The electric drive can be defined and studied only if we consider the whole asse...

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Published inJournal of the sciences and arts Vol. 21; no. 3; pp. 845 - 856
Main Authors STAN, MIHAIL-FLORIN, FIDEL, NICOLAE, VASILE, NICOLAE
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Targoviste Valahia State University under the authority of The National University Research Council 30.09.2021
Subjects
A C motors
Angular velocity
Asynchronous motors
Automation
Efficiency
Electric drives
Electricity
Frequency converters
Hydraulics
Laboratories
Mechanical properties
Servomotors
Thermal analysis
Torque
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Summary:The development of industrial automation has implicitly led to the improvement of electric drive systems, especially since such installations are the most common form of conversion of electricity into mechanical energy. The electric drive can be defined and studied only if we consider the whole assembly of which it is part, such as the automation of a technological production process. This paper describes the design and practical implementation of a laboratory stand with a teaching feature. The designed stand is a study support for various applications used in the industrial area, offering the possibility of experimentation on programming and parameterization of frequency converters in the laboratory of "Electrical machines and drives" of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Information Technology at the University of Valahia from Targoviste.
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ISSN:1844-9581
2068-3049
DOI:10.46939/J.Sci.Arts-21.3-c03