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Upon successful completion of this course it is expected that electrical graduate will be able to
a. Understand and proficiently apply the relevant sciences and scientific methods to electrical engineering, to design solutions to
complex problems in power system, electrical machines, and control techniques.
b. Identify, interpret & critically appraise current developments, advanced technologies & apply them to electrical engineering
field to enhance reliability and efficiency of electrical system.
c. Identify & synthesize the constraints posed by economic factors, safety considerations, environment impacts & professional
standards on electrical engineering practice & use them for professional judgments in solving the critical field problems for
sustainable technological development of nation.
d. Determine, analyze & proficiently apply theoretical & numerical analysis of phenomena to conceive, control & optimize the
performance of electrical engineering systems used for different applications such as transportation, automobile, process
automation, and in navigation.
e. Identify and critically evaluate the performance of electrical engineering systems in terms of economics, safety and the social
and physical environment, and implement approaches to minimize any adverse impact leading to sustainable development of
society.
f. Understand; proficiently apply a system approach for electrical system design and addressing the broad contextual
constraints, leading to sustainable development of global level electrical technologies and standards.
h.
Develop and implement creative and innovative approaches to enhance the reliability, efficiency, and economical aspect of
electrical systems for sustainable improvement of electrical technologies.Prerequisites:
To teach the Electrical Drive course students must have prior knowledge about following courses:
Object course
Electrical
Drives
Level I
EEE
E. Mechanics
MATH
Physics
Level II
Circuit Theory
Measurement &
Instrumentation
Analog& Digital Electronics
Elect. Machines
Maths
Level III
Spl.Purpose Machines
Control System
Micro-Processor & Micro
Controller
Power Electronics
Level IV
Course outcomes: after studying this course the student will be able to:
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Unit content
Objectives
Outcomes
Fundamentals
of
electric drives
Block
diagram
and
Functions of parts of
ED
dynamics:
torque
equations,
speed
torque
conventions,
equivalent
drive
parameters: loads with
rotational
and
translational
motion
components of load
torque
and
load
equalization
control of electrical
drives:
closed loop
control, current limit
control, speed sensing,
current sensing, PLL
Three
phase
induction
motor
drives
Induction motor speed
control
principles:
voltage
controlled
drives and
Variable
frequency control VSI
fed induction motor
drive
operation with field
weakening
CSI
controlled
induction motor drives
slip power recovery
scheme
rotor
resistance
control
single phase induction
motor drives
PWM drives
Synchronous motor
and
brushless
dc
motor drives. fixed
frequency and variable
frequency control
VSI and CSI fed drives:
self-controlled
synchronous
motor
drives
employing
cycloconverter
brushless dc motor
drives
for
servo
applications
drive numerically.
S- strongly
M: medium
Prepared by
Prof. S. V. Murkute
W: weakly