laatst gewijzigd: 13/03/2003
Course code: ET4245WB |
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Course: Elektromechanical Systems |
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This concerns a course |
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DUT credit points: 3 |
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ECTS credit points: 4 |
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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Marine Technology |
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Lecturer(s):
H. Polinder |
Tel.: 015-27 81844 |
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Keywords:
Elektromechanics,
magnetic circuits, permanent magnets,
DCmotors, brushless DC
motors, drives, linear motors, principles
and limitations |
Course year: |
MSc 1 |
Semester: |
4 |
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Hours per week: |
3 |
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Andere uren: |
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Assessment
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tentamen / opdracht |
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Assessment period: |
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See academic
calendar |
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Prerequisites: |
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Follow up: |
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Detailed description of topics: |
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Course material: J.C. Compter, ‘Mechatronics, Introduction to Electromechanics’, lecture notes Probably also: Ned
Mohan, ‘Electric drives, an integrative approach’, |
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References from literature: |
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Remarks assessment, entry requirements, etc.: During the lecture
period, the students can do a project, which is evaluated afterward. |
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Learning goals: Students who followed
this course, should be able to
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Use
the terminology used in elektromechanics,
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Describe
the operating principles of motors (magnetic circuits, magnets, induced
voltage)
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Deal
with the important limitations and characteristics (losses, safe operating
area, cogging, magnets, amplifiers)
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Distiguish between the different construction forms of DC
motors
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Choose
a motor for a certain application (given a load profile, ambient conditions,
heat)
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Be
a good partner of a specialist who designs electromechanical actuators. |
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Computer use: |
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Laboratory project(s): |
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Design content: |
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Percentage of design:
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