NTC-07.24 “Electric drive with MPCS”

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The educational laboratory stand is designed for studying automated electric drives, power conversion techniques, drive control systems, and automatic control systems. It enables research and experimental determination of the characteristics of electric motors and automatic control systems. During laboratory work, methods for determining mechanical parameters such as inertia moment and flywheel mass are examined, along with the study of speed, load, and static characteristics of various types of motors (including direct current and asynchronous motors with short-circuit and phase rotors). Special attention is given to analyzing operating modes under different loads, starting circuits, braking, and reversing. The studies also include automatic speed and current regulation systems with various controllers (proportional, proportional-integral), as well as subordinate regulation systems. An important aspect is the investigation of converters based on IGBT transistors and their characteristics. Overall, these studies aim to optimize the operation of electric drives, enhancing their accuracy, reliability, and efficiency in different modes of operation.
 
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