S203G002

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2

PMW

This course requires students to comprehend various methods of

speed regulation of all kinds of motors, and to gain a basic
understanding of methods for setting up and analyzing motors
mathematical models when using various control methods. The goal is
to make students be acquainted with methods of theoretical analysis
of motor control.
The characteristic of this course is to build up corresponding
multimedia courseware according to the teaching programs for
enhancing the information of the class and making the teaching more
interesting.
The basic contents of this course consist of three aspects as
below:
1. Speed regulation systems for DC motors
Basic
speed
regulation
modes
and
their
corresponding
characteristics, construction of DC motors and their mathematical
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models, and control methods. Special speed regulation modes are

presented in the end, including transistor amplifier-DC motor speed
regulation systems, pulse regulation of speed and digital regulation
of speed.
2. Speed regulation systems for asynchronous motors
Fundamentals of speed regulation for asynchronous motors are
presented, along with their mathematical model and methods of
theoretical analysis and calculations, and their control methods
including field-orientation control, direct torque control, PWM
control, double feedback speed regulation and switched reluctance
motors.
3. Self-controlled synchronous motors and their control systems
Classification of self-controlled synchronous motors and their
application fields are presented, along with their mathematical model
and methods of theoretical analysis and calculations. Control methods
are also given, consisting of AC-DC-AC current type, AC-AC current
type, AC-AC voltage type and AC-AC voltage type with vector control.

H.Bulent Ertanetc. Modern Electrical Drives

1 ,1986
2 ,1988
3 ,1986
4 ,1988
5 ,1982