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Unit-II - Engineering Design3 - EE - SUPPLY - & - MOTO
Unit-II - Engineering Design3 - EE - SUPPLY - & - MOTO
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Topic Learning Outcomes
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Power Supply Design
– Components:
• Resistor
• Capacitor
• Diodes
• Light Emitting Diodes (LED)
• Transistors
• Wire
On what structure these will combine to
make interesting things?
Emulation Platform:
Real time Implementation
PCB, Breadboards, IC’s
Advantages: You can use directly in circuits.
Simulation Platforms:
Look alike copy of real time implementation.
TINA, Proteus, NI - Multisim
Advantages: Reduce cost, effort.
BREAD BOARD
Definition: Creating, organizing, and prototyping a circuit.
What are resistors?
Resistors provide a specific amount of
resistance to a path in a circuit or wire. Ohm's
law is used to calculate the
properties related to resistance.
Light Emitting Diodes
Diode Symbol + Arrows for light
Points to ground
Multimeter
Multimeter
Voltage
Multimeter
Current
Activity: Light the LED
Parts: Battery, Resistor, LED
Do:
Simulation Platform
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Power Supply – Design (AC to DC)
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Component List for Power Supply Design
Component List :
1.Step down transformer (Center tapped) (12 – 0 – 12) or (16 – 0)
2.Voltage regulator (LM7805, LM7812)
3.Capacitors (2200uF, 470uF)
4.Diodes (1N4007)
5.Multi-meter
5 Volt & 12 Volts Power Supply from regular Supply
Circuit Diagram
5 Volt DC Power Supply from 230V AC Supply
Simple Circuit Diagram
5 Volt & 12 Volts Power Supply from regular Supply
Circuit Diagram with normal Step-down transformer
Motor Sizing
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Topic Learning Outcomes
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Basic Architectures of Motors
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Parts of DC Machine
DC Electric
Motor Construction
Armature Core
Working of DC Motor
Stepper Motor
Operation
DC Motor Operation
Ref.: makeagif.com
Motor Sizing Principles
• Motor: Converts electrical energy into mechanical
energy.
• Mechanical Power: The mechanical output of the
motor (P) measured in Watts. Older motors and USA
motors measure power in Horse Power (Hp).
Conversion Factor: 1 Hp = 746 W
• Speed: The number of revolutions per minute of the
motor. Usually denoted “N” and measures in rpm.
Conversion Factors: n=N/60; ω=2πN/60
• Torque: The force with which a motor turns is called
Torque measured in Newton meters (Nm).
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Motor Sizing Principles
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Motor Sizing Principles
Ratings:
Voltage;
Current;
Speed;
Power;
Torque
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Motor Sizing Principles
Motor will
start or not?
Motor will
start or not?
Motor will
start or not?
This motor will start the load but it will get stuck
at the stall point.
Peak load torque (or power) < Rated Motor torque (or power) x (1+Service factor/100%)
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Types and Application of DC Motors
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THANK
YOU
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