Udemy – Mastering Electrical Machines: Theory, Design, Applications 2024-10

Published on: 2024-10-08 00:02:42

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Descriptions

Mastering Electrical Machines: Theory, Design, Applications, This comprehensive 50-hour course is designed to provide in-depth knowledge and hands-on understanding of three fundamental types of electrical machines: DC machines, Synchronous machines, and Induction machines. Whether you are an electrical engineering student, a professional in the field, or someone seeking to enhance your expertise in electrical machines, this course will equip you with both theoretical foundations and practical applications crucial for mastering these machines. By the end of this course, you will be able to cover all the principles of operation, design, and performance analysis of these machines through realizing real-world examples, industrial applications, and troubleshooting techniques.

What you’ll learn

DC machines principles
DC generators types, features, and applications
Performance of DC generators
DC motors types, features, and applications
Speed control of DC motors
DC machine testing
Practical projects on DC machine in MATLAB
Principles of synchronous machines
Synchronous generators types, models, and characteristics
Manufacturing of alternator windings
Factors affecting the alternator voltage
Role of governor control (ALFC) in alternators
Role of excitation control (AVR) in alternators
Types of exciters used in alternators
Synchronous generator testing
Performance and characteristics of stand alone generator
Behavior of alternator operating with large power system
Synchronization process of alternators with grid
Parallel operation of alternators
House diagram of alternators
Synchronous generator ratings
Learn how to read the nameplate of alternator

Who this course is for

Electrical Engineering Students (Undergraduate and graduate students).
Professional engineers in power generation, motors, and industrial machinery.
Technicians and Electricians seeking to improve practical skills on electrical machines.
Educators and Trainers updating their knowledge or teaching resources.
Researchers and Academics focused on electrical machines and systems.