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Identifying the most common applications for DC machines
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Explanation of electromagnetic induction and the Lorentz force
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Explanation of design and function of commutated machines (DC machines)
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Introduction to the key components of commutated machines, stator, commutator and carbon brushes
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Measurement of current and voltage in armature and exciter and determining the armature and exciter impedances
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Interpreting a rating plate
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Introduction to circuit diagrams and characteristics for various types of connection: series, shunt and compound windings
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Connection and operation of DC machines in various operating modes
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Speed measurement using a stroboscope
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Introduction to various types of speed regulation and reversal: field weakening, modification by means of armature and field resistors
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Experimental investigation of various methods for controlling speed and direction of rotation
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Connection and operation of commutated machines with AC voltages: universal motors
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Introduction to methods of braking DC machines
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Measurement of current and voltage when braking DC machines
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Explain the importance of temperature monitoring for electrical machines
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Temperature measurement in the exciter winding when a machine is running using a semiconductor sensor
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Course duration. 5.5 h approx.