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Power Electronics and Machines
Short course
In Bedfordshire ()
Description
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Type
Short course
Course structure The course will be delivered as lectures, supported by tutorials, design exercise, and laboratory demonstrations. All delegates will receive a Certificate of Attendance at the end of the course.
Reviews
Subjects
- Design
- Systems
Course programme
On completion of the course, you will learn to:
- Assess the key features and operational advantages of electric machines and their converter systems
- Identify and appraise the main configurations and components of an electric power conversion system comprising electric machines and converters
- Critically evaluate the steady-state characteristics of different subsystems in an electric power conversion application
- Assimilate suitable stakeholder requirements and make recommendations for different system designs, include the appropriate component sizing and control methods in an power conversion application
- Appreciate the operations of electric power systems, and identify all key subsystems
- Design and plan future extensions or modifications of existing power systems
- Systematically develop computer simulation models of the electromechanical systems and use those models to evaluate the effectiveness of different technology options and control methods.
Core content
Transformers and Electrical Machines
- Fundamentals of Electromagnetism and Electric Power Conversion
- Transformer Operations
- DC Machines - motors, generators & control
- AC Machines - synchronous & asynchronous.
Power Electronics and Power Converters
- Overview of semiconductor switches - Diodes, IGBTs, MOSFETs
- Boost/buck converters - operation, control and design
- Multi-phase converters - operation, control and design
- Switching strategies of converters.
Applications to Renewable Energy Systems
- Wind generator systems
- General types of electric machines
- Converter types and configurations
- Photovoltaic generators
- General types of silicon photovoltaic
- PV configurations and integration.
Basics of Electric Power System
- Introduction and overview to Centralised Power System
- Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution
- Power flow and compensation
- Power dispatch and Control.
Advanced Electric Grid
- Underground Cable design
- Fault analysis
- Protection system
- Stability and dynamics analysis with the application of FACTS devices
- Smart grid.
Power Electronics and Machines