Practical Aspects to Motor Control and Drives

Course Code

SAUTR1009



Duration

2 Days

Who is the Course intended for?

What is covered in this Course?

Day 1 of 2

Day 2 of 2

Day One introduces the key components of Motor Controls and Drives, including:

• Understanding asynchronous motor design

• Starting techniques such as direct on line (DOL), soft starters and VSDs

• Basic loads with constant or variable torque

• Complex loads such as quadratic torque, hyperbolic torque or lifts and crane stationery torque

• Soft starter fundamentals

• VSD fundamentals

• Using the keypads on ATS48 and ATV61/71

• V/F motor control

Day Two builds on the fundamentals of Day One and extends them to include:

• Flux vector motor control

• VSD applications and control strategies

• Installation and configuration of encoders

• EMC and harmonic basics

• EMC and harmonic mitigation techniques

• Motor braking techniques and configuration

• Using PowerSuite to program, store and retrieve configurations

• Installing and commissioning ATS48 and ATV61/71 controllers

• Basic system fault finding



Course Prerequisites

  • Some PC and Microsoft Windows experience desirable
  • Good understanding of electrical and electronic concepts

Course Schedule

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Baulkham Hills, New South Wales

Tuesday 21/09/2010 - Wednesday 22/09/2010
0815
=SE= Baulkham Hills NSW
Training Room
2 Solent Circuit (cnr. Inglewood Place),
Norwest Business Park,
Baulkham Hills NSW 2153

Baulkham Hills, New South Wales

Wednesday 8/12/2010 - Thursday 9/12/2010
0815
=SE= Baulkham Hills NSW
Training Room
2 Solent Circuit (cnr. Inglewood Place),
Norwest Business Park,
Baulkham Hills NSW 2153


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