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Jul 20, 2025
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EL 206 - Machines and Control Credit Hours: 3
This course will provide theoretical background in the following topics:
- magnetics;
- electromagnetics;
- B-H curves;
- Faraday’s Law;
- ideal transformer;
- practical transformer;
- losses;
- hysteresis;
- Eddy currents;
- equivalent circuit, Lenz’s Law;
- short circuit/open circuit testing;
- introduction to heat, torque, speed, and inertia;
- DC motor theory; shunt, series, compound motor characteristics;
- armature reaction;
- Lorentz’s Law;
- review of three-phase power;
- AC motor theory;
- induction, synchronous, three-phase, and single-phase motors; and
- stepper motors.
Course Outcomes Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- relate fundamental laws governing electrical machines;
- understand the operation and usage of power transformers;
- identify the operational differences between various DC motors and generator systems;
- identify and describe various three-phase motor systems;
- understand the operation and application of three-phase induction and synchronous motors;
- describe the difference between single and three-phase motors;
- identify and use appropriate technical literature for the research project; and
- make an effective presentation of the research topic.
Prerequisites: EL 202 S (N)
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