• Level of study

    BAC +3

  • ECTS

    7 credits

  • Component

    Faculty of Science

  • Hourly volume

    58,5h

Description

electromechanical energy conversions. It provides the prerequisites for further study in Master EEA.

 

This unit of instruction will:

  • To enable the definition of the three-phase sinusoidal regime for balanced, unbalanced and non-linear loads.
  • Define the properties of dielectric components.
  • To give the basic laws, methods allowing the study of magnetic components
  • Define the principles, models and experimental tests for the characterization of inductors and transformers.
  • Define an electromechanical system for the motorization.
  • Present the topologies of electrical actuators and their equivalent model from a circuit approach. It will also give the main characterization tests for actuator modeling.

The practical part includes a first part of tutorials followed by the practical part on the same theme which allows to understand, to apply the theoretical principles and to implement the methods and techniques of measurements.

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Objectives

The main objective of this course is to give the fundamental bases, the methods of calculation, for the study by the equivalent diagrams of the components of electrical engineering.

The student should be able to study a problem involving sinusoidal sources and any electrical loads in steady-state modes of operation. He/she should be able to characterize a signal by the Fourrier series decomposition.

The student should be able to make or study test charts for an iron core inductor, a single or three phase transformer, a DC machine or an asynchronous motor.

It can define an electromechanical system.

This UE could be the support of the L3 project.

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Necessary pre-requisites

- Solid foundation in elementary math and physics.

- Basic knowledge of materials, components of electrical engineering. Methods of studying circuits in permanent sinusoidal regime.

- Student with a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or applied physics.

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Knowledge control

Percentage of 70% for the course and 30% for the practical part

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Syllabus

  1. Three-phase sinusoidal circuits
  2. Dielectric materials and components - Reminder
  3. Magnetic materials and components - Reminder
  4. Inductances and transformers
  5. Electric actuators
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