Industrial Electronic Design

Upon the successful completion of this course, students will be able to: 1. explain basic elements of Industrial motor control: determine the use of different control devices and motor starters; 2. understand fundamental elements of power electronic: diode-based rectifiers, harmonics and PF distortion, thyristor principles and control, tyristor-based rectifier and inverter; 3. explain the operation of cycloconverter; SCR-based converter and triggering range and firing angles; 4. analyse DC-to-DC switching converters, DC-to-AC switching converters and analyse PWM techniques in dc switching; and 5. understand electronic Control of DC and AC Motors.

Solid-state devices and circuits; Programmable controllers; Thyristors; Lasers; Fiber optics ; Power supplies; Op-amp circuits; Open- and closed-loop (feedback) systems; Input devices ;Output devices; AC and DC motors; Motor control devices; Robots and other motion control systems; Data communications.