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Electrical Servodrives
FSI-RESAcad. year: 2018/2019
The subject familiarises students with the basic problems of electrical servodrives and their role in motion control of production machines and appliances. The basic demands on static and dynamic properties of servos are defined, the basic components of electrical servosystems (DC,electronically commutated DC, synchronous, asynchronous and linear machines, power converters, sensors and controllers) are explained, the design-methods of feedback systems (position-loop, speed-loop, current-loop, position control with subordinate speed and current control, dynamic stiffness of a position-loop, communication between a numerical control system and servodrives) are treated and the interaction of load-inertia of servomechanisms is described.
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To get credits there is required solution of given problems
Examination has a written and an oral part.
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Basic literature
Leonhard, W.: Control of Electrical Drives Springer, Berlin 1996
Pavelka, J., Čeřovský, Z., Javůrek, J.: Elektrické pohony, skripta ČVUT Praha, 1996
Skalický, Jiří: Elektrické servopohony skripta VUT v Brně, FEKT, 2001
Recommended reading
Souček, P. : Pohony výrobních zařízení. Servomechanizmy
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2. Position control of servodrives of working machines
3. DC servodrives
4. Tranzistorised DC servodrives
5. Servodrives with an electronically commutated motor
6. Drives with induction motors
7. Drives with frequency converters
8. Drives with synchronous motors
9. Drives with stepping motors
10.Control structures of servodrives
11.Control structures with microcomuters
12.Transistor frequency converters for servodrives
13.Examples of industrial applications of servodrives
Exercise
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2. Kinematic and dynamic analysis of a robot with 2 degree of freedom
3. Static and dynamic properties of a DC machine
4. Mathematical model of a DC machine
5. Transfer function and frequency response of a DC machine
6. Design of a speed controller of the DC drive
7. Frequency response and step response of the target tracking
8. Frequency response and step response of the disturbance rejection
9. Simulation of a DC drive applying MATLAB/SIMULINK
10.Design and simulation of a position control
11.Calculation of a starting of the induction machine
12.Mathematical model of a synchronous machine with PM
13.Simulation of a synchronous servodrive
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