Welcome to

Electromechanical Systems Course

Instructor

Dr. Narayan Kar271 Essex HallEmail: nkar@uwindsor.caOffice Hour: Thursday, 10:00-12:00 am

Graduate Assistants

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Texts

Class Lectures: "Electric Machinery Fundamentals" by Stephen J. Chapman, 4th Edition, 2005, McGraw-Hill

Laboratory Experiments: "Electromechanical Systems Lab Manual" by Kar (will be posted soon)

Laboratory Tutorial: “Tutorial Problems" by Kar (will be posted soon)

Class Location and Time Room EH 186Tuesdays & Thursdays 8:30 am-9:50 am

Lab and Tutorial Location and Time Location: CE 1226 (for labs)

DH 365 & ER 2125 (for tutorials)

Time: Mondays & Fridays 2:30 pm-5:20 pm

Marking Scheme

Participation (5%)Midterm Examination (35%) Lab and Tutorial (10%)Final Examination (50%)

Course Contents

• Introduction to Machinery Principles• Transformers • DC Motors and Generators• Three-Phase Circuits• Synchronous Generators and Motors • Induction Motors

Transformers

DC Motors

Induction Motors

Applications: Washing machines, refrigerator compressors, grinders, etc.

Induction Generators

Synchronous Generators

Synchronous generators produce almost all electricity we consume today.

Synchronous Motors

Synchronous motors are used to drive high power loads at constant speed.

Tutorials

• Tutorial: “Tutorial Problems" by Kar (will be posted soon)

• Three tutorials

• Lecture followed by problem solving

Lab Experiments

Lab Manual: “Electromechanical Systems Lab Manual" by N. Kar (to be posted on the web)

Lab/Tutorial Groups:will be posted soon

Make-Up Lab/Tutorial?:NO, THANKS