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    This document outlines an electrical machines laboratory course taken during the 7th semester of an Electronics Engineering program. The course focuses on static and rotating electrical machines, including transformers, DC machines, and induction motors. Students will work in teams to perform experiments that measure the characteristics and behavior of these machines. They will learn to properly use equipment, classify readings, and incorporate data into lab reports. At the end of the course students will be evaluated based on their performance on individual lab sessions and a final exam.

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    NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING

    COLLEGE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

    ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING PROGRAM

    EE240 – LABORATORY OF ELECTRICAL MACHINES

    I. GENERAL INFORMATION

    CODE : EE240 – Laboratory of Electrical Machines


    SEMESTER : 7
    CREDITS : 01
    HOURS PER WEEK : 03 (Laboratory)
    PREREQUISITES : EE210 – Electrical Machines
    CONDITION : Mandatory

    II. COURSE DESCRIPTION

    The course includes the principle and/or operation of electric machines, initially with static electric
    machines such as the iron core reactor and the single-phase transformer; which was studied
    theoretically in the course of Electrical Machines, in the VI cycle, as well as the experience of
    formation of magnetic fields in a rotating electric machine and ending with DC and AC rotating
    machines represented by the Shunt DC engine-generator and AC induction engine respectively.
    The students will know the principle and/or operation of an electric machine, using the measuring
    instruments properly and will also compare the experimental results with the theoretical ones
    given on the data plate, all this in the framework of integration with their groupmates, the which
    will be useful in their future professional life of teamwork.

    III. COURSE OUTCOMES

    At the end of the course the student will:


     Adapt to teamwork, when the tasks that each member must perform are distributed within
    their work group.

     Properly manipulate laboratory equipment (measuring instruments and electrical machines).

     Classify the readings obtained from the measuring instruments (digital multimeters, clamp
    meters, analogue ammeters, etc.).

     Use and organize the data obtained for the preparation of your final reports.

    IV. LEARNING UNITS

    1. THE IRON CORE REACTOR


    To obtain the B – H characteristic / Separation of Losses / Observation of the Hysteresis
    Loop and Waveform of the Reactor Current.

    2. THE SINGLE-PHASE TRANSFORMER


    To obtain Resistance in DC / Vacuum Test / Short Circuit Test / Load Test.

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    3. FORMATION OF MAGNETIC FIELDS IN ROTATING MACHINES
    Formation of a Stationary Field with DC / Rotating Magnetic Field Production.

    4. THE SHUNT MACHINE AS C.C. GENERATOR


    Vacuum excitation characteristics / Load test / External characteristic / Regulation
    characteristic.

    5. THE ASYNCHRONOUS MACHINE


    Free rotor test (vacuum) / Blocked rotor test / Test as a motor under load.

    V. LABORATORIES AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCES

     Laboratory 1: The Iron Core Reactor

     Laboratory 2: The Single-Phase Transformer

     Laboratory 3: Formation of magnetic fields in rotary machines

     Laboratory 4: The DC Machine

     Laboratory 5: The Asynchronous Machine

    VI. METHODOLOGY

    In these 5 laboratory sessions, the student participates with his team or work group, within an
    adequate space that is the electricity laboratory. The students will perform the functioning and/or
    operation of the electric machine and will observe its behavior by reading the Measuring
    instruments, which will be properly calibrated with both the guidance of the teacher in charge of
    the course and the laboratory staff.

    VII. EVALUATION FORMULA

    The learning will be evaluated through the "G" system.


    Each laboratory session is qualified, and the one with the lowest grade is eliminated. Besides,
    at the end of the semester the professor will take a Final Control (FC), this grade will be also
    averaged with the other laboratory experiences.

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    VIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY

     KOSTENKO - PIOTROSKY, Volume II. Electric machines.

     IVANOV - SMOLENSK, Volume II. Electric machines.

     LANGSDORF. Theory of Alternating Current Machines.

     AGUSTÍN GUTIÉRREZ. Theory and Analysis of Electrical Machines.

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