Course Name	Electric Motor Control
Credits	3
Professor(s)	Name	Tae-Woong KIM
	Department	Dept. of Control and Instrumentation Engineering

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Course Objectives

Nowadays, automations and energy savings are more intensified in all societies. To satisfy these requirements, electric machines and their controls are necessarily treated in the course. This course will teach students to understand the fundamentals, operations, and application skills. Furthermore some chances to present their prepared assignments will be given to improve the speaking skills. the treatments in the course is followed as;

Understanding fundamentals and operations of electrical machines used as actuators

Introducing control schemes required in motion control such as mechatronics

Introducing paradigms and selection of electric machines in the fields of motion control

MAIN TEXTBOOK and FURTHER READINGS

- Chapman, "Electric Machinery Fundamentals 4/E," McGraw Hill

- Chapman, " Electric Machinery and Power System," McGraw Hill

- F.E. Fitzgerald, "Electric Machinery," McGraw Hill

ASSIGNMENTS AND GRADING

Assignments:

- Survey of electrical machine and transformer

- Survey of motor types , and also DC motor's characteristics

- Survey of induction motor's characteristics

- Survey of synchronous motor

Grading Scheme:

factor	attendance	final exam	report	presentation	freq. Q&A	other	total
rate	20%	30%	20%	20%	10%		100%

notice : ① assignments and their presentation are focused in the course, ② frequently Q&A will be used to obtain good points for attendance, ③ F grading will be given in case of over 5 absences

COURSE SCHEDULE

Course Outline

week period	course contents	information and assignment
1	course orientation	assignment
2	introduction to machinery principles
3 ~ 5	transformer
6 ~ 8	DC motor and its control
9 ~ 12	induction motor and its control	12th week : assignment
13 ~ 14	synchronous motor
15th	final exam.

CONTACT DETAILS

Tel: +82-751-5373; e-mail: kimtw@gnu.ac.kr