2024
Industrial Electronics
Name: Industrial Electronics
Code: EME00509L
6 ECTS
Duration: 15 weeks/156 hours
Scientific Area:
Electrotechnical Engineering
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
Students will obtain useful skills to understand the Industrial Power Electronics basic principles. They will learn the functioning of power electronics converters, and also the power electronic devices. Students will also know how to specify the converters for different application types. Students will also acquire competences that will allow them to pursuit and increase their studies and knowledge.
Contents
1. Introduction
Objectives and application examples.
2. Power Electronic Devices
Diode, Tiristor, GTO, BJT, MOSFET, IGBT
Devices characteristics comparison
3. AC/DC Converters ? Rectifiers
Analysis of different topologies
Power Flow. Power Factor
4. AC/AC Converters
Cicloconverters: Topology and functioning principles
Static Converters: Functioning as switch and with phase control
5. DC/DC Converters - "Chopper"
Analysis of different topologies
6. DC/AC Converters ? Inverters
Voltage Inverters: one and three phases topologies; Power Flow
Current Inverters
7. Regulation and Command of Power Converters
P;PI;PID Controllers. Regulation Circuits.
PWM Command. Tiristors, Transistors and IGBT's Command Circuits.
Objectives and application examples.
2. Power Electronic Devices
Diode, Tiristor, GTO, BJT, MOSFET, IGBT
Devices characteristics comparison
3. AC/DC Converters ? Rectifiers
Analysis of different topologies
Power Flow. Power Factor
4. AC/AC Converters
Cicloconverters: Topology and functioning principles
Static Converters: Functioning as switch and with phase control
5. DC/DC Converters - "Chopper"
Analysis of different topologies
6. DC/AC Converters ? Inverters
Voltage Inverters: one and three phases topologies; Power Flow
Current Inverters
7. Regulation and Command of Power Converters
P;PI;PID Controllers. Regulation Circuits.
PWM Command. Tiristors, Transistors and IGBT's Command Circuits.
Teaching Methods
Teaching is based on theoretical classes and practical laboratory classes
Theoretical classes serve to present theory and solve problems that help to consolidate the concepts presented.
Practical-laboratory classes serve to develop laboratory and project work.
The learning system is intended to be active, aiming to encourage students to do their own research on the subjects presented in classes.
Questions time available twice a week, in the teacher's office. Use of email to answer basic questions or to schedule another follow-up time convenient for each student.
Theoretical classes serve to present theory and solve problems that help to consolidate the concepts presented.
Practical-laboratory classes serve to develop laboratory and project work.
The learning system is intended to be active, aiming to encourage students to do their own research on the subjects presented in classes.
Questions time available twice a week, in the teacher's office. Use of email to answer basic questions or to schedule another follow-up time convenient for each student.
Assessment
The grades are within the interval [0,20].
The assessment method consists of three components :
[P1] Project to be assessed in (15%).
[TP1, [TP2, ,[TP3, TP4] Laboratory works - (25%)
[T1] Test 1 (30%).
[T2] Test 2 (30%).
[Ex] Examination (60%)
The student can choose 1 of 2 possible regimes, in which the Final Grade [NF] is calculated as
follows:
CONTINUOUS EVALUATION
[NF] Final Grade: NF = P×0.15+((TP1 + TP2 + TP3 +TP4)/4)×0.25 +T1x0,30 +T2x0.30
If NF>9.5 ^ P>= 9.5 ^ TPi>= 8.5 ^ T1>= 9.0 ^ T2>= 9.0 Approved
FINAL ASSESSMENT
[NF] Final Grade: NF = P×0.15+ ((TP1 + TP2 + TP3 +TP4)/4)×0.25 +Ex0,60
If NF> 9.5 ^ P>= 9.5 ^ TPi>= 8.5 ^ Ex>= 9.5 Approved
The assessment method consists of three components :
[P1] Project to be assessed in (15%).
[TP1, [TP2, ,[TP3, TP4] Laboratory works - (25%)
[T1] Test 1 (30%).
[T2] Test 2 (30%).
[Ex] Examination (60%)
The student can choose 1 of 2 possible regimes, in which the Final Grade [NF] is calculated as
follows:
CONTINUOUS EVALUATION
[NF] Final Grade: NF = P×0.15+((TP1 + TP2 + TP3 +TP4)/4)×0.25 +T1x0,30 +T2x0.30
If NF>9.5 ^ P>= 9.5 ^ TPi>= 8.5 ^ T1>= 9.0 ^ T2>= 9.0 Approved
FINAL ASSESSMENT
[NF] Final Grade: NF = P×0.15+ ((TP1 + TP2 + TP3 +TP4)/4)×0.25 +Ex0,60
If NF> 9.5 ^ P>= 9.5 ^ TPi>= 8.5 ^ Ex>= 9.5 Approved
Teaching Staff
- Frederico José Lapa Grilo [responsible]
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