The lecture consists of two parts, each covering ½ semester:

Part I: Energy Generation

Part II: Basics of Electromagnetic Energy Conversion and Drive Technology

The ES + EM chair is responsible for the first part of the lecture; the second part is offered by the MEAS chair.

Part II: Basics of Electromagnetic Energy Conversion and Drive Technology

The aim of this lecture is to convey knowledge in the following areas:

• Fundamentals of electrical engineering required for the description of electromagnetic energy conversion
• Alternatives for generating electrical energy
• Grid architecture for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy
• Modelling technical transformers and describing their operating behaviour
• Architecture of electrical drive systems
• Modelling the most important electrical machine types and describing their elementary stationary operating behaviour in the drive system

The following content is presented:

• Overview of generation, transmission, distribution, and use of electrical energy
• Principles for the description of electromagnetic energy conversion
• Architectures of electric drive systems
• Fundamentals of DC machines, DC drive technology, transformers for alternating and three-phase current
• General characteristics of induction machines
• Fundamentals of three-phase asynchronous machines
• AC drive technology with three-phase asynchronous machines
• Fundamentals of three-phase synchronous machines
• Alternatives for generating electrical energy
• Fundamentals of transmission and distribution of electrical energy 

Recommended literature for Part II:

H.O. Seinsch: Grundlagen elektrischer Maschinen und Antriebe; Teubner
Kremser: Elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe; Teubner
Müller, Ponick: Grundlagen elektr. Maschinen; VCH
Schröder: Elektrische Antriebstechnik - Grundlagen; Springer
(H. Eckhardt: Grundzüge der Elektr. Maschinen; Teubner)
(Späth: Elektrische Maschinen und Stromrichter; G. Braun, Karlsruhe)
(Simon / Fransua u.a.: Elektrische Maschinen und Antriebssysteme; Vieweg)
Theodoro Waldi: Electrical Machines, Drives, and Power Systems; Pearson Edu. Int.
Stephen j. Chapman: Electric Machinery Fundamentals; McGraw-HillVincent Del Toro: Electric Machines and Power Systems; Prentice-Hall Int.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Götz
Building 11, Room 376
Phone: 2080
Mail: goetz(at)eit.uni-kl.de

Part I and Part II

M.Sc. Alexander Köhler
Building 11, Room
Phone: 3562
Mail: akoehler(at)eit.uni-kl.de
 

Downloads concerning lecture and exercises can be found in the corresponding OLAT course.