Industrial Electronics 2

Course Overview

Course Title: Industrial Electronics II
Code: EL12 | Semester: 4 | Credits: 4 | Coefficient: 4
Program: 2nd Year – Automatic Control | Fundamental Unit: UEM22
Workload: 60 h — Lectures: 1 h 30 | Tutorials: 1 h 30 | Practical Work: 0 h 45

Instructor

Dr. Abdelhalim Louifi
National Polytechnic School
Department: Electrical Engineering
Office: Second Floor, E306
Meeting Hours: Sunday, 10:00 AM – 11:59 AM
Email: abdelhalim.louifi@enp-oran.dz

Course Description

This course introduces industrial electronics and its application to the control of electrical machines. It covers power electronic control devices, DC and AC machine control, vector control, modern control techniques, and filtering.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

  • Analyze electronic control systems for electrical machines.

  • Understand and apply DC, induction, and synchronous machine control techniques.

  • Implement basic vector and modern control strategies.

  • Analyze and simulate electrical drive systems.

Course Content

  1. General Concepts

  2. Control Devices

  3. DC Machine Control

  4. Induction Machine Control

  5. Synchronous Machine Control

  6. Vector Control

  7. Modern Control Methods

  8. Filtering

Practical Work

  • Position control of a DC motor supplied by a chopper.

  • V/f control of an induction motor.

  • Field-oriented control of an induction motor.

  • Speed control of a PMSM using voltage and current sources.

  • Speed control of a BLDC motor.

Assessment

Quizzes, homework assignments, practical work, mini-projects, and final test.

Bibliography

  • G. Grellet and C. Clerc, Electrical Actuators, Eyrolles, 1996.

  • H. Bühler, Control of Power Electronics Systems, Vols. 1–2, PPUR, Lausanne.

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