Electric Machines Category
Basic Transformer Trainer
Transformer is a major part of any linear power supply. To become familiar with this part here is a complete system in which complete transformer design is demonstrated with state of the art technology. We give complete basics as well as students at the end come up with a good working prototype
Main Aspects
- Basic design parameters to set upon: Turn ratio calculation
- Core material selection
- Losses in different areas
- Full load / No load calculations
- Power input power output calculations
- Wattage of the device
- Design optimization
- Lamination and air gape covering
Features
- Single-Phase Multiple turn Transformer 3A
- 2 Digital Volt Meter
- 2 Digital Current Meter
- Resistive Load Bank with selector switch to vary Resistive Load
- Main Isolator
- Flexible to Used as 3- Phase Transformer Trainer
Capacitor Start Induction Motor
A capacitor start induction motor is a type of induction motor commonly used in various applications such as household appliances, air compressors, and pumps. It’s called a “capacitor start” motor because it uses a capacitor to create a phase difference between the start and run windings of the motor, allowing it to generate a rotating magnetic field necessary for starting.
Features
- Inbuilt Breaker for Over Load Motor Protection
- Inbuilt Fuses for Generators Outputs Protection
- Light Indication For Power Supply
- Separate Capacitor Start Induction Motor Unit (Folsom 2950 RPM Italy)
- Inbuilt Variac to Control/Vary the Motor Speed
- Inbuilt Knob to change the Rotation of the Motor Clock/Anti clock
- Inbuilt Light for Motor Direction Indication
- Motor Generator Coupling (Rubber) to couple the two moving Parts to absorb the jerks
- Inbuilt Digital Techo Meter for RPM Measurement
- Inbuilt Excitation Points
- Fuse Protection for Bridge DC output
- Separate 3-Phase Bridge to Convert 3-Phase AC to Dc
- 3-Phase bridge Circuit Diagram drawn on panel demonstrate its working
- Panel 3-Phases and Neural knobs for Generated Voltages
- Fuse protections for 3-Phase Generated Voltages to Protect the Generator