The Concept of Electrical Part of the Model of Micro‑Energy Sources for Electrical Laboratories

René Drtina; Jaroslav Lokvenc; Josef Šedivý; Jan Škoda

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.835.805

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The Concept of Electrical Part of the Model of Micro‑Energy Sources for Electrical Laboratories

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The article deals concept of measuring the electric motor-generator sets and represents the completion of a comprehensive design laboratory for electrical energy mikrozdroje laboratories. Given that the test set is powered energy industrial installations can not underestimate the risks arising from its operations. The seemingly simple design of the electrical part with manual control may seem a step back (in particular, from the viewpoint of universal, sometimes precipitous and unnecessary digitization anything), on the other hand the solution chosen allows combination possibilities that are not in the conventional digital control feasible.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 835)

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805-809

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May 2016

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René Drtina, Jaroslav Lokvenc, Josef Šedivý*, Jan Škoda

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Asynchronous Generator, Capacitive Excitation, Energy, Power Source, Renewable Energy Sources, Unbalanced Load

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