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Measuring system for comprehensive testing of electrical machines
Author(s) -
Adam Biernat,
W. Przyborowski
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
biuletyn wojskowej akademii technicznej
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1234-5865
DOI - 10.5604/01.3001.0014.2791
Subject(s) - voltage , resistive touchscreen , signal (programming language) , waveform , electronic circuit , electrical network , data acquisition , computer science , electric machine , signal processing , electronic engineering , system of measurement , electrical impedance , electrical engineering , engineering , physics , stator , digital signal processing , astronomy , programming language , operating system
The article presents a measuring system designed for a comprehensive experimental testingof various types of electric machines. These tests include measurements of electrical, electromagnetic,kinematic, as well as mechanical and thermal quantities.The basic measurements of electrical machines include currents and voltages in electrical circuits,including voltages on resistive and generally impedance elements of these circuits, and induced voltages.Depending on the machine class and type, the measured values are constant or change over time. Somemagnitudes of electromagnetic transformations are measured in the area of machine construction. Inaddition, the parameters of the measured values of the type of signal discriminants (average, effectiveand maximum values) and their waveforms are presented.Due to the wide range of machine state parameters, i.e. its state variables - in different load states, themultiplicity of these signals and the need to know their different characteristics, it becomes necessary touse individually adopted signal processing subsystems, i.e. signal acquisition systems, in the measuringsystems. It is now possible thanks to the development in the CAM (Computer Aided Measurement)programming, for example using the graphical programming language of the integrated LabVIEWsystem. The article also presents examples of subsystems for the acquisition of measurements of nonelectromagneticsignals like vibrational and acoustic ones generated in machines.Keywords: electric machines, measurements, measuring system

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