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Magnetic Field Simulation Software ? - Updated
Try COMSOL Multiphysics- xhatemx
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Magnetic Field Simulation Software ? - Updated
I've been looking for a simulation program for the same purpose for quite some time .. Thanks for the links, hope anyone works- xhatemx
- Post #15
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Electric Power & Machines BSc Possible Nuclear Engineering MSc ?
I totally agree but they have their reasons. The system here runs in a very different way than yours. Moreover, as a developing country we don't really have those faculty with nuclear experience. The only other possible solution was hiring foreign faculty which is not acceptable also. It's...- xhatemx
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Electric Power & Machines BSc Possible Nuclear Engineering MSc ?
Thank you MATLABdude. Very helpful. I didn't want to bother you with the reason why I'm obliged to pursue a Nuclear Engineering route, but here it is: My University has a plan to initiate a Nuclear Engineering department in 4 years. They have selected fresh graduates from Electric & Mechanical...- xhatemx
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Electric Power & Machines BSc Possible Nuclear Engineering MSc ?
I'm sorry if posting this breaks any of the forum rules but I need to take a decision soon.- xhatemx
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Electric Power & Machines BSc Possible Nuclear Engineering MSc ?
I'm a fresh graduate with a BSc degree in Electric Power & Machines. However, my MSc thesis should be nuclear related due to some issues with my university. What do you think a proper field of research in Nuclear Engineering where I could use my BSc electric power background ? It worth...- xhatemx
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Tuning PI speed controller for DC motor
Thanks i'll try that ... Its frustrating never thought a PI controller would be that complex- xhatemx
- Post #11
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Tuning PI speed controller for DC motor
skeptic2 thanks again for your help .. its very useful so far sorry for the late reply; i stopped working on the project for a while and paid attention to the exams. Anyway, Whats the purpose of the diode ? .. Is it for limiting the current ?- xhatemx
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Tuning PI speed controller for DC motor
@ TheAnalogKid83 The current signal is actually a voltage drop across a very small resistance (voltage signal corresponding to the passing current). Also as i mentioned before i know nothing about this motor except its rated V, I and rpm. No manuals or datasheet. Actually this motor has been in...- xhatemx
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Tuning PI speed controller for DC motor
Thanks for your reply skeptic2 Just a fixed ramp speed varying from 0 to 10v corresponding to 0 to rated rpm (which is 1500 rpm). Actually I've implemented the speed control loop and it worked fine. Still the problem is with the red box in the pic and also i think i will have to re-adjust the...- xhatemx
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Tuning PI speed controller for DC motor
C'mon guys any help is mostly appreciated- xhatemx
- Post #2
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Tuning PI speed controller for DC motor
Good day everyone I'm implementing a speed controller for a DC motor 220 v 2.7 A 1500 rpm. I've already made and tested the firing circuit and the motor works fine in an open loop. Now big problem the parameters of the motor are unknown and impossible to find. No time for mechanical...- xhatemx
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Graduate How to Determine the Best Interpolation in Newton Forward Difference Method?
simply you construct the table and you will find for this example that after certain iteration the numbers in a certain column will be the same or of accuracy better than that required by the question. this is when you stop . . -
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Resonance Frequency Explained: Get the Answers Here
this is better : http://science.howstuffworks.com/question603.htm- xhatemx
- Post #3
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Resonance Frequency Explained: Get the Answers Here
check this : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resonance_frequency and for simplicity , i think that it is the frequency for a certain circuit that makes X(L) = X(c) , ie resonance frequency = 1/(LC)^0.5 . not sure- xhatemx
- Post #2
- Forum: Electrical Engineering