Discipline |
Electrical Engineering |
Lab |
Control and Instrumentation Lab |
Experiment |
Determination of Incremental Transfer Function of Two-Phase AC Servo Motor and Experiment 3 |
An a.c. servomotor is an induction motor with two primary windings mutually displaced in magnetic position from one another by 90 electrical degrees.
It has low inertia and high-resistance rotor, thus, giving a speed-torque curve that is linear in shape from no load speed to stand-still.
It is designed for operation with a constant voltage applied to one of the windings , called the fixed phase , while a time-displaced adjustable voltage is impressed on the other winding which is called the control winding.
The two phase induction motor is the most important machine which is used as a servomotor. This is because:
1- No brushes and slip-rings are used. Thus, less maintenance is required and the motor is rugged and robust in construction.
2- The motor requires only a simple control amplifier.
SrNo |
Name |
VLabs Developer or Integration Engineer |
Designation |
Department |
Institute |
1 |
Piyali Chattopadhyay |
Developer & Integration |
Research Engineer |
Department of Electrical Engineering |
IIT Kharagpur |