Motor/Motor Drives CD-ROM Courses

     The following interactive multimedia CD-ROMs are available to supplement your learning in Motors and Motor Drives.  These CDs can also stand alone as a training tools for your use.  The following CD-ROMs are available:

AC and DC Motors: AC Motor Theory
AC and DC Motors: AC Motor Maintenance
AC and DC Motors: DC Motor Theory
AC and DC Motors: DC Motor Maintenance

AC and DC Motors:  AC Motor Theory CD-ROM

Duration:  4 hours (includes 1 test)

Audience:  This program is excellent for the training of electricians and electronic technicians as well as for the multicraft training needs of process and manufacturing facilities.  This lesson is designed for participants familiar with basic electrical principles, electrical safety, electrical print reading, electrical connections, and electrical control equipment.

What Students Learn:  This comprehensive Activฎ interactive multimedia training program consists of four lessons that train participants to understand, maintain, and test AC and DC motors.

This lesson explains the fundamental principles upon which AC motor operation is based and the basic components of an AC motor and how they work.  This lesson also covers types of motors commonly found in industry, how they differ, and where they are commonly used.

After completing the lesson, the learner will be able to:

   •    Identify the components of an AC motor and explain their functions.
•    Explain the basic principles of magnetism.
•    Interpret the characteristics of a current as represented on a sine wave.
•    Describe the effect of an AC current on a conductor, and the methods of increasing magnetic flux in a conductor.
•    Explain how a rotating field is created in an AC motor.
•    Explain and calculate synchronous speed and explain induction and its effect on a rotor.
•    Explain the relationship between phased current and rotor spin.
•    Explain slip and know its formula.
•    Describe the design of a squirrel cage rotor and explain how it works.
•    Describe the design of a wound rotor and explain how it works.
•    Define torque and explain its role in motor operation.
•    Explain the design of a reluctance motor and how it works.
•    Explain the design of an externally excited motor.
•    Explain the function of a motor starter, and describe the most common types.
•    Describe a variable speed drive and its effect on voltage and frequency.
•    Distinguish a single-phase motor from a three-phase motor.
•    Explain the design of a split-phase motor.
•    Explain the design of a capacitance start motor.

AC and DC Motors: AC Motor Theory CD-ROM - $349.95  Add to Cart

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AC and DC Motors:  AC Motor Maintenance CD-ROM

Duration:  4 hours (includes 1 test)

Audience:  This program is excellent for the training of electricians and electronic technicians as well as for the multicraft training needs of process and manufacturing facilities.  This lesson is designed for participants familiar with basic electrical principles, electrical safety, electrical print reading, electrical control equipment, AC motor components, and AC motor theory.

What Students Learn:  This comprehensive Activฎ interactive multimedia training program consists of four lessons that train participants to understand, maintain, and test AC and DC motors.

This lesson covers AC motor maintenance, including the three types of motor maintenance:  preventive, periodic, and corrective maintenance.  The lesson covers the various tools and instruments used to conduct motor maintenance and maintenance safety and recordkeeping. This lesson also explains why maintenance programs are important, characteristics of various types of maintenance, and maintenance tasks to be done during each type of maintenance.

After completing the lesson, the learner will be able to:

    •    Identify the characteristics of a motor maintenance program.
•    Identify reasons for having a recordkeeping system.
•    Identify characteristics of preventive motor maintenance, such as inspection, measurement, and cleaning and
      lubrication.
•    Identify the characteristics of periodic maintenance, such as AC motor components, pre-maintenance testing,
      motor disassembly, cleaning and inspection of a disassembled motor, and reassembly and post-maintenance
      testing.
•    Know how to correct a motor that won't start.
•    Know how to correct abnormal noise.
•    Know how to correct the overheating of a motor.

AC and DC Motors: AC Motor Maintenance CD-ROM - $349.95  Add to Cart

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AC and DC Motors:  DC Motor Theory CD-ROM

Duration:  4 hours (includes 1 test)

Audience:  This program is excellent for the training of electricians and electronic technicians as well as for the multicraft training needs of process and manufacturing facilities.  This lesson is designed for participants familiar with basic electrical principles, electrical safety, electrical print reading, electrical control equipment, Ohm's Law and Three-Phase Motors.

What Students Learn:  This comprehensive Activฎ interactive multimedia training program consists of four lessons that train participants to understand, maintain, and test AC and DC motors.

This lesson introduces participants to the application of direct current motors and their components.  This lesson covers general characteristics of a DC motor, DC motor components, their functions and the design of the brush assembly.  This lesson explains concepts such as flux interaction, commutation, the effect of multiple windings, armature reaction, compensation and CEMF, and how each of these factors effects motor operation.

After completing the lesson, the learner will be able to:

    •    Know the general requirements of a DC motor and what requirements they meet.
•    Identify the basic components and explain the functions of a DC motor.
•    Identify the components of the brush assembly and explain its function.
•    Explain the effect of armature current on the main flux field and how this results in motor action.
•    Explain the process of commutation and how this maintains direct current in a DC motor.
•    Describe how the number of windings and commutator segments effects torque and mechanical power.
•    Explain how armature reaction shifts the neutral plane, how it affects motor operation, and what measures will
      correct the reaction.
•    Know the requirements for induced voltage in a motor, and explain Counter EMF.
•    Explain the designs of a series wound, shunt wound, compound wound, and permanent magnet wound motor and 
      how each of them work.
•    Learn about reduced voltage starters and what determines the direction of the rotation of a motor.
•    Learn how a reverse contractor works.
•    Know how a tapped resistor and field rheostat work.
•    Know how a drive control system works. 

AC and DC Motors: DC Motor Theory CD-ROM - $349.95  Add to Cart

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AC and DC Motors:  DC Motor Maintenance CD-ROM

Duration:  4 hours (includes 1 test)

Audience:  This program is excellent for the training of electricians and electronic technicians as well as for the multicraft training needs of process and manufacturing facilities.  This lesson is designed for participants familiar with basic electrical principles, electrical safety, electrical print reading, electrical control equipment, and preferably with AC and DC motor theory and AC motor maintenance.

What Students Learn:  This comprehensive Activฎ interactive multimedia training program consists of four lessons that train participants to understand, maintain, and test AC and DC motors.

This lesson describes some of the basic concepts of DC motors; explains how DC motors differ from AC motors; and describes the components of a DC motor and their functions.  This lesson also covers DC motor maintenance, including commutator inspection and maintenance, as well as brush maintenance.  The lesson explains various types of commutator problems and how to remedy them; and describes how to select, install, and seat brushes.

After completing the lesson, the learner will be able to:

    •    Maintain a DC Motor, including identifying components of a DC motor commutator and their functions.
•    Describe the color of the commutator and explain the function of the oxide film.
•    Identify wear patterns and the causes of arcing, high mica, uneven segments and thrown solder, and know how to
      correct them.
•    Explain how to prepare a commutator for reconditioning, how to undercut the mica of a commutator, and how to 
      clean and check the commutator after maintenance.
•    Describe how to inspect, select, install and seat brushes.
•    Describe the procedures for cleaning and inspecting the brush holders.
•    Explain how to adjust spring pressure.

AC and DC Motors: DC Motor Maintenance CD-ROM - $349.95  Add to Cart

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