Industrial Electronics

[engineer]

"Drive Technology For Plant Maintenance and Field Service Engineers" is name of a multi-hour series of courses offered by Bardac.

Here are the courses' outline:

1a) Basic Drives Technology (1 hour)

* Principles of operation of AC Drives
* AC Drive terminology
* AC Volts/Hz, Sensorless (Open Loop) Vector and Closed Loop Flux Vector drives
* Principles of operation of DC Drives
* DC Drive terminology
* Selecting and comparing AC & DC drives for specific applications
* Safety procedures
* Equipment protection

1b) Optidrive - Industrial AC Drives (2 hours)

* Overview
* Horsepower ratings & typical applications
* Features and i/o
* Installation and start up configurations
* Optional features
* Communications and drive.web options
* AC inverter duty motor specification

1c) E-Series - Sensorless (Open Loop) Vector and Closed Loop Flux Vector drives (4 hours)

* Overview
* Horsepower ratings & typical applications
* Features and i/o
* Installation and start up configurations
* Optional features
* Overview of Vysta custom configuration software tools
* Communications and drive.web options
* AC vector duty motor specification

1d) PL-Series - Digital DC Drives (4 hours)

* Overview
* Horsepower ratings & typical applications
* Features and i/o
* Installation and start up configurations
* Optional features
* PL Pilot custom configuration software tools
* Communications and drive.web options
* DC motor specification

1e) Single Phase - DC Drives (1 hour)

* Overview
* Horsepower ratings & typical applications
* Features and i/o
* Installation and start up configurations
* Optional features
* Communications and drive.web options

1f) Routine maintenance of AC & DC drives and motors (1 hour)

* The importance of the operating environment
* Equipment safety considerations
* Spares holding policies
* Storage and organization of documentation and backup of configuration data files
* Where to find information when you need it

1g) drive.web for Plant Maintenance and Field Service Engineers (2 hours)

* drive.web distributed control technology overview
* create a "phantom" drive system with AC & DC drives
* navigate around drive block diagrams and drive systems
* identify object attributes
* connect parameters together
* monitor and set parameter values
* set user access levels and passwords
* using parameter "docks"
* show parameter value trend charts, etc.

For more information, contact Bardac at 1-888-667-7333 (toll free USA 888-ON SPEED)