The document discusses magnet reed switches and encoders used on a limestone stacker. It provides details on how reed switches work using magnets and how they are used to sense position. It also discusses the incremental encoder used, which is a 2R encoder that outputs pulses on channels A, B, and Z to detect motion and position.
The document describes four low power quad operational amplifiers - LM124, LM224, LM324, and LM2902. It provides details on their advantages, features, electrical characteristics and applications. The key points are:
- They are quad op-amps designed to operate from a single power supply over a wide voltage range of 3V to 32V.
- Each op-amp has high gain, wide bandwidth of 1MHz, low offset voltage of 2mV and low supply current of 700uA.
- Applications include transducer amplifiers, DC gain blocks and interfacing analog circuits to digital systems with a 5V power supply.
This electronic security system can monitor and alarm for multiple zones like doors and windows. It uses a monitoring circuit and closed loop sensors on each zone. When a sensor detects its zone is opened, it triggers the alarm circuit which sounds an audible alarm. The alarm continues until the triggered sensor is closed again and the reset switch is pressed. The system can monitor additional zones by expanding the monitoring circuit. It operates on battery power, making it portable for various installation locations like homes and businesses.
The document describes a control-discrepancy switch that monitors and displays the circuit state of circuit breakers and disconnecting switches. It has two positions staggered by 90 degrees and can be turned 45 degrees further while pressing the switch button. It is used to control circuit breakers and indicate when their position does not match the switch position. The switch consists of nine contacts and a lighting unit to indicate discrepancies. It can operate in preselection circuits by first changing the graphical symbol to preselect a new circuit state before sending the switching command.
This document presents a low power Schmitt trigger circuit design. It begins with an introduction to Schmitt triggers and their advantages over comparators in providing hysteresis and noise immunity. It then describes a conventional 6-transistor CMOS Schmitt trigger circuit and provides equations to calculate its switching thresholds. Next, it proposes a lower power 4-transistor design using less area and decreased delay. Simulation results show the proposed design has lower average power consumption than the conventional design while maintaining Schmitt trigger functionality. The document concludes the proposed low power Schmitt trigger circuit is verified and suitable for use in low power integrated circuits.
This document describes a proposed low power Schmitt trigger circuit design. It begins with an abstract stating that the proposed circuit uses less transistors and a capacitor, resulting in lower average power consumption and area. It then provides background on Schmitt triggers and why they are useful for enhancing noise immunity. The document goes on to describe the conventional Schmitt trigger circuit design and its limitations for low power. It proposes a new design and provides simulation results showing it effectively achieves lower power consumption.
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The Bistable Multivibrator is another type of two state device similar to the Monostable Multivibrator we looked at in the previous tutorial but the difference this time is that BOTH states are stable.
1- NEGATIVE SHUNT CLIPPER
2- Negative Shunt Clipper
-> The negative clipper has allowed to pass the positive half cycle of the input voltage and clipped the negative half cycle completely.
In such a circuit the diode acts as a closed switch for a negative input voltage (i.e. v < o) and as an open switch for a positive input voltage (i.e. v o) the output waveform of the circuit is the same as that of series negative clipper.
3- Negative shunt clipper with bias
-> In negative shunt biased circuit clipping take place during the negative half cycle only when the input voltage (v < v ).
The clipping level can be shifted up or down by varying the bias voltage (—v ). it will be interesting to know that if the polarity of the bias voltage is reversed.
Then the resulting circuits will be as shown in the entire signal below the voltage level vii has been clipped off in the diagram shown in next slide.
EXPERIMENT:- Aim :- to implement negative shunt clipper circuit using diode.
Apparatus required:- Function generator.
Cathode ray oscilloscope.
Bread board.
Hookup wires.
Diodes.
Resistors.
Circuit diagram(In ppt)
Simulated circuit(In ppt)
simulated graph(In ppt)
Observation table(In ppt)
conclusion:- In the negative half cycle of the signal voltage is applied at that time diode is in reverse biased condition.
So we can observe that diode acts as open switch and there is zero voltage appear across rl.
All images are in ppt related to all topics.
THANK YOU
1. A multivibrator can implement simple two-state systems like oscillators, timers, and flip-flops. There are three types: astable which oscillates between states, monostable which is stable in one state until triggered to the other, and bistable which remains in either state.
2. An astable multivibrator consists of two amplifying devices cross-coupled by resistors and capacitors that cause it to continuously oscillate between two states.
3. A monostable multivibrator is stable in one state until an external trigger briefly changes its state, after which it returns to the original stable state for a set time period, functioning as a timer.
The document describes four low power quad operational amplifiers - LM124, LM224, LM324, and LM2902. It provides details on their advantages, features, electrical characteristics and applications. The key points are:
- They are quad op-amps designed to operate from a single power supply over a wide voltage range of 3V to 32V.
- Each op-amp has high gain, wide bandwidth of 1MHz, low offset voltage of 2mV and low supply current of 700uA.
- Applications include transducer amplifiers, DC gain blocks and interfacing analog circuits to digital systems with a 5V power supply.
This electronic security system can monitor and alarm for multiple zones like doors and windows. It uses a monitoring circuit and closed loop sensors on each zone. When a sensor detects its zone is opened, it triggers the alarm circuit which sounds an audible alarm. The alarm continues until the triggered sensor is closed again and the reset switch is pressed. The system can monitor additional zones by expanding the monitoring circuit. It operates on battery power, making it portable for various installation locations like homes and businesses.
The document describes a control-discrepancy switch that monitors and displays the circuit state of circuit breakers and disconnecting switches. It has two positions staggered by 90 degrees and can be turned 45 degrees further while pressing the switch button. It is used to control circuit breakers and indicate when their position does not match the switch position. The switch consists of nine contacts and a lighting unit to indicate discrepancies. It can operate in preselection circuits by first changing the graphical symbol to preselect a new circuit state before sending the switching command.
This document presents a low power Schmitt trigger circuit design. It begins with an introduction to Schmitt triggers and their advantages over comparators in providing hysteresis and noise immunity. It then describes a conventional 6-transistor CMOS Schmitt trigger circuit and provides equations to calculate its switching thresholds. Next, it proposes a lower power 4-transistor design using less area and decreased delay. Simulation results show the proposed design has lower average power consumption than the conventional design while maintaining Schmitt trigger functionality. The document concludes the proposed low power Schmitt trigger circuit is verified and suitable for use in low power integrated circuits.
This document describes a proposed low power Schmitt trigger circuit design. It begins with an abstract stating that the proposed circuit uses less transistors and a capacitor, resulting in lower average power consumption and area. It then provides background on Schmitt triggers and why they are useful for enhancing noise immunity. The document goes on to describe the conventional Schmitt trigger circuit design and its limitations for low power. It proposes a new design and provides simulation results showing it effectively achieves lower power consumption.
Image result for bistable multivibrator
The Bistable Multivibrator is another type of two state device similar to the Monostable Multivibrator we looked at in the previous tutorial but the difference this time is that BOTH states are stable.
1- NEGATIVE SHUNT CLIPPER
2- Negative Shunt Clipper
-> The negative clipper has allowed to pass the positive half cycle of the input voltage and clipped the negative half cycle completely.
In such a circuit the diode acts as a closed switch for a negative input voltage (i.e. v < o) and as an open switch for a positive input voltage (i.e. v o) the output waveform of the circuit is the same as that of series negative clipper.
3- Negative shunt clipper with bias
-> In negative shunt biased circuit clipping take place during the negative half cycle only when the input voltage (v < v ).
The clipping level can be shifted up or down by varying the bias voltage (—v ). it will be interesting to know that if the polarity of the bias voltage is reversed.
Then the resulting circuits will be as shown in the entire signal below the voltage level vii has been clipped off in the diagram shown in next slide.
EXPERIMENT:- Aim :- to implement negative shunt clipper circuit using diode.
Apparatus required:- Function generator.
Cathode ray oscilloscope.
Bread board.
Hookup wires.
Diodes.
Resistors.
Circuit diagram(In ppt)
Simulated circuit(In ppt)
simulated graph(In ppt)
Observation table(In ppt)
conclusion:- In the negative half cycle of the signal voltage is applied at that time diode is in reverse biased condition.
So we can observe that diode acts as open switch and there is zero voltage appear across rl.
All images are in ppt related to all topics.
THANK YOU
1. A multivibrator can implement simple two-state systems like oscillators, timers, and flip-flops. There are three types: astable which oscillates between states, monostable which is stable in one state until triggered to the other, and bistable which remains in either state.
2. An astable multivibrator consists of two amplifying devices cross-coupled by resistors and capacitors that cause it to continuously oscillate between two states.
3. A monostable multivibrator is stable in one state until an external trigger briefly changes its state, after which it returns to the original stable state for a set time period, functioning as a timer.
The bistable multivibrator has two stable states that it will remain in indefinitely until triggered to change states. It can be triggered to switch from one state to the other by a single external pulse, with the first state having one transistor on and the other off, and the second state being the opposite. Bistable multivibrators are also known as latches or flip-flops and can be used to store one bit of memory, for counting circuits, or to divide the frequency of an input signal in half.
1. The document describes the design of a dynamo-speedometer system that uses the rotational power of a bicycle to determine its speed.
2. The system works by converting the AC voltage output of the dynamo into a regulated DC voltage, then measuring the frequency of the AC signal to determine the rotational speed.
3. The speed is determined either by a digital circuit that counts pulses and displays the speed on 7-segment displays, or by a microcontroller that uses timers to measure frequency and displays the speed on an LCD screen.
This document discusses different types of multivibrator circuits: astable, monostable, and bistable. Astable multivibrators switch continuously between two states due to positive feedback. Monostable multivibrators have one stable state and switch to an unstable state for a fixed time in response to a trigger pulse. Bistable multivibrators have two stable states and can be switched between states by external trigger pulses, acting like a flip-flop that stores one bit of information. These circuits find use in applications that require square waves or timed intervals.
Part of Lecture series on EE321N, Power Electronics-I delivered by me during Fifth Semester of B.Tech. Electrical Engg., 2012
Z H College of Engg. & Technology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
Please comment and feel free to ask anything related. Thanks!
The document describes the operation of a single phase semi-converter circuit with an R-L load. It has two SCRs and two diodes arranged in a bridge configuration, which allows current to flow in only one direction, making it a single quadrant converter. The operation involves four modes - in modes 1 and 3 current flows from the supply to the load through one of the SCRs, storing energy in the inductive load. In modes 2 and 4, freewheeling occurs through the diodes as the supply voltage changes polarity, maintaining current flow with the stored energy in the inductor.
The document is a project report on using an astable multivibrator with a 555 timer integrated circuit to generate a square wave oscillator. It includes an introduction to the 555 timer, its pinout, block diagram and applications. The circuit diagram shows a 555 timer connected with resistors and a diode to produce a 50% duty cycle square wave. The report will analyze the circuit operation and timing waveforms. It includes the 555 timer datasheet and concludes that a square wave can be generated in astable mode using the 555 timer and diode.
1) A triac is a bilateral switching device that can conduct current in both directions between its main terminals, unlike an SCR which is unidirectional. It consists of two SCRs connected in inverse parallel.
2) A triac turns on when a small positive or negative gate current is applied, allowing current to flow between its main terminals in either direction. It can be used to control power in AC circuits through phase control.
3) Triacs find applications in light dimmers and motor speed controls. However, they can cause electromagnetic interference due to sudden current changes, producing harmonics that may interfere with other electronic devices. Filtering is required to reduce harmonics to acceptable levels.
Testing and trouble shooting of multivibratorsSandeep Jamdar
The document provides information about various topics related to active testing of electronic circuits including voltage analysis, resistance analysis, and signal analysis. It describes how to perform voltage testing using a DMM, resistance testing using a multimeter to check continuity and component status, and signal analysis using an oscilloscope to observe waveforms. Troubleshooting procedures are provided for monostable multivibrators, phase shift oscillators, and clipping and clamping circuits. Transistor testing methods using a multimeter are also detailed.
This document discusses different types of clipper circuits. It defines clipper circuits as circuits used to remove parts of a signal that are above or below a defined reference level. There are two main types of clipper circuits: unbiased and biased. Unbiased clippers include positive and negative clippers, which clip either the positive or negative portions of a signal respectively. Biased clippers add an external bias voltage to adjust the clipping level, and also include positive and negative varieties.
The document summarizes a seminar presentation on AC-DC converters given by Ankur Mahajan. The presentation covered single phase half wave and full wave converters. It discussed various rectifier types including uncontrolled, half controlled, and fully controlled bridges. It provided calculations for average and RMS voltage values for different converter configurations under resistive and inductive loads. The presentation also covered single phase half controlled and fully controlled bridge converters in both continuous and discontinuous conduction modes.
The document discusses a single phase semiconverter circuit used in power electronics. It contains a half bridge configuration with two SCRs and two diodes connected in a bridge. During the positive half cycle, SCR T1 and diode D2 conduct to deliver power to the load. During the negative half cycle, diode D3 and SCR T4 conduct. Waveforms and examples with resistive, inductive, and resistive-inductive-emissive loads are provided.
This document discusses single phase dual converters without circulating current. It explains that a delay time of 10-20ms is required between triggering the two converters to ensure reliable communication and avoid large circulating currents. Smooth current reversal from one converter to the other requires avoiding irregular jumps in the DC terminal voltage. The dual converter without circulating current mode inhibits circulating current flow by automatically controlling the firing pulses so that only the converter carrying the load current is conducting while the other is blocked.
The document discusses different types of multivibrators: astable, monostable, and bistable. It focuses on explaining the characteristics and applications of each type. Furthermore, it describes the functionality of the IC555 timer circuit in astable and monostable modes. The pin connections and configurations of IC555 for timer operations are also outlined. The overall objectives are to explain the function of IC555 in timer circuits and describe the characteristics and applications of the three basic types of multivibrators.
17b transformer class exercise solution_r13MecmedMomod
This document provides solutions to exercises related to transformer protection. Exercise 1 asks students to determine typical distribution and generator step-up transformer connections. Exercise 2 involves calculating currents and selecting CT ratios and relay taps for a 138/22 kV transformer. Exercise 3 repeats these calculations for a 138/12 kV transformer. The exercises help students learn to analyze transformer connections and settings for differential relay protection.
This document outlines an experiment to construct and test positive and negative clamper circuits using a PN junction diode. The objectives are to build each clamper circuit, observe the input and output waveforms using an oscilloscope, and study the application of diodes as clampers. Components needed include a diode, power supply, function generator, oscilloscope, probes, and capacitor. Input and output waveforms are plotted for each clamper circuit type.
This document discusses various types of phase controlled converters including single-phase and three-phase semiconverters, full converters, and dual converters. It provides equations for the average and RMS output voltage of single-phase converters with resistive and RL loads. It also derives an expression for the average output voltage of a three-phase half wave converter with continuous and constant load current. Key aspects of three-phase half wave, full wave, and dual converters are summarized.
What are circuit clipper?
Types of circuit clippers.
Unbiased positive clippers.
Unbiased negative clippers.
Biased series positive clippers.
Biased series negative clippers.
The document describes high-voltage, high-current Darlington arrays featuring continuous load current ratings up to 500 mA per driver. The arrays can interface low-level logic circuits to multiple peripheral power loads totaling over 260W. Typical applications include controlling relays, solenoids, motors, displays, and heaters. The devices have open-collector outputs, series input resistors, and clamp diodes. They are available in dual-in-line or small-outline packages rated for operation from -40°C to 85°C.
The document provides a summary of a presentation given by Mitch Beaumont of Rackspace on supercharging AWS environments. It introduces Rackspace and their Fanatical Support services. It then discusses the AWS Well Architected Framework and provides five tips for supercharging AWS environments, including using multiple AWS accounts and IAM roles, enabling CloudTrail and AWS Config for visibility, and avoiding sharing EC2 key pairs for access control. Demo applications are shown that provide secure access, monitoring, logging and best practices recommendations for AWS environments supported by Rackspace.
El documento describe la arquitectura barroca en varios países de Europa. Se originó en Italia en el siglo XVII y se caracterizó por el uso de formas curvas, elipses y espirales. Arquitectos notables incluyen a Bernini, Borromini en Italia, Mansart en Francia, Wren y Vanbrugh en Inglaterra. El estilo se extendió a otros países europeos como España y Alemania.
The bistable multivibrator has two stable states that it will remain in indefinitely until triggered to change states. It can be triggered to switch from one state to the other by a single external pulse, with the first state having one transistor on and the other off, and the second state being the opposite. Bistable multivibrators are also known as latches or flip-flops and can be used to store one bit of memory, for counting circuits, or to divide the frequency of an input signal in half.
1. The document describes the design of a dynamo-speedometer system that uses the rotational power of a bicycle to determine its speed.
2. The system works by converting the AC voltage output of the dynamo into a regulated DC voltage, then measuring the frequency of the AC signal to determine the rotational speed.
3. The speed is determined either by a digital circuit that counts pulses and displays the speed on 7-segment displays, or by a microcontroller that uses timers to measure frequency and displays the speed on an LCD screen.
This document discusses different types of multivibrator circuits: astable, monostable, and bistable. Astable multivibrators switch continuously between two states due to positive feedback. Monostable multivibrators have one stable state and switch to an unstable state for a fixed time in response to a trigger pulse. Bistable multivibrators have two stable states and can be switched between states by external trigger pulses, acting like a flip-flop that stores one bit of information. These circuits find use in applications that require square waves or timed intervals.
Part of Lecture series on EE321N, Power Electronics-I delivered by me during Fifth Semester of B.Tech. Electrical Engg., 2012
Z H College of Engg. & Technology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh
Please comment and feel free to ask anything related. Thanks!
The document describes the operation of a single phase semi-converter circuit with an R-L load. It has two SCRs and two diodes arranged in a bridge configuration, which allows current to flow in only one direction, making it a single quadrant converter. The operation involves four modes - in modes 1 and 3 current flows from the supply to the load through one of the SCRs, storing energy in the inductive load. In modes 2 and 4, freewheeling occurs through the diodes as the supply voltage changes polarity, maintaining current flow with the stored energy in the inductor.
The document is a project report on using an astable multivibrator with a 555 timer integrated circuit to generate a square wave oscillator. It includes an introduction to the 555 timer, its pinout, block diagram and applications. The circuit diagram shows a 555 timer connected with resistors and a diode to produce a 50% duty cycle square wave. The report will analyze the circuit operation and timing waveforms. It includes the 555 timer datasheet and concludes that a square wave can be generated in astable mode using the 555 timer and diode.
1) A triac is a bilateral switching device that can conduct current in both directions between its main terminals, unlike an SCR which is unidirectional. It consists of two SCRs connected in inverse parallel.
2) A triac turns on when a small positive or negative gate current is applied, allowing current to flow between its main terminals in either direction. It can be used to control power in AC circuits through phase control.
3) Triacs find applications in light dimmers and motor speed controls. However, they can cause electromagnetic interference due to sudden current changes, producing harmonics that may interfere with other electronic devices. Filtering is required to reduce harmonics to acceptable levels.
Testing and trouble shooting of multivibratorsSandeep Jamdar
The document provides information about various topics related to active testing of electronic circuits including voltage analysis, resistance analysis, and signal analysis. It describes how to perform voltage testing using a DMM, resistance testing using a multimeter to check continuity and component status, and signal analysis using an oscilloscope to observe waveforms. Troubleshooting procedures are provided for monostable multivibrators, phase shift oscillators, and clipping and clamping circuits. Transistor testing methods using a multimeter are also detailed.
This document discusses different types of clipper circuits. It defines clipper circuits as circuits used to remove parts of a signal that are above or below a defined reference level. There are two main types of clipper circuits: unbiased and biased. Unbiased clippers include positive and negative clippers, which clip either the positive or negative portions of a signal respectively. Biased clippers add an external bias voltage to adjust the clipping level, and also include positive and negative varieties.
The document summarizes a seminar presentation on AC-DC converters given by Ankur Mahajan. The presentation covered single phase half wave and full wave converters. It discussed various rectifier types including uncontrolled, half controlled, and fully controlled bridges. It provided calculations for average and RMS voltage values for different converter configurations under resistive and inductive loads. The presentation also covered single phase half controlled and fully controlled bridge converters in both continuous and discontinuous conduction modes.
The document discusses a single phase semiconverter circuit used in power electronics. It contains a half bridge configuration with two SCRs and two diodes connected in a bridge. During the positive half cycle, SCR T1 and diode D2 conduct to deliver power to the load. During the negative half cycle, diode D3 and SCR T4 conduct. Waveforms and examples with resistive, inductive, and resistive-inductive-emissive loads are provided.
This document discusses single phase dual converters without circulating current. It explains that a delay time of 10-20ms is required between triggering the two converters to ensure reliable communication and avoid large circulating currents. Smooth current reversal from one converter to the other requires avoiding irregular jumps in the DC terminal voltage. The dual converter without circulating current mode inhibits circulating current flow by automatically controlling the firing pulses so that only the converter carrying the load current is conducting while the other is blocked.
The document discusses different types of multivibrators: astable, monostable, and bistable. It focuses on explaining the characteristics and applications of each type. Furthermore, it describes the functionality of the IC555 timer circuit in astable and monostable modes. The pin connections and configurations of IC555 for timer operations are also outlined. The overall objectives are to explain the function of IC555 in timer circuits and describe the characteristics and applications of the three basic types of multivibrators.
17b transformer class exercise solution_r13MecmedMomod
This document provides solutions to exercises related to transformer protection. Exercise 1 asks students to determine typical distribution and generator step-up transformer connections. Exercise 2 involves calculating currents and selecting CT ratios and relay taps for a 138/22 kV transformer. Exercise 3 repeats these calculations for a 138/12 kV transformer. The exercises help students learn to analyze transformer connections and settings for differential relay protection.
This document outlines an experiment to construct and test positive and negative clamper circuits using a PN junction diode. The objectives are to build each clamper circuit, observe the input and output waveforms using an oscilloscope, and study the application of diodes as clampers. Components needed include a diode, power supply, function generator, oscilloscope, probes, and capacitor. Input and output waveforms are plotted for each clamper circuit type.
This document discusses various types of phase controlled converters including single-phase and three-phase semiconverters, full converters, and dual converters. It provides equations for the average and RMS output voltage of single-phase converters with resistive and RL loads. It also derives an expression for the average output voltage of a three-phase half wave converter with continuous and constant load current. Key aspects of three-phase half wave, full wave, and dual converters are summarized.
What are circuit clipper?
Types of circuit clippers.
Unbiased positive clippers.
Unbiased negative clippers.
Biased series positive clippers.
Biased series negative clippers.
The document describes high-voltage, high-current Darlington arrays featuring continuous load current ratings up to 500 mA per driver. The arrays can interface low-level logic circuits to multiple peripheral power loads totaling over 260W. Typical applications include controlling relays, solenoids, motors, displays, and heaters. The devices have open-collector outputs, series input resistors, and clamp diodes. They are available in dual-in-line or small-outline packages rated for operation from -40°C to 85°C.
The document provides a summary of a presentation given by Mitch Beaumont of Rackspace on supercharging AWS environments. It introduces Rackspace and their Fanatical Support services. It then discusses the AWS Well Architected Framework and provides five tips for supercharging AWS environments, including using multiple AWS accounts and IAM roles, enabling CloudTrail and AWS Config for visibility, and avoiding sharing EC2 key pairs for access control. Demo applications are shown that provide secure access, monitoring, logging and best practices recommendations for AWS environments supported by Rackspace.
El documento describe la arquitectura barroca en varios países de Europa. Se originó en Italia en el siglo XVII y se caracterizó por el uso de formas curvas, elipses y espirales. Arquitectos notables incluyen a Bernini, Borromini en Italia, Mansart en Francia, Wren y Vanbrugh en Inglaterra. El estilo se extendió a otros países europeos como España y Alemania.
This document analyzes three-phase faults on the IEEE 14-bus power system using PowerWorld simulation software. It presents a diagram of the 14-bus system with a three-phase fault occurring at bus 2 as an example case. A graph shows the voltage at each bus when three-phase faults are individually applied to buses 1 through 14, with voltages dropping to zero at the faulted bus.
The Importance of Being Open: What Player Tracking Data Can Say About NBA Fie...Sloan Sports Conference
After analyzing player tracking and play-by-play data from NBA games:
1) Tight defense reduces shooting percentage by around 12 percentage points, and field goal percentage drops 1% for every 1.5 feet further from the basket.
2) A quick catch-and-shoot provides an additional benefit beyond just defender proximity. The number of touches and passes in a possession impacts shooting probability even after accounting for defender distance.
3) Career true shooting percentage is a good predictor of the probability of making an open, uncontested shot from close range. Including opponent proximity data improves the model by accounting for the negative correlation between shot distance and defender distance.
Este documento describe el eclecticismo como un estilo arquitectónico que mezcla elementos de diferentes estilos históricos. Se desarrolló en Europa y América del Norte en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX y se caracteriza por seleccionar elementos de diversos estilos para crear diseños decorativos únicos. También analiza el origen y características del estilo Art Nouveau, un movimiento artístico y decorativo que surgió a finales del siglo XIX como reacción contra la industrialización dominante.
This document is the user's manual for Matpower 5.0, an open-source power system modeling and optimization package. It describes how to install and run Matpower simulations, model power system components, perform power flow and optimal power flow analyses, and extend Matpower's capabilities through callbacks. The manual also outlines various Matpower functions for input/output, modifying case data, and other utilities.
This document provides a laboratory manual for an EE0405 Simulation Lab course. It includes:
1. A list of 12 experiments involving MATLAB/SIMULINK simulations of power electronics circuits like single and three-phase rectifiers and power system studies using software like ETAP.
2. Instructions on laboratory policies and report format, with the goal of developing skills in using computer packages for power electronics and power system analysis.
3. A session plan mapping the listed experiments to 12 weeks, with objectives to acquire MATLAB/SIMULINK and software skills relevant to power electronics and power systems.
This document provides an overview and summary of key concepts from a lecture on three-phase power system operations and analysis:
1) It introduces the per-phase analysis method which allows analysis of a balanced three-phase system as if it were a single phase by representing loads and sources as wye-connected equivalents and assuming phases are decoupled.
2) It provides an example of using the per-phase analysis method to solve a circuit and determine real and reactive power flows between generators supplying a delta-connected load.
3) It discusses basic power system components and operations including generation, load, transmission, distribution of power, and the goal of maintaining real and reactive power balance at all buses.
1. The document outlines the tasks and process for students to conduct a geographical inquiry into what makes Chinatown a tourist destination. It involves forming hypotheses, collecting primary data through interviews, land use surveys and observations, and analyzing the data.
2. Students are split into groups and assigned a street in Chinatown to survey. They gather data through interviews with tourists and mapping land uses and amenities. Observations of attractions and infrastructure are also recorded.
3. After fieldwork, students represent their data through charts and graphs for analysis. They evaluate whether their hypotheses are supported, explain their findings, and reflect on the fieldwork process and ways to improve.
During the last quarter of 2013 the Marketing Society and SAP ran a LinkedIn poll targeting senior marketers in the Asia-Pacific region asking the question ‘What is your current top concern as a senior marketers'?
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The document provides information on various thyristor family devices including the silicon-controlled rectifier (SCR), light-activated silicon controlled rectifier (LASCR), semiconductor-controlled switch (SCS), gate turn-off thyristor (GTO), diode AC switch (DIAC), bidirectional triode thyristors (TRIAC), unijunction transistor (UJT), programmable unijunction transistor (PUT), silicon unilateral switch (SUS), and silicon bilateral switch (SBS). It describes the construction, operation, characteristics and applications of each device in 1-3 sentences per device.
This document discusses DIACs and TRIACs. It provides details on their construction, operation, characteristics and applications. DIACs are two-terminal bidirectional thyristors that can be triggered in either polarity to allow for firing of TRIACs. TRIACs are three-terminal bidirectional thyristors composed of two SCRs connected in inverse parallel. They can conduct current in both directions when triggered by a gate pulse. Common applications of DIACs and TRIACs include light dimming, heating control, motor drives and solid state relays.
Mutual inductance relates the voltage induced in one circuit to a time-varying current in another circuit. The coefficient of coupling measures the degree of magnetic coupling between 0 and 1. Reflected impedance is the impedance of one circuit seen from the other circuit in a transformer. An ideal transformer is a lossless device with infinite inductance and unity coupling that can match load and source impedances to maximize power transfer.
Switchgears Circuit Diagrams
Motor Starter Circuit Diagram
CONTROL VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER SIZING
Some of command Circuit Devices:
Earthfault Relay
Under/Over Voltage Relay
Suppressor circuit
Current Transformer
Fast-acting lockout relay
Trip circuit supervision
Incoming/Bus-tie Circuit Diagrams
The document discusses transformers and provides details about:
- Ideal and practical transformer characteristics and equations
- Transformer operation is based on Faraday's law of induction and Lenz's law
- Open circuit and short circuit tests are used to determine a transformer's core losses and impedance without actual loading
The document discusses the operation of magnetic contactors and auxiliary contactors used in an automatic transfer switch (ATS) system for backup power. It describes:
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3. 2
REED SWITCH:
It is proximity Switch.
Its contacts alter their state when it encounters “magnetic field”.
CONTACT TYPES IN REED SWITCHES:
There are three types of contacts in different reed Switches:
S= normally open
O= normally closed
R= bi-stable
The reed Switches on lime stone stacker line-II are all R (bi-stable)
type.
HOW REED SWITCHES WORK?
Let we take a reed switch BN20-2rz
It is a bi-stable double contact reed switch
If the contacts of reed switch are opened initially and we pass it in front of north pole in
right direction, contacts will close as shown below:
If we further pass it in front of north pole magnet its contacts will remain close in right
direction
Now if we pass it in front of South Pole, contacts will open,
If we further pass it in front of South Pole contacts will remain open
Figure 1
4. 3
In the same fashion , if we reverse the motion of direction of reed switch on left side,
opposite thing will happen as shown below
ACTUATOR MAGNET IDENTIFICATION:
The type of magnet used are BP21N & BP21S
North Pole magnet color is green
South Pole magnet color is red
Here 2xBP21N & 2xBP21S are used
The purpose to use double magnets is to make the magnetic field strong
SENSING RANGE:
The sensing range of the Magnet is 35mm
If two Magnets are used together i.e. SS or NN, the range extends to 50 mm
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BN20-2RZ:
BN20-2rz is a reed Switch with 2 bi-stable contacts.
Its contact alters their state by either facing North Pole or South Pole of magnet in
specific direction.
BN20-2RZ WITH NORTH POLE MAGNET:
If BN20-2rz is passed in front of North Pole magnet in right direction, its both contacts
closes if they are opened before otherwise no effect. As shown in figure 2.
If BN20-2rz is passed in front of North Pole magnet in left direction, its both contacts
opens if they are closed before otherwise no effect. As shown in figure 2
Reed switch change their present state when they have fully crosses the magnet
BN20-2RZ WITH SOUTH POLE MAGNET:
The distance between magnet and reed Switch is 35mm
South Pole magnet color is red
If BN20-2rz is passed in front of South Pole magnet in right direction, its both contact
opens if they are close before otherwise no effect. As shown in figure 3.
If BN20-2rz is passed in front of South Pole magnet in left direction, its both contact
closes if they are opened before otherwise no effect. As shown in figure 3
Reed switch change their present state when they have fully crosses the magnet
Figure 2
6. 5
BASIC DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NORTH & SOUTH MAGNET EFFECT (figure 4)
ON MOVING THE REED SWITCH IN RIGHT DIRECTION:
North Pole magnet closes the contact, while South Pole magnet opens the close contacts
ON MOVING THE REED SWITCH IN LEFT DIRECTION:
South Pole magnet closes the contact, while North Pole magnet opens the close contacts
BN20-11RZ:
BN20-11rz is a reed Switch with 2 bi-stable contacts one NO & one NC.
Its contact alters their state by either facing North Pole or South Pole of magnet in
specific direction.
Figure 3
Figure 4
7. 6
BN20-11RZ WITH NORTH POLE MAGNET:
If BN20-11rz is passed in front of North Pole magnet in right direction, its opened contact
closes and closed contact opens as shown in figure 5
If BN20-11rz is passed in front of North Pole magnet in left direction, its closed contact
opens and opened contact closes as shown in figure 5
Reed switch change their present state when they have fully crosses the magnet
BN20-11RZ WITH SOUTH POLE MAGNET:
If BN20-11rz is passed in front of North Pole magnet in right direction, its closed contact
opens and opened contact closes as shown in figure 6
If BN20-11rz is passed in front of North Pole magnet in left direction, its opened contact
closes and closed contact opens as shown in figure 6
Reed switch change their present state when they have fully crosses the magnet
ORDER GUIDE REED SWITCH:
1. Reed Switch =BN
2. Switch type = 20-
3. Contact type = 2 r (Detailed description in table below)
4. Enclosure sealing IP67 = z
=BN 20- 2 r z
Figure 5
Figure 6
8. 7
ORDER GUIDE MAGNET ACTUATOR:
1. Magnet actuator (permanent magnet) =BP
2. Magnet type = 21
3. Polarity = S
=BP 21 S
For further detailed catalogue of Magnet Actuator & Reed Switch by SCHMERSAL visit:
http://www.schmersal.net/cat?lang=en&produkt=cxn733134btnohq2jfm597593ybstn
CONTACT TYPES:
NO NC
R
(Bi-stable)
Description Figures
1 0 - One NO contact
2 0 - Two NO contact
0 1 - One NC contact
0 2 - Two NC contact
1 1 -
One NO & One NC
contact
- - R One bi-stable contact
- - 2r Two bi-stable contacts
1 1 R
One NO, One NC bi-stable
contact
THE MAGNET REED SWITCH AT STACKER
(Drawing reference sheet # 2.9, 131-ST-200 Limestone stacker)
The permanent magnets used are
BP 2x21S
BP 2x21N
The reed Switches are
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BN20-2rz
BN20-11rz
Note:
Before mounting, the required contact function - NC or NO - has to be
established by actuation with a magnet
Magnets are fixed on ground on poles according to the height of reed Switches
The drawing is
REED SWITCH S31.00 (BN20-11RZ): BN20-11RZ=1NO, 1NC
S31.00 is used with its NO contact. Reed Switch S31.00 when crosses the South Pole magnet
in right direction its NO contact closes. Further when it will cross the North Pole magnet going
right, its contact will open. Going back to left, North Pole magnet closes the contact and South
Pole magnet opens the contact. Here we have used 11-12 contact.
(Reed switches are shown inverse, as these are attached in the same fashion)
REED SWITCH S31.01 (BN20-2RZ): BN20-2RZ=2NO
Reed Switch S31.01 when crosses the South Pole magnet in right direction its contact closes.
Further when it will cross the North Pole magnet going right, its contact will open. Going back to
left, North Pole magnet closes the contact and South Pole magnet opens the contact.
Here we have used 11-12 contact.
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REED SWITCH S31.05: BN20-2RZ=2NO
Reed Switch S31.05 goes to the right side it opens & when go back to left side it again closes.
Here we have used 11-12 contacts.
REED SWITCH S31.06: BN20-11RZ=1NO, 1NC
Reed Switch S31.06 goes to the right side it opens & when it goes back to left side it again
closes. It is used with its NO contact
OVER TRAVEL SWITCH S31.02:
It is a NC mechanical Switch. It remains NC until unless it crosses the limits at both ends.
Whenever over travel Switch crosses limits it gets open & machine stops.
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ALL OF THE DISCUSSION ABOVE IS SUMMARIZED
O1=Over travel limit Pile 1
O2=Over travel limit Pile 1
R1=Reverse end Pile 1
R2= Reverse end Pile 1
W1= Work area Pile 1
W2= Work area Pile 2
F1= Forward end Pile 1
F2= Forward end Pile 2
MAGNET REED SWITCH STATUS AT PLC CARD A05.07
PLC
inputs
Read
Switches
Pile 1 Pile2
W1 F1 R1 W2 F2 R1
12.3 S31.00 0 1 0 1 0 1
12.4 S31.01 1 1 0 0 0 1
12.5 S31.02 1 1 1 1 1 1
12.6 S31.02 1 1 1 1 1 1
13.2 S31.05 0 1 1 0 0 0
13.3 S31.06 1 0 0 1 1 1
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WORKING OF PILZ RELAY:
ALL EMERGENCY CHANNELS CLOSED:
If all the input channels are closed and the momentarily 24VDC pulse signal is applied at
start/reset terminal (-S13-S14), the output contacts K1 & K2 will be closed and auxiliary contact
(41-42) will be open. As shown in figure 7.
BREAKING OF EMERGENCY CHANNEL:
If ever any one input channel is opened or broken the output contacts K1 & K2 will be opened.
As shown in figure 8 the input channel S31& S32 is opened, the Output contacts K1 & K2 are
opened.
Figure 8
Figure 7
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CONDITIONS TO RESET THE PILZ:
To reset or close the output contacts again there are two conditions to full fill.
(1) Close all the input channels as shown in figure , contact K1 is closed & the channel 1
LED glows up
(2) Apply the 24VDC pulsed signal to the reset/start terminals S13,S14 i.e close the loop
S13,S14 momentarily, contact K2 is closed as in figure and LED of channel 2 glows up
(3) Input channels loop should always be in closed condition for running of machine, if it
opens ever, machine stops.
(4) The start/reset loop is just pulse operated
17. 16
Priority setting in Pilz :
If there are two Pilz
Pilz 1
Pilz 2
Let the Pilz 1 has the 1st
priority and Pilz 2 has the 2nd
priority.
Close all the input channels of Pilz 1
Apply the start pulse 24VDC at S13,14 at Pilz 1
Pilz 1 output energizes the relays Q1,Q2 (figure below ), which will close the input
(emergency) channel (by means of Q1,Q2 contacts) of Pilz 2
Note: Here until Pilz 1 output contact K1,K2 are not activated, the Pilz 2 is not going to operate.
Most important emergencies are at the first priority Pilz 1.
18. 17
Emergency circuit of Stacker LIMESTONE L-II
Loop S13, S14 (start/reset) of Pilz K03.00
As NC (auxiliary) contacts of any contactor are closed, the power contacts
are open, this is define as ready condition of a contactor
NC (21-22 auxiliary) contacts of the following contactors are used to the
reset/start loop to check the ready condition &
Only one NO contact of PLC auxiliary relay is used in loop, it will be closed
by PLC momentarily just to give a start/reset pulse
Note: Each contactor should be in ready condition at start or reset given below.
Sr.# Contactors Description Condition
1 Q03.00 Main power contactor Should not be in
energized condition
2 Q03.00 Power contactor power cable
reel
3 Q11.00 Belt conveyor Contactor
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4 Q11.01 Bypass belt conveyor
Contactor
5 Q17.00 Hydraulic pump contactor
6 Q17.01 Contactor heating
7 Q31.00 Travel motors power
Contactor
8 K03.01 Auxiliary relay of Pilz
9 K03.02 Auxiliary relay of Pilz
10 K03.12 Auxiliary relay of PLC card
If all auxiliary contact of contactors are NC, it means all contactor are in
ready position
A PLC command at K03.12 will close the loop
.
Loop S13, S14 (start/reset) of Pilz K03.03
The reset/start loop of this Pilz consist of the following Auxiliary relays’ NC
contact and
One NO contact of PLC auxiliary relay is used, it will be closed by PLC
momentarily just to give a start/reset pulse
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Sr.# Contacts Description
1 K3.04 Auxiliary relay of Pilz K0.03
2 K3.05 Auxiliary relay of Pilz K0.03
3 K3.12 PLC auxiliary relay
If all auxiliary contact are NC, it means auxiliary relay are in ready position
A PLC command at K03.12 will close the loop
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What is shaft encoder?
Encoder is an electromechanical device
Measure motion, position & direction
Most encoders use optical sensors to provide electrical signals in the form of pulse
These pulses, in turn, be translated into motion, direction or position
Types of encoder:
Basically there are two types of encoder
Incremental encoder:
It is also called quadrature encoder
Incremental encoder is designed for the direction of motion.
It gives incremental train of pulses by two channels A, B.
Incremental encoder’s disc is shown figure 1.
Absolute encoder:
Absolute encoder is specially design for the detection
of absolute position.
Absolute encoder uses a disk with concentric circle patterns.
Absolute encoder’s disc shown in figure 2.
NOTE: In lime stone stacker L-II Incremental Encoder (Type 2R) is being used.
Characteristics
Encoder Type: Shaft encoder
SMD-Technology: Strong compact electronic
IP: Standard IP=65, optional 67
Thermal protection: Shutdown at temperature 1550
& above
Wide supply Range: 4V to 30V
Strong construction: Base on 2 ball bearings, for harsh environment
Construction of encoder:
Shaft encoder consists of:
Housing assembly
A rotating disc attached to shaft
Light source
Photo detector (usually photo transistor)
Electronic circuit
Figure 1
Figure 2
23. 22
Working of encoder (Type 2R):
In figure 4 the white cells are transparent, light is transmitted through them & is sensed
by the sensor
There are 3 channels in the Type 2R encoder A, B, Z
The duty cycle of the channel A & B is 180 electrical degrees.
The duty cycle of channel Z is 90 electrical degrees
The phase difference between channels A & B is 90 electrical degrees.
Channel A & B have 10 pulses in one full rotation Channel Z has one pulse in one
rotation as shown in figure there are 10 transparent segments/channel
In clock wise rotation the channel B leads A by 900
as shown in figure 5
Figure 9
Clock
wise
900
Channel A
Channel B
Channel Z
Opaque
Transparent
24. 23
In counter clock wise rotation channel A leads B by 900
as shown in figure
Why channel A & B?
An encoder with one set of pulses would not be useful because it could not indicate the
direction of rotation.
Using two code tracks with sectors positioned 90° out of phase the two output channels
of the encoder indicate both position and direction of rotation.
If A leads B, for example, the disk is rotating in a clockwise direction.
If B leads A, then the disk is rotating in a counter-clockwise direction.
By monitoring the number of pulses & the relative phase of signal A & B we can track
both position and direction of rotation.
By the frequency of pulses we can also track the speed of motor because as disc speed
varies, the frequency of pulses also varies.
Ordering guide:
Type Pulses output signal Shaft IP-rating Length of cable cable connection
On Limestone stacker L-II the encoder is:
2R-0010-N-06-65-03-S
2R: Type
0010: 10 pulses per revolution
N: N is for normal connection
06: Shaft dimension which is in mili meters
65: Index of protection which is 65
03: Length of cable attached with the encoder
S: S stand for side connection of output terminals
Counter
Clock wise
900
25. 24
For furhther detailed parameter check:
http://www.storkdrives.se/pdf/Scancon/Inkrementella/standard/axel/2R.pdf
Encoder Connection to PLC
27. 26
DESCRIPTION:
The displacement transducer, in its most elementary form, consists of a fixed part and a
mobile part.
The mobile part is attached to the external mobile contact, while the fixed part acts as a
reference.
TYPES:
Several types of transducers are available in the market. Their differences reside in the method
used to identify the relative value against the reference value. Some examples of transducers
are:
Differential Reluctance Transducer
Magnetic transducer
Optical transducer
Resistive transducer
Here we are concerned with differential variable reluctance transducer.
DIFFERENTIAL VARIABLE RELUCTANCE TRANSDUCER (LDI 260 FLS18)
This transducer works on the principle of differential variable reluctance
It is a linear transducer
It is made by HF JENSEN
Its type is LDI 260 FLS18 and the amplifier used with it is ICA FLS18
What is reluctance?
Reluctance is the analogous of resistance.
Reluctance is the measure of opposition of two opposite magnetic fields.
Electric field creates current & current faces resistance.
Magnetic field creates flux & flux faces reluctance
WORKING OF SENSOR
Sensor consists of two parts, stationary and
mobile.
Stationary part is clamped with stationary part of
the stacker and mobile part is attached to the jib of
stacker.
There are two coils in series with each other inside
the stationary tube.
There are three (3) terminals at sensor
1(Green) is connected to Vin+, 2(Blue) is connected to Vb- & 3(Red) is
connected to Vb+
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.When the core is at center position of the coils, self-induction of two coils
is same.
When the core goes in either direction by the movement of stacker jib, the
self-induction of the coils goes in opposite direction.
Amplifier (ICA FLS18)
Amplifier is fed on 24 Vdc
Jumper setting of the amplifier is shown below.
We are using the jumper setting A.
This jumper setting is to get 4-20mA, 5VDc output and gain of 1.
We have used the ½ bridge configuration in the sensor
connection, in which two coils are used in series with
each other.
There are three terminal of sensor with following
colors.
The following diagram illustrate amplifier & its connections with sensor &
output
Terminal
(sensor)
1 Green
2 Blue
3 Red
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Output current versus position of transducer (mm) & Jib position (%):
Position
[mm]
Jib Position
[%]
Output
[mA]
0 0 20.1
20 10 18.39
40 20 16.79
60 30 15.18
80 40 13.58
100 50 11.99
120 60 10.37
140 70 8.77
160 80 7.20
180 90 5.59
200 100 4.00
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What is ultrasonic?
The sonic (audible) range of sound for human is 20 to 20 kHz.
If the sound has the frequency greater than 20 kHz, it is called ultrasonic.
Working principle
Ultrasonic sensors generate high frequency sound waves and evaluate the echo which is
received back by the sensor, measuring the time interval between sending the signal and
receiving the echo to determine the distance to an object.
SONAR BERO (3RG6115-3BE00) AT LIMESTONE STACKER L-II
Specifications:
Input voltage: 24VDc
Output: 4-20mA analogue, switching (NC)
Sensing range: 0.4 m to 3 m
Working resistance: 0 to 300 Ω
Object size: At least (50x50) mm
Rated frequency: 120 KHz
Built in short circuit protection
Built in overload withstand capability
Connector: M12
M12
connector
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Input/output TERMINALS:
The normal connection to SONAR-BERO are as follow
Pin 1 is for 24VDc & maximum up-to 30VDc
Pin 2 is for ground
Pin 4 is used to communicate two SONAR-BEROS mutually
Pin 5 is for analogue output 4-20mA
WORKING
The SONAR-BERO under discussion gives two types of outputs , analogue and digital
We have two screw type potentiometer , through which we can set our operating area
In operating area SONAR-BERO give 4-to-20 mA analogue output
When material it is detecting crosses the initial adjustment or final adjustment it gives the
digital signal by making NC to NO through switching output
We are using just 1, 3 & 5 pins i.e. only analogue output as shown below
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The initial adjustment must be beyond the blind zone
If the initial or final adjustment is not calibrated correctly , indication LED will blink
CONNECTION TO PLC:
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PT-100:
This is basically a RTD(resistance temperature detector)
It follows a positive slope which means resistance increases when temperature
increases
A platinum resistance temperature detector Pt100
At 00
C its resistance is 100 Ω
At 1000
C its resistance is 138.5 Ω
The measuring range of PT-100 is -500
C to 2300
C
Standard connection is two wire but there are PT-100 available with three & four wire
connection
RESISTANCE VERSUS TEMPERATURE TABLE
TEMPERAURE RESISITANCE
0 100
10 103.9
20 107.8
30 111.7
40 115.5
50 119.4
60 123.2
70 127.1
80 130.9
90 137.7
100 138.5