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Motors and Transformers

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Course Description

10-413-328 MOTORS/TRANSFORMERS ...magnetism, electromagnetism, transformers, DC generators and motors, AC single-phase and three-phase motors, and an introduction to AC drives. (Prerequisites: 10-413-330, AC Circuits; 10-413-104, Industrial Code)

Course Typically Offered

  • Spring

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What will I learn?

  1. Describe the principle of operation of single-phase transformers.
  2. Describe the principal operation of three-phase transformers.
  3. Describe the principle of operation of alternators.
  4. Describe the principal operation of three-phase motor.
  5. Compare the operation of various types of single-phase motors.
  6. (In-Active) Distinguish the principles of magnetism that apply to electricity.
  7. (In-Active)Identify various DC motor characteristics.
  8. (In-Active)Illustrate the connection of three-phase transformers.
  9. (In-Active)Illustrate the connection of three-phase motors.
  10. (In-Active)Summarize the application of electronic speed control for AC motors.

Class list

2 classes found

  • Class Number: ELECTRIC 10413328-1 - Motors/Transformers

    Location:
    NWTC Green Bay
    Date:
    -
    Delivery:
    In-Person
    Term:
    2026 Spring Session 2
    In-Person
    -

  • Class Number: ELECTRIC 10413328-2 - Motors/Transformers

    Location:
    NWTC Green Bay
    Date:
    -
    Delivery:
    In-Person
    Term:
    2026 Spring Session 2
    In-Person
    -