Scientific domain
PE7: Systems and Communication Engineering
Keywords
control
electrical network
electronics
power electronics
Home partner institution
(UPC) Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Website
Technical staff available
Yes
Remote access details
No
Remote access available
No
Open to external users
Yes
Equipment
- A plotter for PCB creation (LPKF ProtoMat S62)
- Two DC power sources (600 V, 17 A; TDK-Lambda MD600-17)
- A DC power source (120 V, 50 A; Delta Elektronika SM 120-50)
- A two-quadrant DC power source (360 V, 120 A; Elektro-Automatik EA-PSB 9360-120)
- A three-phase AC linear power source (6 kVA, Pacific Power 360-AMXT)
- A single-phase AC linear power source (4.5 kVA, Pacific Power 140-AMX)
- A programmable AC/DC load (4.5 kW, Chroma 63804)
- Several digital oscilloscopes (Yokogawa) with isolated voltage and current probes, a single-phase power system analyzer (Voltech PM1000+)
- Two three-channel power system analyzers (N4L PPA5530)
- A dynamic systems analyzer (Stanford Research SR785)
- A real-time simulator (hardware in-the-loop) (Typhoon HIL-402)
- A bank of electrical machines (consisting of a PMSM, an asynchronous machine and a DC brake machine)
Open access to updated information database
No
Online booking system details
No
Online booking system available
No
Description
The Control and Electronics Laboratory of the IOC has the equipment required for experimental work on research projects and industrial project implementations undertaken by researchers from the control division of the IOC. The members of this division were mainly associated with the Advanced Control of Energy Systems (ACES) research group, until the present SGR grant call. After this grant call, the research group will change its name to Advanced Control and Power Electronics Systems (ACaPE).
The areas of study and research of the members of the group are: control theory and engineering, power electronics and energy conversion, and quality problems in electrical networks.