Lab1
Training objectives
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Training objectives
Welcome to the UniTrain-I course Instrumentation Technology 1:
Measuring electrical variables. The LUCAS-NÜLLE team wishes you plenty of fun and success working through the course topics and performing the experiments. The pages that follow provide you with a summary of the course contents and the required equipment.
The course provides a general summary of measuring techniques both classic and modern that are used to measure electrical quantities. This includes explanations of all the relevant theory and measuring principles and is demonstrated in illuminating and well-tested experiments.
Training contents
Understanding how galvanometers work
Distinguishing between deflection and bridge measuring methods
The difference between analog and digital measurements
The difference between moving iron and moving coil galvanometers
How electrodynamic galvanometers work
Altering the measuring range for measurements of current and voltage
Principles for measuring power
Measurement of apparent, reactive and active power
Principles for measuring the power factor
Measuring power factors
Understanding how electrical work is measured
Measuring electrical work
Understanding how frequency is measured
Measuring frequency
Requirements
Required for the succesful completion of this course
Fundamentals of AC and DC technology
Fundamentals of digital technology
file://C:\Program Files\LN\L@BSOFT\BooksENU\1K01\ELMT\ELMT_00512.htm
10/15/2013
Equipment
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Equipment
SO4203- UniTrain-I
2A
Interface
SO4203- 2 x UniTrain-I
2B
Experimenters
UniTrain-I
SO4203- "Current and
5J
voltage measurement" UniTrain-I
SO4203- "Power, cos φ
5K
and frequency measurement" SO5146- UniTrain-I set of
1L
cables
SO5124- Connection
7B
plugs
Some animations require a Flash player to be installed. If the Flash player is not yet installed on your system, you may download the
Page 1 of 1
Training objectives
Welcome to the UniTrain-I course Instrumentation Technology 1:
Measuring electrical variables. The LUCAS-NÜLLE team wishes you plenty of fun and success working through the course topics and performing the experiments. The pages that follow provide you with a summary of the course contents and the required equipment.
The course provides a general summary of measuring techniques both classic and modern that are used to measure electrical quantities. This includes explanations of all the relevant theory and measuring principles and is demonstrated in illuminating and well-tested experiments.
Training contents
Understanding how galvanometers work
Distinguishing between deflection and bridge measuring methods
The difference between analog and digital measurements
The difference between moving iron and moving coil galvanometers
How electrodynamic galvanometers work
Altering the measuring range for measurements of current and voltage
Principles for measuring power
Measurement of apparent, reactive and active power
Principles for measuring the power factor
Measuring power factors
Understanding how electrical work is measured
Measuring electrical work
Understanding how frequency is measured
Measuring frequency
Requirements
Required for the succesful completion of this course
Fundamentals of AC and DC technology
Fundamentals of digital technology
file://C:\Program Files\LN\L@BSOFT\BooksENU\1K01\ELMT\ELMT_00512.htm
10/15/2013
Equipment
Page 1 of 1
Equipment
SO4203- UniTrain-I
2A
Interface
SO4203- 2 x UniTrain-I
2B
Experimenters
UniTrain-I
SO4203- "Current and
5J
voltage measurement" UniTrain-I
SO4203- "Power, cos φ
5K
and frequency measurement" SO5146- UniTrain-I set of
1L
cables
SO5124- Connection
7B
plugs
Some animations require a Flash player to be installed. If the Flash player is not yet installed on your system, you may download the