3 Phase Motor Control Bootcamp

3 Phase Motor Control Bootcamp, available at $99.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 90 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 1218 reviews, and has 4547 subscribers.

You will learn about How to design and wire up 7 essential 3 phase motor control circuits, push button operated. DOL, reverse, on delay, off delay, star/delta, mixed voltage, DC injection braking. 3 phase squirrel cage motor characteristics and connections. How the parts that make up motor control systems operate and how they are used in a circuit. The difference between star and delta formations. This course is ideal for individuals who are People interested in becoming electrical control technicians. or Pre-apprentices or apprentices interested in learning 3 phase motor controls. or Electricians that want to take their motor control skills to the next level. or Anyone interested in learning about 3 phase motor controls and their applications. It is particularly useful for People interested in becoming electrical control technicians. or Pre-apprentices or apprentices interested in learning 3 phase motor controls. or Electricians that want to take their motor control skills to the next level. or Anyone interested in learning about 3 phase motor controls and their applications.

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Summary

Title: 3 Phase Motor Control Bootcamp

Price: $99.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 90

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 90

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to design and wire up 7 essential 3 phase motor control circuits, push button operated.

DOL, reverse, on delay, off delay, star/delta, mixed voltage, DC injection braking.

3 phase squirrel cage motor characteristics and connections.

How the parts that make up motor control systems operate and how they are used in a circuit.

The difference between star and delta formations.

Who Should Attend

People interested in becoming electrical control technicians.

Pre-apprentices or apprentices interested in learning 3 phase motor controls.

Electricians that want to take their motor control skills to the next level.

Anyone interested in learning about 3 phase motor controls and their applications.

Target Audiences

People interested in becoming electrical control technicians.

Pre-apprentices or apprentices interested in learning 3 phase motor controls.

Electricians that want to take their motor control skills to the next level.

Anyone interested in learning about 3 phase motor controls and their applications.

This course is bootcamp for push button 3 phase motor controls.

Learn how to design and wire up 7 essential 3 phase motor control circuits.

In this course we will learn about 3 phase squirrel cage motors and the different ways of connecting them. We will learn about contactors, thermal overloads, relays, circuit protection, indicator lights, push buttons,an off delay timer relay,an on delay timer relay,a power supplyand a dc injection brake. We will look at how all these parts work and how they are used in conjunction with each other to control 3 phase motors.

The first circuit we look at is the staple of motor controls, the DOL starter. We start off nice and easy by designing the power circuit. The power circuit is the base that we will work from for all of our circuits in the course. We will explain the characteristics of the power circuit and then build up the control circuit step by step, lesson by lesson, until we end up with a fully functioning DOL starter for a 3 phase motor. After we have designed our DOL circuit we will then wire it up from scratch and check it’s operation.

Like the DOL starter, we will comprehensively learn another 6 motor control circuits such as reverse, on delay, off delay, star/delta, various mixed voltagecircuits and a dc injection brakingcircuit. We look at some practical applications for these circuits and we also discuss some of the different ways to design them. To keep things fresh we will mix up the supply voltages, so that no matter where you come from around the world the skills learnt in this course will be easily transferable.

If you’re keen on learning 3 phase motor controls, get your pen ready so we can start drawing up the control circuits together!

What is covered in the course:

Introduction:Different supply voltages, schematics.

Learn the parts: 3 phase squirrel cage induction motor, contactors, thermal overloads, relays, circuit protection, push buttons, indicator lights, power supply, off delay timer relay, on delay timer relay, dc injection brake.

Control circuit design, wiring and operation: DOL, reverse, on delay, off delay, start/delta, mixed voltage, dc injection braking.

Are you ready to upskill?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Getting Started – Voltages

Lecture 2: Getting Started – Schematics

Chapter 3: Learning The Parts

Lecture 1: Learning The Parts – 3 Phase Motor

Lecture 2: Learning The Parts – 3 Phase Motor Connections

Lecture 3: Learning The Parts – Contactor

Lecture 4: Learning The Parts – Overload

Lecture 5: Learning The Parts – Circuit Protection

Lecture 6: Learning The Parts – Relays

Lecture 7: Learning The Parts – Push Buttons

Lecture 8: Learning The Parts – Indicator Lights

Chapter 4: DOL

Lecture 1: DOL – Introduction

Lecture 2: DOL – Power – Schematic

Lecture 3: Basic Control – Schematic (Inch)

Lecture 4: DOL – Power & Basic Control – Wiring

Lecture 5: DOL – Power & Basic Control – Operation

Lecture 6: DOL – Hold In Contract – Schematic

Lecture 7: DOL – Hold In Contract – Wiring

Lecture 8: DOL – Hold In Contract – Operation

Lecture 9: DOL – Emergency Stop – Schematic

Lecture 10: DOL – Emergency Stop – Wiring

Lecture 11: DOL – Emergency Stop – Operation

Lecture 12: DOL – Indicator Lights – Schematic

Lecture 13: DOL – Indicator Lights – Wiring

Lecture 14: DOL – Indicator Lights – Operation

Lecture 15: DOL – No Neutral! – Schematic

Lecture 16: DOL – No Neutral! – Wiring & Operation

Lecture 17: DOL – Missing Parts!

Lecture 18: Quick Tip – Overloads

Chapter 5: Reverse

Lecture 1: Reverse – Introduction

Lecture 2: Reverse – Power – Schematic

Lecture 3: Reverse – Missing Parts & Wiring!

Lecture 4: Reverse – Control – Schematic

Lecture 5: Reverse – Power – Wiring

Lecture 6: Reverse – Control – Wiring

Lecture 7: Reverse – Operation

Lecture 8: Reverse – Indicator Lights – Schematic

Lecture 9: Reverse – Indicator Lights – Wiring

Lecture 10: Reverse – Indicator Lights – Operation

Chapter 6: On Delay

Lecture 1: On Delay – Introduction

Lecture 2: On Delay – New Part

Lecture 3: On Delay – Schematic

Lecture 4: On Delay – Wiring

Lecture 5: On Delay – Operation

Lecture 6: On Delay – Hold In Contact & Indicator Lights – Schematic

Lecture 7: On Delay – Hold In Contact & Indicator Lights – Wiring

Lecture 8: On Delay – Hold In Contact & Indicator Lights – Operation

Lecture 9: On Delay – Missing Wiring!

Chapter 7: Off Delay

Lecture 1: Off Delay – Introduction

Lecture 2: Off Delay – New Part

Lecture 3: Off Delay – Schematic

Lecture 4: Off Delay – Wiring

Lecture 5: Off Delay – Operation

Lecture 6: Off Delay – Indicator Lights – Schematic

Lecture 7: Off Delay – Indicator Lights – Wiring

Lecture 8: Off Delay – Indicator Lights – Operation

Lecture 9: Off Delay – Strange Circuit!

Chapter 8: Star/Delta

Lecture 1: Star/Delta – Introduction

Lecture 2: Star/Delta – Why?

Lecture 3: Star/Delta – Rules

Lecture 4: Star/Delta – Connections

Lecture 5: Star/Delta – Power – Schematic

Lecture 6: Star/Delta – Control – Schematic

Lecture 7: Star/Delta – How It Works

Lecture 8: Star/Delta – Power – Wiring

Lecture 9: Star/Delta – Control – Wiring

Lecture 10: Star/Delta – Operation

Lecture 11: Quick Tip – D Class Protection

Lecture 12: Star/Delta – Indicator Lights – Schematic

Lecture 13: Star/Delta – Indicator Lights – Wiring

Lecture 14: Star/Delta – Indicator Lights – Operation

Lecture 15: Star/Delta – Incomplete Circuit

Chapter 9: Mixed Voltage Circuits

Lecture 1: Mixed Voltage Circuits – Introduction

Lecture 2: Mixed Voltage Circuits – New Part

Lecture 3: Mixed Voltage Circuits – 1st Schematic

Lecture 4: Mixed Voltage Circuits – 2nd Schematic

Lecture 5: Mixed Voltage Circuits – 2nd Schematic – Wiring

Lecture 6: Mixed Voltage Circuits – 2nd Schematic – Operation

Lecture 7: Mixed Voltage Circuits – 3rd Schematic

Chapter 10: DC Injection Braking

Lecture 1: DC Injection Brake – Introduction

Lecture 2: DC Injection Brake – How?

Lecture 3: DC Injection Brake – New Part

Lecture 4: DC Injection Brake – Power – Schematic

Lecture 5: DC Injection Brake – Control – Schematic

Lecture 6: DC Injection Brake – Brake Variations

Lecture 7: DC Injection Brake – Brake Selection

Lecture 8: DC Injection Brake – Power – Wiring

Instructors

The Wiring Wizard
Electrical Controls Instructor

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