Lecture

Motor Control Techniques

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This lecture covers different motor control techniques, including the use of an inverter to control the motor speed, the concept of autocommutation to regulate the motor output torque, and the integration of sensors for closed-loop control. The instructor demonstrates how a motor can behave like a DC motor through autocommutation, showcasing the advantages of electronic control over traditional mechanical systems.

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Electrical engineering

Electronic engineering: Power electronics

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