DC Motor/ Generator MG-5211

• Fuel cell generation using photovoltaic
• Complete disassembly and assembly of the fuel cell
• Current and voltage measurement for PEM Fuel Cell Stack according to each of Cell
• Power production experiment using PEM Fuel cell

 

• Load characteristics of shunt-wound and compound generators
• Generator’s speed and output by winding type
• Loss and efficiency comparisons by winding type

 

• Testing of load for maximum four fuel cell at the same time
• Removable type of electrical dissolution and fuel cell from main body
• Monitoring through LabVIEW program

 

• Experiments on various types of special control unit
• Characteristics of Servo Motor and setup of Servo Driver
• Essential components in automation using a PLC position module
• 4mm banana jack to increase wiring capability

 

• Practice basic method how to operate such as basic peration, Constant voltage, Constant current, serial connection, and arallel connection
• Brightness control, Color control, and lighting
• Simulation for Steady/PWM

 

• Designed to help develop network devices on the basis of Lon Protocol
• Control of each device installed in the field through power line communication
• Related experiments through Neuron C and MICOM programming
• Home network control in utilization of LabVIEW

 

• Industrial training enhancement in the field of PLC and sequence control
• Various types of programming experiments covering a digital numeric program
• Aluminum case structure for storage and locomotive convenience
• Built-in DC power supply and built-in expansion port

 

• Monitoring of internal data through the 4-digit LED
• LD (Ladder Diagram), IL (Instruction List), SFC (Sequential Function)
• Stepping motor and DC motor installed as standard for rotational / linear movement
• Basic 3 Modules : Input Controller, Output Simulator, Count & Position Simulator

 

• Hi/Lo Logic Switch
• BCD hexadecimal indication LED
• Built-in DC power supply(+5V,+9V,±15V)
• Voltage and current meter
• DC overload alarm and indication
• Variable and single pulse generator

 

• Inverting, Non-inverting and Differential Amplifiers
• Comparator Circuit
• Voltage and Current Circuit