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Transistor theory and motor application

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Transistor Switching & Motor Control

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Part a. Transistor Packages 

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Name and state the operating principles of the two device types shown. 

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Part b. DC Motor Speed Control

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The diagram below shows a Series-Wound Armature-Controlled Permanent-Magnet DC motor.

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Variables:  KT= {Q6b_K_T} Nm/A,  KE = {0.2}Vs/rad,  Tf = {0.05}Nm, I(max) = {2.4}A, ω(max) = {5000}rpm RA = {1}Ω

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For the values given, calculate the following:

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Part c. Motor Comparison

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Compare the two technologies highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of each and for each suggest a suitable medical application that they would be best suited for. 

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Ensure that you give a brief description of how each motor control type functions. 

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