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Projects:
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Ph.D. student Mark Blackwelder prepares to test a 35W fuel cell hybrid power source |
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Graduate students and research faculty associated with the power sources laboratory |
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A new permanent magnet motor on the test stand
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Ph.D. student Teems Lovett building a permanent magnet motor
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Facilities of the Power Source Laboratory:
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Equipment in the power sources laboratory, including dSpace controller.
Programmable power sources and loads
Motor testing equipment |
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10kw DC power supplies; |
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| - | Programmable power supply with GPIB interface; | ||
| - | Programmable electronic load with GPIB interface; | ||
| - | Digital oscilloscopes, including one with Ethernet port ; | ||
| - | LabVIEW hardware and software; | ||
| - | dSPACE controller hardware and software; | ||
| - | H-Power 35 W PEM fuel cell stack; | ||
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Various batteries (Li-Ion, Zn-Air, LiSO2, Alkaline, etc.); |
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| - | Supercapacitors; | ||
| - | DC-to-DC power converters; | ||
| - | Precision motors; | ||
| - | Precision dynamometer for testing machines of 100 W – 20 kW; | ||
| - | Precision torque transducers covering the range 0.1 – 200 Nm ; | ||
| - | Permanent magnet dc motor; | ||
| - | Reluctance motor; | ||
| - | Miscellaneous computers. |
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