Mechanical Principles - Siemens SINAMICS G130 Engineering Manual

Literary reference
The following title by Jens Weidauer, Richard Messer
Electrical Drives
Principles • Planning • Applications • Solutions
offers a wide-ranging, clear and comprehensible overview of modern drive systems.
The book covers all aspects of modern electrical drive systems from the viewpoint of the user. On the one hand, it is
Contents
1 Overview
2

Mechanical principles

3 Electrical principles
4 Fixed-speed and variable-speed drives with direct current motor
5 Fixed-speed and variable-speed drives with asynchronous motor
6 Servo drives
7 Stepper drives
8 Electrical drives at a glance
9 Fieldbuses for electrical drives
10 Process control with electrical drives
11 Motion control
12 EMC and electrical drives
13 Planning electrical drives
14 Troubleshooting on electrical drives
Print ISBN: 978-3-89578-434-7
ePDF ISBN: 978-3-89578-923-6
1st Edition 2014
Published by: Siemens Aktiengesellschaft, Berlin and Munich
Publishing house: Publicis Publishing, Erlangen
www.publicis-books.de
aimed at practicians who want to understand, design, use and maintain electrical
drives. On the other, it will be a useful reference document for skilled workers,
technicians, engineers and students who wish to gain a broad general
understanding of electrical drive technology. The author explains the
fundamentals of electrical drives and their design, and goes on to describe
different applications as well as complex automation solutions. He presents the
entire spectrum of drive solutions with the relevant core applications in each
case. He gives special attention to the practice of combining multiple drives into
drive systems and to the integration of drives into automated systems.
In simple, plain language and illustrated by numerous graphics, complex
relationships are explained in a clear and coherent manner. The author
consciously avoids the use of complicated mathematical formulae, concentrating
instead on providing plain, comprehensible explanations of operating principles
and relationships. The book is designed to help readers to understand electrical
drive systems in their entirety and to solve the drive-related problems they may
encounter in their daily working lives.