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Director: Panagiotis A. Kontaxis, Lecturer
The Electric Machines and Drives Laboratory belong to the Sector of
Energy Electrical Engineering of the Department of Energy Technology
Engineering.
AIMS
1.
EDUCATION
The laboratory
courses that taught at the Energy Technology Engineering Department are:
- Electric machines I (3nd
Semester)
- Electric machines II
(4nd Semester)
- Power Electronics (5th
Semester)
- Electric Power Systems
I (5th Semester)
- Electric Drive Systems
(6th Semester)
- Electric Power Systems
II (6th Semester)
2. THESES
The laboratory equipment is used for
theses preparation
3. RESEARCH
The main research interest is focused
on power electronics and drives.
LABORATORY EQUIPMENT
The Electrical Machines & Drives
laboratory is equipped with a wide variety of electrical machines, power
electronic modules, drives, accessories and computerized measurement systems.
Most of the pieces of the equipment are modular and connectable with each
other, so that a large number of drive arrangements and power electronic
topologies can be implemented. The equipment offers the versatility of use for
both undergraduate and research-level studies.
Electric Machines
A large range of machines and machine
sets is used in the lab for experimentation. Both industrial and experimental
machines are available.
• General use
Machines
• Multi function
machines
• Linear Motor
• Stepper Motor
• Motor controllers
with programmable fault injection
• Decomposable machines
experimental set
 
Drives & Power
Electronics
Modern, versatile units, power
converters, multi-loop control systems, electronically–controlled brakes, are
used for the conduction of dedicated tests and experiments.
• Variable Speed DC Drives with Current Converter
• Speed control,
Constant Separately Excited DC Drive with Secondary Current Regulation
• Four-quadrant DC
Drive
• Three-phase Drive
with Slip Control
• Three-phase Drive
with Frequency Control
• Three-phase Drives,
Sub-synchronous Current Converter Cascade
• Three-phase Drives
with Self-Commutated Synchronous Motor
• Servo Drive
• Control Elements
• Line-commutated
Converters
• Self-commutated
Converters
• High frequency
Converters
Computerised
measurement and control
• Computer Interface
• Isolation Amplifier
• Software for Computer
Interface
STAFF
ACADEMIC STAFF
Dr. John Rampias, Professor
Panagiotis Kontaxis, Lecturer
Technical Staff
Lambros Skoufoulas
Part-time Staff
1. Dr Vasiliki Kontargyri, Electrical & Computer Engineer
2. Dr Konstantinos Tsirekis, Electrical Engineer
3. Dr Antinios Chaniotis, Electrical & Computer Engineer
4. Kyriakos Parasoglou, Electrical Engineer, MSc
CONTACT
ADDRESS:
Electric Machines & Drives Laboratory
Department of Energy Technology Engineering
Faculty of Technological Applications
Ôechnological Educational Institute of Athens
Ag. Spyridonos st, GR 12210 Egaleo, Athens
Phone:+30 210 5385876
Fax : +30 210 5385306
e-mail: emdlab@teiath.gr
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