Title: Lesson
Course: Basic of Motor Theory (IC 105-IC 105) > Section: Web Content

Some of the key points in this weeks lesson are:
How torque is developed and how CEMF effects the torque of a motor and motor speed
Purpose of the commutator-brush assembly
The armature-field connections for series, shunt, cumulative and differential compound motors
Methods of controlling the speed and speed regulation characteristics of series, shunt, and compound motors
Method(s) for reversing series, shunt, and compound motors
Reading Assignment:
Industrial Control Electronics - Chapter #5  DC Motors
Electrical Motor Controls - Chapter #6  Solenoids, DC Generators, and DC Motors
Electrical Wiring Industrial - Chapter #9 (147-152 pgs) DC Motors
The power points, located at right in the "Handout" section, follow the text of each chapter's reading assignment, so viewing them while completing the reading assignment may help to reinforce the material.
The videos cover the load, speed, torque, and characteristics of the DC series, shunt and compound wound motors.
In the "Coursework" this week you will need to make a word document and answer the problems (1-28) at the end of chapter #5 in the Industrial Controls Electronics textbook, when finished you can upload them for a grade.