Prof. Eng. Gheorghe BALUTA PhD, Prof. Eng. Radu PENTIUC PhD, Assoc. Prof. Eng. Cezar POPA PhD, Assoc. Prof. Eng. Crenguta BOBRIC, PhD, Assoc. Prof. Eng. Daniela IRIMIA, PhD
Rezumat
E-learning a introdus noi oportunitati de predare si invatare a ingineriei electrice. Aceasta lucrare prezinta
arhitectura unui laborator de inginerie virtual, conceput pentru a permite controlul de la distanta a servomotoarelor de
curent continuu, de curent continuu fara perii si pas cu pas. Este, de asemenea, prezentat un exemplu de control a
servomotorului de curent continuu in laboratorul virtual
Cuvinte cheie: E-learningLaborator virtualActionare electricaServomotor de curent continuu
Abstract
The e-learning has introduced new opportunities to teaching and learning electrical engineering topics. This
paper presents the architecture of a virtual engineering laboratory, designed in order to allow remote training for controlling a DC, brushless DC and stepper servomotors. An example of DC servomotor control on virtual laboratory is also presented.
Keywords: E-learningVirtual LaboratoryElectrical DrivesDC servomotor
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