Bench For The Study Of Direct Current Machines

The DC motors are used in a wide variety of industrial drives, such as robots, machine tools, oil drilling rigs, mining, automotive systems, etc.  On the other hand, DC generators are still in use in some power generatingplants. The real difference between DC motor and DC generator is the directionof power flow. All the DC machines have a reversible behavior: they aremotors up to a frequency that is characteristic of the construction parametersand is said synchronism frequency, beyond which they behave as generators. The electric machines bench has been designed to satisfy thefollowing basic requirements:  
The plan activities 
The economic advantage
The number of groups of students who must worksimultaneously

Their speed can beeasily adjusted in very fine increments ranging from standstill to rated speedand even above and their construction is made rather complex than their AC counterparts by the fact that they need a commutator, which reverses thedirection of current and fluxes to produce a net torque. The DC machines are driven from a DC power supply and theyare the most versatile of all rotating electrical machines. 

The characteristickey of this bench is its total modularity which means:  
To configure complete solutions without creating duplicationof equipment
To couple each motor with the electromagnetic brake
To be able to buy the bare essentials
To couple each generator with the prime mover.