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Electrical Drives And Control By U A Bakshi M V Bakshi

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chapter 1, introduction to electrical drives and control, discusses the general concepts of electrical drives and control. the basic concepts like mechanical energy, electrical energy, power, torque, electrical circuit, electronic circuit, devices, parts and accessories and control devices are discussed in this chapter. in addition, the basic concepts and terms related to ac and dc circuits are also introduced. chapter 2, introduction to induction motors and drives, discusses different types of induction motors and drives.


a method of operating a hvac system is disclosed herein. in one embodiment, the hvac system includes a controller having control board terminals, a parallel wiring harness having a first and a second connection header, the first connection header coupled to the control board terminals, and a switch having terminals. the terminals of the switch including: a pair of functional terminals configured to indicate a status of the switch and a pair of jumpered terminals independent of the pair of functional terminals and internally connected together within the switch, wherein designated combinations of the terminals indicate a circuit configuration for employing the switch in the hvac system with each of the terminals having a particular design that dictates a specific corresponding connection header be used for each of the designated combinations, wherein a single one of the designated combinations of the terminals corresponds to the second connection header.


abstract: an automatic ventilation system is disclosed herein. the automatic ventilation system includes: a controller, a ventilation unit having a first and a second terminal, and a switch having a first and a second terminal. the first and the second terminals of the ventilation unit being connected to the first and the second terminal of the switch, respectively. the controller being configured to automatically control the ventilation unit and/or a heater/cooler. the controller is connected to the ventilation unit and the switch by a wiring harness. the first terminal of the ventilation unit includes a resistor, a capacitor, and a first switch. the resistor and the capacitor are connected in series. the first switch is connected to the resistor, the capacitor, and the second terminal of the ventilation unit in series. the second terminal of the ventilation unit includes a resistor, a capacitor, and a second switch. the second switch is connected to the resistor, the capacitor, and the second terminal of the ventilation unit in series. the first terminal of the switch includes a resistor, a capacitor, and a third switch. the third switch is connected to the resistor, the capacitor, and the second terminal of the switch in series. the second terminal of the switch includes a resistor, a capacitor, and a fourth switch. the fourth switch is connected to the resistor, the capacitor, and the second terminal of the switch in series. a common terminal of the second switch and the third switch is connected to a ground. a common terminal of the fourth switch and the third switch is connected to a ground. 84d34552a1