★Position：E224

  
★Features：

The PC-Based Control Laboratory primarily supports undergraduate courses such as Electrical Machinery Control, Electrical Machinery Control Lab, System Dynamic Simulation, and Inverter Drive Control, as well as Capstone Project discussions and presentations. It also provides dedicated research space for graduate students.

The laboratory focuses on the development of motor drive control programs using personal computers and microcontrollers, aiming to enhance motor performance through advanced control algorithms. Research topics in this lab include:

• Speed, position, and vector control of various motors, including induction motors, brushless DC motors (BLDC), linear motors, and brushed DC motors
• Sensorless control techniques
• Adaptive control
• Automatic parameter identification and measurement techniques

Through these areas of research, the laboratory cultivates student expertise in motor control system design and promotes innovation in intelligent motion control technologies.