Course Content
Semester 5 & 6
Electrical engineering field
GE 3.5 Electrical engineering basics – 3 credits – Module Total : 92 hours
Objective
- Develop the representation basics of invariant linear systems over time.
- Introduce the concepts and approaches enabling the synthesis of the correctors for the enslavement of linear systems continuously.
- Acquire the methods for analysing circuits and electronic devices for their implementation.
Pre-requisites
Mathematics : complex numbers. Linear algebra. Function of a real variable (derivation, integration). Series. Differential equations. Industrial sciences : Basics of Laplace transform. Industrial sciences of preparatory classes : transient study and frequency of systems from the 10 and 20 order. Representation by transfer function (Bode, Nyquist and/or Black) Industrial sciences : performance and setting of the servo systems (PI corrector).
Physics preparatory classes : electro- kinetics, passive filters 10 and 20 order. Industrial sciences : binary arithmetic and combinational logic systems.
Links with the other modules
13.6 : Introduction to the basic components for static converters : diodes, transistors.
14.7 : Introduction to digital systems : combinational and sequential logics. Knowledge of sensors for the projects.
Chapter 1 • Signals – Systems & Linear Automatics
This chapter deals with invariant linear systems (SU)
Course
- Representation by transfer functions : Analysis of the dynamic properties of an SU.
- Introduction to the identification of the SUs : Analogue adjustment/correction techniques.
- Series correctors ; PIDs, the effects of corrective actions and their adjustments.
Practical work
2 TP (Matlab/Simulink or Scilab simulation ; Modelling and analysis of an SU ; PID adjustment, parametric and experimental setting methods, etc.).
Chapter 2 • Analogue Electronics
Course
- Active components : Introduction to the theory of semi-conductors. Electronic components (the diode, the transistor : BJT and TEC)
The linear integrated circuits; differential amplifier and operational amplifier.
- The electronic functions : Basic analogue functions.
- Linear operating.
- Non-linear operating : A/N and N/A conversion sensor technologies.
Practical work
3 TP : Assemblies with transistor ; Synthesis of electronics with AOP ; A/N and N/A conversion.
Chapter 3 • Digital Electronics
Course
- Combinational logic : Binary arithmetic and Boolean logic. Elementary functions, arithmetic and logic unit.
- Sequential logic : scales , registers, counters (synchronous, asynchronous), memories, etc.
Practical work
TP : Introduction to combinational and sequential logic.
Project/Workshop : Study of a servo system in traditional components
Objective : Synthesis of all knowledge from module GE3-5
Approach : Study of a regulatory system with the help of functions or electronic components.
- design in simulation (in Matlab/Simulink for example).
- completion and implementation in laboratory.
Examples : Temperature control by a thermal process, servo control position and/or speed of an MCC, PLL, etc.
Note : this project is to be managed collectively by those involved in Electronics and Automatics.
GE 3.6 Actuators, Control and Power – 3 credits – Module Total : 92 hours
Objective
- Explain the operation of the electromechanical energy converters.
- Characterise and implement electrical machinery.
- Explain the operation of the main static converters.
- Choose the electric motors and their control devices best suited to the applications given.
Prerequisites and links to other modules
- Electromagnetic induction and applications.
- Mathematical tools (Fourrier, Laplace series, differential equations, … ).
Links with the other modules : 13.5 Electronic components.
Part 1 : Electrical Engineering and Power Electronics
Chapter 1 : Foundations
- Sources
- Power Components
- Basic structure of static converters
- The four operating quadrants
- Speed variators
Chapter 2 : Three-phase electrical networks
- Three-phase production and distribution
- Three-phase transformers
- Adjustment and safety : main rules
Chapter 3 : DC motor and its power supply
- Operating principle
- Operation with variable speed
- Three phase rectifiers not-controlled and controlled
- Choppers
Chapter 4 : Three-phase asynchronous motor and its power supply
- Operation principle
- Operation with variable speed
- Inverters
Chapter 5 : Synchronous motors
- Synchronous motors : torque, V-curves
- Autopiloted motor
- Brushless motors
Chapter 6 : Electromagnetic compatibility
- Causes
- Remedies
- Regulations
Practical work : 6 TP
For example :
- Three-phase transformer
- DC motor permanently powered
- Three-phase asynchronous powered and with constant frequency
- Synchronous motor: synchronisation, control of the power factor
- Variation in the speed of a DC motor by controlled rectifier or by chopper
- Variation in speed of an A/C motor by voltage inverter
Part 2 : Sequential Design
Methodological approach to design.
- Methodology of sequential design management.
- Study of task synchronisations.
- Optimisation of the 'Cycle Time'.
- Control and its environment.
Programming techniques : Universal method of programming of Sequential Designs : digital method.
Practical work.
3 TP : Industrial case study ; Implementation on API ; Simulation, validation of the solution.
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IT Field
IN 3.5 IT Modelling & Advanced systems – 3 credits – Module Total: 92 hours
Objectives
- Modelling an object-oriented application.
- Implement it using languages and specific software.
- Learn how to find, analyse and solve problems within the scope of operational research and artificial intelligence with the objective of a decision-making aid for diagnosis and optimisation process management problems.
Pre-requisites and links to other modules
Logic of algorithmic analysis and programming. Theory of sets, matrices, resolution systems for equations.
Modelling
- The views of an application : functional, static, dynamic, and the various associated UML diagrams.
- Understand the concept of reverse engineering in software development.
- Learn how to implement "use case", "class" and "sequence developed in UML modelling diagrams in an object language.
Programmer Objectives
Use the basic concepts of OOP: classes, objects (instances), attributes, methods (builder, procedure, functions), encapsulation (visibility operator), overload, aggregation, composition, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract class and interface.
Modelling and resolution of complex systems
- Artificial intelligence : connectionist, cognitivist approach, expert systems, neural networks.
- Data mining.
- Constraint programming.
- Linear programming : LP, simplex method, duality.
- Operational research : overview of graphs, and classic problems (circuit, kernel, minimum length path, transitive closure, flow, transport, assigning and sequencing problems).
Networks
- Basic concepts for networks : network and protocol services.
- Establishing a simple network.
- Network administration.
- Network security.
IT Field
IN 3.6 Databases & Information Technologies – 3 credits – Module Total : 92 hours
Objectives
- Learn about Management and Process oriented software tools.
- Be able to model an industrial or management oriented database application.
- Learn how to implement it using a database management system.
- Get to know the main basic commands of the language SOL.
- Design and implement a website based on a database with a few tables.
Prerequisites and links to other modules : algorithm, modelling, programming, databases.
Relational databases
- Systemic approach of a company, and Integration of databases within the Information System.
- Conceptualisation of a database using the Entity-Association, conceptual, relational and physical models (data and flows).
- Use of SOL language in the building and querying of the database.
- The security of databases (transactions, logging, backup).
Web technologies
- Concept of client server.
- Develop an interface using web standards (html, css).
- Animate an interface (javascript).
- Use a server language to manage a database from the client’s interface. (php, mysql).
Information system theory
- Information system architecture.
- Organisation of information flows in a company.
- The information system servicing the corporate strategy.