Course Description
A voltage dip can have a lot of impact on the processes in dip sensitive factories such as automotive, chemical, semiconductor industry, banks or similar data centers. Consequently, the costs of a voltage dip can be very high. In the course voltage dips the following topics are discussed: the analysis of the dip profile, the importance of the immunity of devices and processes, the possibilities to reduce the failure due to voltage dips, and describing a realistic cost-benefit analysis.
What you will learn
- Understanding the concept and characteristics of a voltage dip.
- Existing types according to their nature and phases affected.
- Impact on different industry types. Direct and indirect costs.
- Propagation between voltage levels depending on the transformer topology.
- Measuring the total amount of dips at point of connection.
- Classifying the dip according to their severity and their voltage level origin.
- Different mitigation technologies as possible solutions.
- Solving a detailed case based on a real industry problem.
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Course Content
The Definition of Voltage Dips
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Costs due to Voltage Dips
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Sources of Dips
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Dip Profile at the Point of Connection
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Possible Solutions
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Case Study
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