HMI Instrumentation in Electronic Engineering

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The project starts with the assembly of the Hall effect sensors, which will allow the sensing of the electrical variables of interest in the electrical machines under test. Once the sensors are working, computational tools will be programmed through LabVIEW programming to perform computer monitoring using a data acquisition card. For the realization of this project we have Hall effect current and voltage sensors, which will be mounted on boards with screw terminals to configure the measurement capabilities of these sensors. There is also a 9 kVA three-phase power supply, which is programmable (it can handle 1 or 2 phases) and allows the injection of harmonic currents and voltages to the loads connected to it. On the other hand, there are single-phase and three-phase rotating electrical machines, as well as a three-phase transformer.