Rancang Bangun KIT Praktikum Motor AC 1 Fasa yang Dilengkapi dengan Sistem Pengaman ELCB
Keywords:
ELCB, Electric motors, Electrical power engineering, Trainer design, TransformersAbstract
Understanding electric motors and transformers is crucial in the field of electrical power engineering education. To enhance practical learning, a trainer was designed for single-phase AC motors, incorporating an Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) safety system to prevent electric current leakage, which could pose a risk during experiments. The aim of this research is to design and develop a trainer module that serves as both an interactive and safe learning tool for laboratory practicums. The trainer is equipped with a safety circuit, along with controllers such as a voltmeter, ammeter, selector switch, pushbutton, relay, and potentiometer, allowing students to understand and control various electrical parameters. The tool underwent voltage measurements and functional tests at three distinct measurement points to evaluate its performance and safety features. The results demonstrated that the trainer performed effectively, significantly enhancing students' practical understanding of electric power systems and contributing to better hands-on learning experiences in electrical engineering.
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