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Los Generadores Eléctricos Doblemente Alimentados (DFIG) son máquinas de inducción asíncronas de las cuales se puede extraer energía eléctrica tanto del devanado del estator como del devanado del rotor gracias a la tecnología puntera basada en inversores bidireccionales (back to back inverters). Estos inversores son capaces de controlar el flujo de potencia bidireccionalmente entre el rotor de la máquina y la red eléctrica.

La evolución de la tecnología y un mayor acceso a Internet han permitido que cada día haya más dispositivos conectados a Internet. Esto se conoce como Internet of Things (IoT). Si además se aplica este concepto a sistemas industriales, recibe el nombre de Industry 4.0

El concepto de nube en Internet puede parecer un poco enrevesado pero básicamente es un término que se usa para describir una red global de servidores remotos, distribuidos y conectados entre ellos a nivel mundial dando lugar a un único ecosistema de trabajo.

Nowadays, due to real industrial system and process complexity results indispensable to count on a SCADA architecture. The SCADA term stands for Supervisory, Control and Data Acquisition. Embedded software applications are performance based on computers by means of this concept with the purpose of carrying out measurements, control and supervision over process in real time.

With the new smart bidirectional meters, all protection and control devices and the wide use of Internet, the grid has become an intelligent (smart) grid.

Today we are at the beginning of a new era, named ‘Industrie 4.0’. Let´s explain a little further the concept "Industrie 4.0"!

The Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) sector is currently expanding, particularly in the civil or commercial sector, although the UAS government sector has been experiencing a high growth rate in the last few years.

The cavitation problem in hydraulic turbines is a well known problem produced by bubbles of vapour when the pressure of the liquid is lower than the vapour pressure. This produces erosion in the moving part of the turbines runner and shaft.

We have all tossed a spinning top or spun a coin on its edge, checking that it spins and spins while maintaining the balance all the time. These two actions are a practical example of the gyroscopic effect and how it forms part of our daily life in a natural way.

Due to the growing research about industrial application materials, we are seeing increasingly complex techniques and test procedures in industries such as automotive, infrastructures, and manufacturing. For that reason, technicians and engineers need an up-to-date and adapted technical training that can help them understand the fundamentals on which those techniques are based.