Understand VFDs, motors, drive configuration, speed control and practical industrial motor applications.
The Drives & Motors training program provides practical knowledge of industrial motors, variable frequency drives and motor control systems. Participants learn drive configuration, parameter setting, speed control, protection and integration with PLC-based automation systems.
Control motor speed and operation using VFDs
Configure drives for industrial machine applications
Integrate VFDs with PLC-based control systems
Diagnose drive, motor and control-related faults
KP Automation
Practical Industrial Training
AC motor fundamentals
Motor selection and applications
VFD working principles
VFD parameter configuration
Speed and frequency control
Acceleration and deceleration
Motor protection
PLC and VFD communication
Drive fault diagnostics
Industrial motor control
Training focuses on practical implementation, troubleshooting and industrial application rather than theory alone.
Our programs are suitable for professionals, engineers, technicians and teams looking to improve their industrial automation skills.
Electrical Engineers
Maintenance Engineers
Automation Engineers
Control Engineers
Technicians
Diploma Students
B.tech Students
Develop practical technical skills that can help you pursue automation and industrial engineering opportunities.
Our training focuses on the practical knowledge required to understand, operate and troubleshoot modern industrial automation systems.
Learn skills that can be applied across different manufacturing and industrial environments.
Find answers to common questions about this training program.
The program is suitable for electrical engineers, automation engineers, maintenance engineers, control engineers and technicians.
The training covers VFD fundamentals, parameter configuration, speed control, acceleration and deceleration, motor protection and troubleshooting.
Yes. Participants learn how PLC systems communicate with drives for industrial motor control applications.
Yes. Motor protection concepts and common drive-related faults are included in the training.
Yes. Corporate training can be customized around specific drive brands, motors, machines and industrial applications.