The Computer-Assisted 0.2 kW Electromechanical Training System (EMS) is a modular program that allows laboratory observations in the study of electric power technology. The program incorporates various techniques used in industry to generate and use electrical energy. The courseware covers power circuits, transformers, and common ac/dc machines.

Developed by educators to satisfy educational requirements for industrial applications of electric power technology, this program has been designed for low-power (0.2 kW or ¼ hp) educational equipment that enables students to understand and safely operate industrial-type equipment.

Careful attention to engineering details ensures laboratory results that are easy to understand, data values that are easily observed, and data which, when applied to governing formulas, provides results that verify electrical laws rather than deny them on the basis of large operational-tolerance errors.

As a modular program, course materials provide instructors with complete versatility in selecting and adapting lessons and experiments to fit specific student needs and teaching objectives.