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Experiments for teaching on current-source inverter-fed induction motors with indirect field oriented control
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Ph. Lataire; H. Van Muylem; G. Maggetto |
| Abstract |
The experiments presented are done on a test set-up designed for educational purposes around a current source inverter-fed induction motor. These experiments are intended for under-graduate students who have choosen their specialisation in the field of electric power engineering, for graduate students in the same field and for interested industry staff members in the frame of special training programs. Besides illustrating the fundamental operation of the induction motor drive, the experiments emphasize the dynamic properties of the drive, the control schemes, the controllers tunings and the parametric sensitivity. The controller can be tuned either as a programmed flux controller or as a field oriented controller based on the induction machine's current model. The paper also shows a particular stabilizing effect of the field oriented controller in the case of large phase lags between the inverter's thyristor firing pulses and the induction motor stator currents. |
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Last modified 2019-08-06 by System |
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