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   Input Power Factor Corrected Switched Reluctance Motor Based Variable Speed Drive System   [View] 
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 Author(s)   A. M. Al-Kandari, T. H. Abdelhamid 
 Abstract   This paper presents input PFC of SRM based variable speed drive system. The four-phase SRM is fed from a singleswitch per phase converter topology with an energy recovery storage capacitor. Input PFC is achieved by a single-switch boost converter which is ideal for appliance drives within the power levels of 1kW and mostly operates from a single-phase utility input. The proposed converter exhibits some advantages like; single-switch per phase, common return point of phase switches, snubberless operation, and four-quadrant operation simply by changing phase firing sequence and position. A PWM controller is used to generate the switching signals of the appropriate phases according to the rotor position information. A position sensing encoder is used to provide information to an EPROM that is programmed to decide the firing sequence and generates the appropriate firing signals. The principle of operation is presented and the different modes of operation are illustrated. Analytical derivations are carried out for each identified mode of operation. Simulation and experimental results have been provided to verify theoretical results. 
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Filename:A74432
Filesize:219.9 KB
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 Date   Last modified 2006-02-17 by System