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Wang Ying - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Simulation Study of Starting Phase of Ac Motor Used by EV
Computer Simulation, 2003Co-Authors: Wang YingAbstract:In this paper, there are three control strategies of the Ac Motor introduced and implemented by the tools of SIMULINK . Through the simulation results of the Ac Motor which controlled by the control strategies , it shows that the DTC(direct torque control) has better performance ,and it suits with the Ac Motor used by EV.
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Simulation platform of the Ac Motor Based on MATLAB
Computer Simulation, 2002Co-Authors: Wang YingAbstract:In this paper, there are two mathematic models of the Ac Motor implemented by the tools of SIMULINK . The models exhibit good dynamic performance of the Ac Motor based on α?β static coordinate. The simple models have showed good expansibility and interAction . The Motor using simulation and experimental results are demonstrated.
Liu Yu-qing - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Operating State Study based on Thyristor in Series for Ac Motor Soft Start
IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, 2009Co-Authors: Liu Yu-qingAbstract:A high-voltage Ac Motor soft starter based on SCR in series is provided.The Motor's operating state on the a,b, c/d,q reference frame during soft starting is analysed,and the Motor math model of every operating state is deduced.The simulation and experiment demonstrate that the model has adequate AccurAcy for Ac Motor soft start.
Paolo Guglielmi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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unified direct flux vector control for Ac Motor drives
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 2011Co-Authors: G. Pellegrino, Radu Bojoi, Paolo GuglielmiAbstract:This paper introduces a unified direct-flux vector control scheme that is suitable for sinusoidal Ac Motor drives. The Ac drives considered here are induction Motor, synchronous reluctance, and synchronous permanent-magnet (PM) Motor drives, including interior and surfAce-mounted PM types. The proposed controller operates in stator flux coordinates: The stator flux amplitude is directly controlled by the direct voltage component, while the torque is controlled by regulating the quadrature current component. The unified direct-flux control is particularly convenient when flux weakening is required since it easily guarantees maximum torque production under current and voltage limitations. The hardware for control is standard, and the control firmware is the same for all the Motors under test with the only exception of the magnetic model used for flux estimation at low speed. Experimental results on four different drives are provided, showing the validity of the proposed unified control approAch.
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Unified Direct-Flux Vector Control for Ac Motor drives
2010 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition, 2010Co-Authors: G. Pellegrino, Radu Bojoi, Paolo GuglielmiAbstract:The paper introduces an Unified Direct-Flux Vector Control (UDFVC) scheme suitable for simusoidal Ac Motor drives. The Ac drives considered here are the Induction Motor (IM) drives, Synchronous Reluctance (SyR) and synchronous Permanent Magnet (PM) drives of the Interior PM (IPM) and SurfAce-mounted PM (SPM) types. The proposed controller operates in stator flux coordinates: the stator flux amplitude is directly controlled by the direct voltage component, while the torque is controlled by regulating the quadrature current component. The control firmware is the same for all the Motor under test with the only exception of the magnetic model used for flux estimation at low speed. The UDFVC is particularly convenient when flux-weakening is required, since it easily guarantees maximum torque production under current and voltage limitations. Experimental results on four different drives are provided.
Seungyub Park - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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compensation of dead time effects based on adaptive harmonic filtering in the vector controlled Ac Motor drives
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2007Co-Authors: Song Young Kim, Seungyub ParkAbstract:A new dead-time compensation method for vector-controlled Ac Motor drives is proposed. The method only compensates the fundamental and sixth harmonic component of the inverter-output distortions in synchronous reference frame. The fundamental component is compensated by feedforwardly adding a predetermined compensation signal to the voltage reference of Ac Motor drive. To compensate the harmonic distortions, the harmonic compensator with all-pass-based adaptive bandpass filter is proposed and builds up the feedbAck loop with current controllers in order to minimize the distortions due to dead-time effects. The method is software intensive and independent of the polarity of the phase currents and nonlinear-switching charActeristics varied with operating conditions of the inverter. It is simulated and implemented on a 750-W laboratory Ac Motor drive, where its effectiveness is verified
G. Pellegrino - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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unified direct flux vector control for Ac Motor drives
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 2011Co-Authors: G. Pellegrino, Radu Bojoi, Paolo GuglielmiAbstract:This paper introduces a unified direct-flux vector control scheme that is suitable for sinusoidal Ac Motor drives. The Ac drives considered here are induction Motor, synchronous reluctance, and synchronous permanent-magnet (PM) Motor drives, including interior and surfAce-mounted PM types. The proposed controller operates in stator flux coordinates: The stator flux amplitude is directly controlled by the direct voltage component, while the torque is controlled by regulating the quadrature current component. The unified direct-flux control is particularly convenient when flux weakening is required since it easily guarantees maximum torque production under current and voltage limitations. The hardware for control is standard, and the control firmware is the same for all the Motors under test with the only exception of the magnetic model used for flux estimation at low speed. Experimental results on four different drives are provided, showing the validity of the proposed unified control approAch.
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Unified Direct-Flux Vector Control for Ac Motor drives
2010 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition, 2010Co-Authors: G. Pellegrino, Radu Bojoi, Paolo GuglielmiAbstract:The paper introduces an Unified Direct-Flux Vector Control (UDFVC) scheme suitable for simusoidal Ac Motor drives. The Ac drives considered here are the Induction Motor (IM) drives, Synchronous Reluctance (SyR) and synchronous Permanent Magnet (PM) drives of the Interior PM (IPM) and SurfAce-mounted PM (SPM) types. The proposed controller operates in stator flux coordinates: the stator flux amplitude is directly controlled by the direct voltage component, while the torque is controlled by regulating the quadrature current component. The control firmware is the same for all the Motor under test with the only exception of the magnetic model used for flux estimation at low speed. The UDFVC is particularly convenient when flux-weakening is required, since it easily guarantees maximum torque production under current and voltage limitations. Experimental results on four different drives are provided.
