Driver design for asynchronous motors: Digital signal processing, control and data acquisition
2012
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Klaus Werner Schmidt
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In this research, a three-phase AC induction motor driver training set is designed for students and educators. The AC induction motor driver training set design consists of two main parts: the power electronic part and the system control part. The main components of the power electronic part are the rectifier and the inverter. The rectifier generates a DC voltage supply for feeding the inverter. In the thesis, it is realized both as a controlled and an uncontrolled rectifier. The inverter generates a three-phase AC voltage in order to drive the AC induction motor. As one main contribution of the thesis, the power electronic part is realized such that all relevant signals can be measured and analyzed for educational purposes. The system control part uses the F28035 DSP for computations. V/F control is implemented with the space vector modulation method for open-loop speed control. In addition, closed-loop speed control is performed based on a system plant model, that is found with the help of MATLAB. Finally, a new method for controlling the maximum available torque is realized. The study is supported by various measurement experiments that are obtained using the data acquisition system D-LAB.
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Habib Özer Öz
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Habib Özer Öz (Master Thesis). Driver design for asynchronous motors: Digital signal processing, control and data acquisition, 2012, Çankaya University.
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