Güneş enerjisi kullanarak tek fazlı asenkron motorunun yeni bir sürüş yolu

Single-phase induction motors SPIMs are widely used in both commercial and home applications. Single-phase induction for water pumping purposes is also used in rural areas where there is no electrical network. SPIM has a single winding does not start by itself. It can be changed to a two-phase motor at starting to allow it to start by itself. This can be achieved by adding an additional "starter winding," also called the auxiliary winding. There are different methods used to improve the SPIM starting torque characteristic. One of the most known methods for the improving SPIM starting torque are capacitors. The life span is limited for the capacitors, and the replacement of capacitors is difficult in rural areas. That is one of disadvantages of using capacitors. In this study, two inverters were used to drive and improve the torque characteristic of the SPIM, and the use of capacitors is eliminated. The phase angle between the two inverters is controlled to meet the desired starting torque. With this thesis, it provides improvements in torque speed curves. The energy provided by the motor can be from PV panels, wind generators, or an electrical network. A MATLAB program was used for simulation in this study.