Some double fed induction machines require low rotor voltages and frequency when operating close to synchronous speed. In these conditions, the effect of inverter non-linearities becomes weighty and cannot be neglected. This paper proposes a compensation algorithm for the switch voltage drops and for the dead time of the inverter. The suggested algorithm corrects the switches on-state durations instead of the reference voltages. Some different i − v characteristics of semiconductor switches are taken into account. Experimental results based on a space vector modulation strategy are reported. Experimental tests are performed on a sensorless machine. The influence of the voltage compensation on a MRAS speed estimation is highlighted.
Effect of the Inverter Non-linearities Compensation on a MRAS Speed Estimator in a Double Fed Induction Motor Drive
CARMELI, MARIA STEFANIA;PERINI, ROBERTO;IACCHETTI, MATTEO FELICE;CASTELLI DEZZA, FRANCESCO
2008-01-01
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Some double fed induction machines require low rotor voltages and frequency when operating close to synchronous speed. In these conditions, the effect of inverter non-linearities becomes weighty and cannot be neglected. This paper proposes a compensation algorithm for the switch voltage drops and for the dead time of the inverter. The suggested algorithm corrects the switches on-state durations instead of the reference voltages. Some different i − v characteristics of semiconductor switches are taken into account. Experimental results based on a space vector modulation strategy are reported. Experimental tests are performed on a sensorless machine. The influence of the voltage compensation on a MRAS speed estimation is highlighted.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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