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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Asymmetrical Pulse-Width-Modulation Model for High Performance Inverter

Cheng, Shih-Hsien 20 July 2000 (has links)
This paper designs and implements a DSP-microprocessor based variable frequency motor drive. We control the induction motor with V/F scheme. This paper also analysis about Sine-PWM and Space-Vector-PWM. Compared with commonly used SPWM method, SVPWM has the advantages of higher voltage utilization, lower harmonic and lower switching loss. Also, it increases the efficiency of an inverter. To calculate duty cycle this paper support different update model, so symmetrical and asymmetrical PWM are generated. To analyse about spectra, and we can find the asymmetrical PWM restrain the harmonic.
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General Digital Inverter

Wang, Jen-Ju 02 August 2001 (has links)
Abstract: This paper designs and implements a DSP-microprocessor based motor driver. We control the induction motor with V/F scheme. And we module all circuits with PCB Layout.This Inverter is compose of digital board and analog-power board. We connect two parts, and we use a three phase induction motorto to be the load. Because the digital board is compose of DSP, it is to fit a lot of mathematics. It is easy to use the software to present the theory. So the paper compute the three phase gate signals with asymmetrical Pulse-Width-Modulation model.
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Design and Implementation of an Inverter Drive for High-Efficiency Compressor used in Air Conditioner

TSENG, WEI-CHIH 11 July 2002 (has links)
Abstract: This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation into the application of inverter-based variable speed drives to positive displacement rotary compressors. Designs and implements a DSP-microprocessor based of an inverter drive for high-efficiency compressor used in air conditioner. We control the compressor with sine PWM and V/F scheme. Permanent magnet synchronous motor has potential for energy saving in general applications on compressor drives. Permanent magnet synchronous motor drives are used for applications like compressors¡Awhere high dynamic performance is not a demand¡Asimple V/F control strategies may be sufficient to obtain the required control performance. For energy saving to find the best control strategy for an inverter drive for high efficiency compressor used in air conditioner.
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Estudo, modelagem e controle de uma micro central hidrelétrica com utilização de gerador de indução auto-excitado / Study, modeling and control of micro hydroelectric power generation station with induction generator

Scherer, Lucas Giuliani 30 January 2012 (has links)
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / In the last decade there has been a significant increase in interest in microgeneration technologies for electric power. Sources of hydraulic power generation, wind and solar technologies represent some of the important developments that have had arising from the research efforts aimed at this area of power generation. The reason for this interest is due to the consolidation of what is called future in terms of power generation, which is based on decentralization of power generation through interconnected centers of small generators / consumers. At distribution level, distributed generation sources, together with the loads connected to its bus, forms what is defined as a microgrid. Depending on the instantaneous load and installed generation capacity, a microgrid can behave as a point of consumption or generation of energy at different times, being able to operate also connected to the network or islanded form according to the quality energy supplied or need in case of system failure. Among the technologies of microgeneration, micro hydro power plants with selfexcited induction generators (SEIG) came to represent an excellent option for electricity generation in isolated areas, mainly due to its characteristics of robustness and low cost, compared to synchronous machines. It is an alternative to the use of synchronous generators in low-power systems powered by small hydroelectric plants, rich in our country. In this sense, this Master's thesis deals with the modeling and control of a micro hydro power plant with SEIG with frequency and voltage control. The frequency control is achieved by controlling the opening of the feeding system of the turbine while the voltage control is performed through the control of reactive power of the set, using for this a Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) inverter. 10 Based on these definitions and knowledge acquired, it was proposed a system to be implemented experimentally, consisting of a micro hydro power plant, in this case a motor driven by a voltage PWM inverter, emulating the behavior of a turbine coupled to the induction generator. The terminals of the SEIG feed a bus where loads with different characteristics are connected, featuring a microgrid, having as main goal the control of the voltage and frequency stability of the energy supplied by the generator to the isolated system. Among the studies developed for the implementation of the prototype is possible to highlight: three-phase system modeling, hydraulic system modeling, voltage and frequency control, and synchronization method. Throughout this paper, simulations and experimental results are presented in order to be demonstrated the applicability of control methods, their performance and technical feasibility of the system. / Na última década houve um aumento significativo no interesse em tecnologias aplicáveis a microgeração de energia elétrica. Fontes de geração de energia hidráulicas, eólicas e solares representam algumas das tecnologias que tiveram importantes evoluções decorrentes dos esforços em pesquisas destinados a esta área de geração de energia. A razão para tal interesse se deve a consolidação do que é chamado futuro em termos de geração de energia, sendo este baseado na descentralização da geração de energia através de redes interligadas de pequenos centros geradores/consumidores. A nível de distribuição, as fontes de geração distribuída, juntamente com as cargas conectadas ao seu barramento, formariam o que é definido como uma micro-rede. Dependendo da carga instantânea e da capacidade de geração instalada, uma micro-rede pode comportar-se como um ponto de consumo ou de geração de energia em diferentes momentos, sendo capaz também de operar conectada à rede ou de forma ilhada de acordo com a qualidade da energia fornecida ou necessidade do sistema em caso de falta. Dentre as tecnologias de microgeração, as micro centrais hidrelétricas (MCH) com geradores de indução auto-excitados (GIAE) passaram a representar uma excelente opção para a geração de energia elétrica em áreas isoladas, devido basicamente as suas características de robustes e baixo custo, quando comparadas às máquinas síncronas. Trata-se de uma alternativa ao uso de geradores síncronos em sistemas de baixa potência acionados por pequenos aproveitamentos hidrelétricos, ricos em nosso território nacional. Neste sentido, a presente Dissertação de Mestrado trata da modelagem e controle de uma MCH com GIAE com controle de frequência e tensão. O controle de frequência é obtido a partir do controle de abertura do sistema de alimentação da turbina enquanto que, o controle de tensão é realizado a partir do controle da potência reativa do conjunto, utilizando para isso um inversor de tensão. Partindo destas definições e dos conhecimentos adquiridos, foi proposto um sistema a ser implementado experimentalmente, composto de uma micro central hidrelétrica, neste caso um motor acionado por um inversor de tensão, emulando o comportamento de uma turbina hidráulica, acoplado ao gerador de indução. Os terminais do GIAE alimentam um barramento onde são conectadas cargas com características distintas, caracterizando uma micro-rede, tendo como objetivo o controle da estabilidade da tensão e frequência da energia fornecida pelo gerador ao sistema isolado. Dentre os estudos desenvolvidos para a implementação do protótipo é possível destacar: modelagem do sistema trifásico considerado, modelagem do sistema hidráulico, controle de tensão e frequência e método de sincronismo. Ao longo desta dissertação, resultados de simulações e experimentais são apresentados, a fim de que, seja demonstrada a aplicabilidade dos métodos de controle, seus desempenhos e a viabilidade técnica do sistema.

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