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INTELLIGENT DRIVE FOR INDUCTION MOTOR CONTROL
Control and Intelligent Systems, 2008Soft computing techniques such as artificial neural networks and fuzzy logic have been used to design an intelligent drive for induction motor control. The objective of this work is to present a new method of control of induction motor using less Central Processing Unit (CPU) time.
Chatterjee, P., Karan, EM., Sinha, P. K.
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Conference Record of 2004 Annual Pulp and Paper Industry Technical Conference (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37523), 2004
For years, the squirrel-cage induction motor has been the motor of choice for the pulp and paper industry, in both sine wave and variable frequency applications. Historically high torque, low speed applications used a combination of a reducer and either a squirrel-cage induction motor or a DC motor. This paper will address the use of an induction motor
S. Evon, R. Schiferl
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For years, the squirrel-cage induction motor has been the motor of choice for the pulp and paper industry, in both sine wave and variable frequency applications. Historically high torque, low speed applications used a combination of a reducer and either a squirrel-cage induction motor or a DC motor. This paper will address the use of an induction motor
S. Evon, R. Schiferl
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Induction motors as Selsyn drives
Electrical Engineering, 1933The power Selsyn unit, an adaptation of the wound rotor induction motor, provides accurate remote control of angular motion, using only an electrical connection. The characteristics of these units are described briefly in this paper, and methods of calculating their performance are offered. Typical applications of Selsyn drives also are given.
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Sensorless induction motor drives
IEE Seminar on Advances in Induction Motor Control, 2000The desirability of eliminating mechanical shaft sensors for induction motor drives has led many manufacturers to include sensorless vector drives to their product range. However, current generation sensorless drives are unable to exhibit the same performance as sensored vector drives, particularly at frequencies below a few Hz.
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2015
With more than 85% of electrical motors, induction motors (IMs) dominate the market for electrical motors and consume more than 60% of total industrial electricity across the globe [1]. Their extensive use is a result of their strong low-cost design along with their reliability and cheap maintenance.
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With more than 85% of electrical motors, induction motors (IMs) dominate the market for electrical motors and consume more than 60% of total industrial electricity across the globe [1]. Their extensive use is a result of their strong low-cost design along with their reliability and cheap maintenance.
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Flywheel-induction-motor drive
Electrical Engineering, 1950MANY DRIVES with fluctuating loads must be equipped with flywheels in order to reduce the size of the motor required and the load peaks taken from the supply mains. This problem has been discussed in many papers and technical books, and it is obvious that the general-purpose induction motor cannot be used for flywheel drives.
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Switching drive of induction motors
Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1963Recent developments in semiconductors lead to new possibilities of motor control in general and of the induction motor in particular. The latter type of motor, although the most simple in construction and therefore the most widespread in use, does not lend itself easily to speed control and feedback arrangements. The paper shows that electronic control
M.S. Erlicki, J. Ben Uri, Y. Wallach
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Multiphase Induction Motor Drives
IET Chennai 3rd International Conference on Sustainable Energy and Intelligent Systems (SEISCON 2012), 2012Recent research articles mostly addressing towards multiphase inverter fed multiphase induction motors due to their redundant structure, and reliability with high fault tolerant capabilities. Benefits over the traditional three-phase motors are, by reducing the amplitude and increasing the frequency of torque pulsations, lowering the rotor harmonic ...
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2000
This section deals with the general description of induction machine drives including general properties and applications. The principle of the dc equivalent for the induction machine has been developed with interest in torque and flux control. Then, the control implementation has been suggested on the basis of the simple Stanley equations for the ...
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This section deals with the general description of induction machine drives including general properties and applications. The principle of the dc equivalent for the induction machine has been developed with interest in torque and flux control. Then, the control implementation has been suggested on the basis of the simple Stanley equations for the ...
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2009
This chapter explores the use of induction machines in variable speed drive systems by using several control strategies. First, voltshperhhertz control, is designed to accommodate variablehspeed commands by using the inverter to apply a voltage of correct magnitude and frequency so as to approximately achieve the commanded speed without the use of ...
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This chapter explores the use of induction machines in variable speed drive systems by using several control strategies. First, voltshperhhertz control, is designed to accommodate variablehspeed commands by using the inverter to apply a voltage of correct magnitude and frequency so as to approximately achieve the commanded speed without the use of ...
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