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Double-fed induction machine: converter optimisation and field oriented control without position sensor

Double-fed induction machine: converter optimisation and field oriented control without position sensor

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The authors present a new system for variable speed using a double-fed induction machine. With a special operating mode, the apparent power of the inverter can reach only 20% of the maximum mechanical power, compared to a classical solution which needs 120%. Control laws are also studied with and without a sensor and they are particularly robust. The approach is validated by simulations and experimental results.

Inspec keywords: machine control; induction motor drives; invertors; variable speed drives

Other keywords: double-fed induction machine; variable speed drive; Rotodrive; maximum mechanical power; converter optimisation; field oriented control; inverter apparent power

Subjects: Power convertors and power supplies to apparatus; Control of electric power systems; Drives; Asynchronous machines

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