The operation of induction motors with high performance contributes significantly to the global energy savings but hysteresis loss is one of the factors causing decreased performance. Stator flux density (B) and magnetic field intensity (H) must be plotted to know hysteresis loss quantity. Unfortunately, since the rotor rotates in time series, the stator flux density is unmeasurable quantities. It is hard to directly detect this properties because of limited airgap space and costly installation of additional instrument The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the hysteresis loss quantity in induction motor using a novel method of multilayer perceptron Feed Forward Neural Network (FFNN) as stator flux estimator and magnetizing current model as magnetic field intensity properties. This method is effective because it's non-destructive method, without an additional instrument, low cost, and suitable for real-time motor drive systems. The FFNN estimator response is satisfied because it is accurate to estimate stator flux density for evaluating hysteresis loss quantity including its magnitude and phase angle. By using the proposed model, the stator flux density and magnetizing current can be plotted to be hysteresis loss curve. The performance of flux response, speed response, torque response and error deviation of stator flux estimator has been presented, investigated, compared and verified in Simulink Matlab.
Electric cars are the way to reduce global warming and fuel shortages. Performance variable speed drive is needed for various drive electric vehicle applications. Unfortunately, high performance is still being investigated with a variety of drive systems. This paper presents a design, analysis, and implementation of the SV-PWM inverter motor drive system. The SV-PWM algorithm in design using Matlab, to analyze the system include signal response, THD-V, THD-I. All algorithms are embedded in STM32F4, as the main controller. The hardware uses a 3-phase motor control Steval power module. Response speed and output signal inverters are shown in chart form for analysis
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