This research has been motivated by industrial demand for single phase PWM rectifier in traction application. This paper presents an advanced control structure design for a single phase PWM rectifier. The PWM rectifier is controlled to consume nearly sinusoidal current with power factor nearing to unity. The control structure consists of a DC-link voltage controller and a current controller implemented by a proportional-resonant controller using a fast phase angle and frequency estimator. The estimation algorithm is derived from the weighted least-squares estimation method. The feasibility of the proposed control structure is confirmed by experimental tests performed on designed laboratory prototype.
A series of measurements like measurement of moment characteristics, moment of inertia and loading characteristics and also measurements of servo drive performances are presented in this paper. The first part of measurement should to confirm agreement with calculated electrical parameters. Second part of measurements should to confirm drive performance (quality) such as accuracy, repeatability, stabilization test and etc. A comparison between measurement results and final specified parameters are given in the last.
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