The principles of implementation of the control system with sinusoidal PWM inverter voltage frequency scalar and vector control induction motor are reviewed. Comparisons of simple control system with sinusoidal PWM control system and sinusoidal PWM control with an additional third-harmonic signal and gain modulated control signal are carried out. There are shown the maximum amplitude and actual values phase and line inverter output voltage at the maximum amplitude of the control signals. Recommendations on the choice of supply voltage induction motor electric drive with frequency scalar control are presented.
Static and dynamic characteristics of an induction motor (IM) under frequency vector control are reviewed. Limiting static characteristics enabling to determine the limits of an automatic electric drive, as well as regions of short-term and admissible continuous performance of an induction motor under frequency vector control are presented. Recommendations on the choice of maximum phase voltage of an inverter, DC link voltage of a frequency converter and supply voltage of an induction motor as well as possible waysto reach maximum angular velocity of an induction motor under frequency vector control are suggested.
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