dSPACE Implementation for a  Fuzzy Logic Voltage Control using a Self-Excited Induction Generator and a Voltage Source Inverter

Akhrif, Rachid El; Abbou, Ahmed; Barara, Mohamed; Akherraz, Mohamed; Majdoub, Youssef

doi:10.11591/ijece.v7i4.pp1749-1759

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“…The PMSG rotates at 1350 r/min, and then we start the regulation with the V rms reference value of 250 V; Figure 18 shows the measured performance in the output of the VSI. So we can clearly see that the proposed PI controller maintains the output voltage of the stand-alone generator at 250 V rms (El Akhrif et al, 2017).…”

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dSPACE implementation for a proportional–integral-based root mean square voltage controller used in stand-alone wind energy conversion systems

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The induction machine and the synchronous machine are very promising in renewable energy production for uses in wind turbines to produce energy in remote areas, and we note that self-excited induction generator is more adapted due to difficult geographical conditions and best cost; on the other hand, permanent magnet synchronous generator works without any excitation system; all of these have a major problem in use which is the stability of voltage. To solve this problem, we propose in this article the examination of a control plot for keeping the produced root mean square voltage steady. This article presents an experimental comparative study of performances in terms of root mean square voltage on two possible small wind turbine systems. One of the systems is based on permanent magnet synchronous generator and the other is based on self-excited induction generator. Taking into account the parameters of load and wind speed, experimental test benches for both systems are implemented using the dSPACE card for controlling the pulse width modulation inverter to impose the Vrms value of the desired output voltage.

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“…In order to test the proposed structure, a dSPACE board with a TMS320F240 digital signal processor (DSP) is utilized. The dSPACE works on the MATLAB/Simulink platform (El Akhrif et al (2017a)).…”

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“…In such a case, the electromagnetic torque is close to its nominal value and the efficiency of the machine is maximum. But, in reality, the electromagnetic torque is not always fixed in a precise value and can have strong variations (depending on the mechanical torque applied) [20]- [23]. So, if the aerodynamic torque is small, there is untapped stored energy in the stator and rotor inductances reducing the energy efficiency of the machine [24]- [26].…”

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High-performance MPPT control of DFIG with optimized flux reference in presence of nonlinear magnetic characteristic

Majdoub

Abbou

Akherraz

2022

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In recent years, an expansive research exertion has been devoted to the control for aeorogenerators conforming of a Doubly Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) coupled to a wind turbine. Most preceding controllers based on standard models (whose magnetic induction characteristic is considered linear and iron losses have not been taken into account). Since such a magnetic characteristic is nonlinear in practice, this work develops a variable speed control strategy on the basis of a DFIG model in presence of nonlinear magnetic characteristic and iron losses. The main contribution of this paper is to present a high-performance maximum power point (MPPT) control of DFIG based on rotor flux optimization, designed to reach an optimal operational conditions. Of the foregoing, the control goal is twofold: i) minimization of the stator and rotor currents circulating by controlling the rotor flux for a maximum electromagnetic torque; ii) captured the maximum wind power to insure the attainment of MPPT. The performances of the proposed command has been studied theoretically and validated by simulation studies with Matlab/Simulink.

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SEIG-based transient- and steady-state analysis using dragon fly approach

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2022

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dSPACE Implementation for a Fuzzy Logic Voltage Control using a Self-Excited Induction Generator and a Voltage Source Inverter

Cited by 4 publications

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dSPACE implementation for a proportional–integral-based root mean square voltage controller used in stand-alone wind energy conversion systems

dSPACE implementation for a proportional–integral-based root mean square voltage controller used in stand-alone wind energy conversion systems

High-performance MPPT control of DFIG with optimized flux reference in presence of nonlinear magnetic characteristic

SEIG-based transient- and steady-state analysis using dragon fly approach

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