2013 International Electric Machines &Amp; Drives Conference 2013
DOI: 10.1109/iemdc.2013.6556223
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Experimental validation of a new switching technique for DC-link capacitor minimization in switched reluctance machine drives

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“…For asymmetrical H-bridge structure, both of the two factors are fixed because of the dc source. 22 max min 11 22…”
Section: B Capacitance Minimization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For asymmetrical H-bridge structure, both of the two factors are fixed because of the dc source. 22 max min 11 22…”
Section: B Capacitance Minimization Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the idea of modifying the turn-off and turn-on procedure, a direct dc-link voltage control scheme was developed in [20,21]. Similarly, W. Suppharangsan proposed a modified switching technique to replace hysteresis control for dc-link capacitor minimization and verified its feasibility in [22]. However, the current rating for switches and diodes would increase by doing that.…”
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“…is the average current in the dc-link capacitor during one PWM period. To improve the PWM current controller, the predicted average voltage 1 / 2 u DC (t 0 ) + 1 / 2 u DC (t end ) within the PWM step is calculated and used instead of the u DC (t 0 ) in (2)- (7). Fig.…”
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“…These difficulties are related to intense magnetic nonlinearity of SRMs [1,2]. Therefore, an SRM control should preferably consider this nonlinearity.…”
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“…For convenience, we neglect ρ and E in the motor. Hence, we neglect the first and third right-hand terms in (2). In addition, we employ the following facts to simplify the integration of L dn in (10):…”
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