Experimental Validation of Different Control Techniques Applied to a Five-Phase Open-End Winding Induction Motor

Khadar, Saad; Kaddouri, Ameur Miloud; Kouzou, Abdellah; Hafaifa, Ahmed; Kennel, Ralph; Abdelrahem, Mohamed

doi:10.3390/en16145288

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“…To reduce the count of switching, the switching pattern and space vector sequence for the approach employing 2L + 2M space vectors for the first zone are as those in Equation (10). Table 1 reveals the switching vectors that reduce the switching losses in diverse zones.…”

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Comparison of 2L + 2M and 6L SVPWM for Five-Phase Inverter to Reduce Common Mode Voltage

Tawfiq,

Mansour,

Sergeant

2023

Electronics

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Multiphase drives have received a lot of interest because of their several features over traditional three-phase systems for high-power applications. Pulse-width modulation (PWM) approaches are necessary to regulate the supply for multiphase ac drives. As a result, it is vital to continually improve the modulation and control approaches used to upgrade output power converters’ quality. This paper offers a comparative analysis of the 2L + 2M and 6L space vector pulse-width modulation (SVPWM) techniques applied to a five-phase two-level voltage source inverter (VSI) fed an inductive (R-L) load. The comparative evaluation is based on measuring the inverter switching losses, the total harmonic distortion (THD) values, and the common mode voltage (CMV) under different operation scenarios. A system model is carried out by MATLAB/Simulink. An experimental prototype is constructed in the lab to validate the theoretical analysis. Simulation results for the system based on the two SVPWM techniques are obtained at different modulation indices and different output frequencies and are confirmed by the experimental results. It has been found that the peak-to-peak CMV of the 6L method is 80% lower than that of the 2L + 2M method. Moreover, 6L SVPWM offers better DC-link utilization compared to 2L + 2M SVPWM.

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“…They are highly suited for abundant applications, including marine electric propulsion, electrical and hybrid vehicles, locomotive traction, aircrafts, wind electric systems, etc. [7][8][9][10]. However, in recent years, applications have been built on a five-phase approach [11][12][13].…”

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Comparison of 2L + 2M and 6L SVPWM for Five-Phase Inverter to Reduce Common Mode Voltage

Tawfiq,

Mansour,

Sergeant

2023

Electronics

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Using Fractional-order Technique and Non-linear Surface to Improve the Performance of the Backstepping Control of Multi-rotor Wind Power Systems

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Yahdou,

Colak

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Electric Power Components and Systems

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Variable speed wind turbine based on doubly fed induction generator using genetic algorithms

Cheikh,

M’hamdi,

Khadar

et al. 2024

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Optimization of the control of doubly fed induction generators (DFIGs) is essential for many applications, such as renewable energy systems, industrial automation, and electric cars. Unfortunately, the dynamic and non-linear character of DFIG frequently makes it difficult for conventional control techniques to adjust, which results in less-than-ideal performance. To overcome these obstacles, this paper presents an optimized fuzzy speed control of a doubly fed induction wind generator using a genetic algorithm, which has more advantages than its counterpart PI speed controller. In this study, the modeling of generator in the Park's frame was presented, as well as its indirect vector control applied to the stator flux. Then, to guarantee tracking of the ideal operating point in real-time and to produce the most electricity possible for varying wind speeds, we used a fuzzy PI speed controller. To improve the sizing operation of this controller, we opted for the genetic algorithm technique combined with one of the local search methods, which facilitated the search and reduced the effort compared to the trial-and-error sizing method. Furthermore, this made it possible for the wind system to track the optimal power point maximum with good performance. The simulation results of the suggested control displayed by MATLAB-Simulink illustrate the effectiveness and adaptability of the proposed control scheme across different operating conditions. The analysis of the results showed good performance for speed, small voltage and current ripple when using the fuzzy PI speed controller with genetic algorithm technique. offering promising prospects for practical implementation in variable speed wind turbine applications.

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Experimental Validation of Different Control Techniques Applied to a Five-Phase Open-End Winding Induction Motor

Cited by 4 publications

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Comparison of 2L + 2M and 6L SVPWM for Five-Phase Inverter to Reduce Common Mode Voltage

Comparison of 2L + 2M and 6L SVPWM for Five-Phase Inverter to Reduce Common Mode Voltage

Using Fractional-order Technique and Non-linear Surface to Improve the Performance of the Backstepping Control of Multi-rotor Wind Power Systems

Variable speed wind turbine based on doubly fed induction generator using genetic algorithms

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