High-power cycloconverter drive for double-fed induction motors

Brown, Gerald M.; Szabados, B.; Hoolbloom, G.J.; Poloujadoff, M.

doi:10.1109/41.141625

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“…This allows the minimizing of converter size and therefore a decreased price of the whole system (Morel et al 1998). However, the disadvantage in terms of cost of the second solution can be compensated by the best control performances of the powered systems (Brown et al 1992). In the DFI-Motor operation, the inherent instability due of the double feeding requires a performing control to achieve a good stability and to obtain a high dynamic behavior.…”

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Fuzzy Adaptive Controller for a DFI-Motor

Bounar

Boulkroune

Boudjema

2014

Complex System Modelling and Control Through Intelligent Soft Computations

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This chapter mainly deals with the fuzzy adaptive backstepping control (FABC) design of a doubly-fed induction motor (DFI-Motor). The proposed controller guarantees speed tracking and reactive power regulation at stator side. The DFI-Motor is controlled by acting on the rotor winding and its stator is directly connected to the grid. In the controller designing, a state-all-flux DFI-Motor model with stator voltage vector oriented reference frame is exploited. Our approach is based on the decomposition of the motor model in two coupled subsystems; the stator flux and the speed-rotor flux subsystems. Under some considerations on the system model, the DFI-Motor unity power factor control and speed tracking problem is transferred to the rotor flux control problem. In our control approach, the unknown load torque is estimated on-line by a suitable adaptive law and the nonlinear functions appearing in the tracking errors dynamics and uncertainties are reasonably approximated by adaptive fuzzy systems. A rigorous stability analysis based on Lyapunov theory is performed to guarantee that the complete control system is asymptotically stable. Furthermore, numerical simulation results are provided to verify the effectiveness of the proposed FABC approach.

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