Magnetic Vibration in Induction Motor Caused by Supply Voltage Distortion

Ermolaev, A. I.; Erofeev, Vladimir; Plekhov, A. S.; Titov, D. V.

doi:10.3390/en15249600

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“…The dead-time length impacts the generation of a sixth harmonic on the electrical frequency of the generated torque. This harmonic amplitude influences the motor efficiency performance, increasing the mechanical vibration and the winding temperature [55]. Dead time in e-mode GaN FETs can be reduced to tens of ns, improving the quality of the waveform and drastically decreasing the sixth harmonic effect [56].…”

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Gallium Nitride Power Devices in Power Electronics Applications: State of Art and Perspectives

Musumeci

Barba

2023

Energies

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High-electron-mobility transistors based on gallium nitride technology are the most recently developed power electronics devices involved in power electronics applications. This article critically overviews the advantages and drawbacks of these enhanced, wide-bandgap devices compared with the silicon and silicon carbide MOSFETs used in power converters. High-voltage and low-voltage device applications are discussed to indicate the most suitable area of use for these innovative power switches and to provide perspective for the future. A general survey on the applications of gallium nitride technology in DC-DC and DC-AC converters is carried out, considering the improvements and the issues expected for the higher switching transient speed achievable.

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Section: Gan In Motor Drive Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Gallium Nitride Power Devices in Power Electronics Applications: State of Art and Perspectives

Musumeci

Barba

2023

Energies

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“…In summary, all electric drives contribute to increased vibrations in electromagnetic circuits [27]. However, the level of these vibrations can be mitigated depending on the control technique and topology employed [28,29].…”

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Discontinuous PWM Strategy with Frequency Modulation for Vibration Reduction in Asynchronous Machines

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The aim of this paper is to present our research into the reduction of vibrations in induction motors. The use of power inverters results in the generation of electrical harmonics, which increase the level of the mechanical vibrations of electrical machines. To reduce these harmonics, we present a discontinuous pulse-width modulation (PWM) control strategy based on carrier-wave modulation applied to multilevel inverters. Using the proposed modulation technique, the amplitude of the electrical harmonics is reduced, as compared to other conventional techniques. These current harmonics produce the MMF (magnetomotive force) harmonics in the air gap, which are one of the main sources of vibrations. The control strategy makes it possible to vary the electrical spectrum at the output of a multilevel inverter by modifying a control parameter of the carrier wave in the PWM, thus avoiding the natural frequencies of mechanical resonance. The proposed technique also has the feature of attenuating the total harmonics distortion of the voltage of the multilevel inverters, as well as the achievement of a higher RMS value of the output voltage for the same DC level. Laboratory results for an induction motor with different modulation strategies, applied in a multilevel inverter and compared to the strategy presented, are attached.

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