2007
DOI: 10.1109/pes.2007.385655
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Model-Based Fault Diagnosis in Electric Drive Inverters Using Artificial Neural Network

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“…10. For fault detection and isolation, a new index is proposed: (9) This new index is introduced to increase the robustness of the FDI scheme. An interesting property of is that the surface defined by versus time is a constant over one electrical period for both faults, as shown in Fig.…”
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“…10. For fault detection and isolation, a new index is proposed: (9) This new index is introduced to increase the robustness of the FDI scheme. An interesting property of is that the surface defined by versus time is a constant over one electrical period for both faults, as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Criterion For Fdimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Others methods are proposed in [9]- [12]. In [9], a simulation model of the faulty drive is used to train an artificial neural network.…”
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“…Masrur et al (2007) proponen una estrategia basada en redes neuronales que permite detectar y aislar fallas producidas en una sola llave. En (De Araujo Ribeiro et al, 2003) se mide la tensión en determinados puntos de la carga para reconstruir las tensiones aplicadas por el inversor.…”
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“…New detection methods are often being investigated and implemented [28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36]. These detection methods are based on measuring currents [28][29][30][31], sensing the voltage output [32], utilizing the applied reference voltage vector [33,34] and using artificial neural networks [35,36]. These methods identify and localize one or multiple The open-switch circuit faults in a three-phase inverter lead to a DC current offset in both the healthy and the faulty phases of the inverter which is connected to the motor windings.…”
Section: Switch Faultsmentioning
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