2010 12th International Conference on Optimization of Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2010
DOI: 10.1109/optim.2010.5510417
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The simulation of a multi-phase induction motor drive

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“…The induction motor will be built into the hub of the main gear wheel and also outside of regenerative braking operation it could give aircraft use of all full ground mobility (forward and reverse with steering) without engines operating or tugs (like is shown in Fig. 9) [16].…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The induction motor will be built into the hub of the main gear wheel and also outside of regenerative braking operation it could give aircraft use of all full ground mobility (forward and reverse with steering) without engines operating or tugs (like is shown in Fig. 9) [16].…”
Section: Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 18-phase induction motor model implemented in this paper consists of five important blocks: the Volts per Hertz control block, the 18-phase PWM inverter block, the Park's transformation block which converts the 18-phase into twophase variables, the d-q induction model block and the Park's inversion block [16].…”
Section: Multi-phase Induction Motor Modelmentioning
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“…R. H. Park in the year 1920 has implemented a techno-machine analysis of synchronous machines the investigated variables such as voltage, currents and flux linked with the stator winding also links with fictional winding factors which rotate with the rotor. [14]. The stator variables were transformed or moved to a reference frame fixed in the rotor [15].…”
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“…Different types of multiphase machines have been recently developed mainly for high-power applications where the increase of the number of phases enables reduction of power per phase, which leads to a reduction of the power per inverter leg. Often the multiphase machines can be classified according to the phase numbers in 5-phase [4]- [8], 6-phase [9]- [11], 9-phase [13]- [14], 12-phase [15]- [17], and 18-phase [18] and by the spatial distribution of the phases within the stator winding symmetrically or asymmetrically. The six-phase induction motor (SpIM) fed by two sets of voltage source inverters was investigated since 1993.…”
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