To achieve longer life for ac machine drives it is desirable to supply them with pure sinusoidal voltages. This reduces the stress on the windings mechanical structure. This can be accomplished by connecting an additional L-C filter at the terminals of the machine. However such filter will induce resonance effect at the motor terminals due to sidebands of switching frequency in the voltage spectrum. A series resistance to damp out the resonance oscillation can be a solution to this problem. But such a solution is lossy and drastically reduces the overall drive efficiency. In this paper an active damping based on state feedback control technique is employed to damp out the resonance oscillation at the motor terminals. The values of L-C are chosen such that it does not affect the dynamic response nor the vector control loop gains. The proposed technique is verified via simulation and the results are presented.
- AC Machinery,
- Bandpass Filters,
- Damping,
- Electric Drives,
- Electric Resistance,
- Feedback,
- Feedback Control,
- Induction Motors,
- Modulation,
- Pulse Width Modulation (PWM),
- Resonance,
- State Feedback,
- Vector Control (Electric Machinery),
- Voltage Control,
- Active Damping,
- Induction Machines,
- Induction Motor Drive,
- Inverter,
- L-C Filter,
- Mechanical Structures,
- Resonance Oscillation,
- Series Resistances,
- Passive Filters,
- Induction Machine,
- Resonance Active Damping,
- Vector Control
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