Loss Reduction in V/f Control for Switched Reluctance Motor Driven by Single-Pulse Voltage

This paper proposes a single-pulse drive method in V/f control, which consists of two original approaches and one modification: (i) generation of a single-pulse voltage with a zero-voltage period, (ii) correction method for a conduction period error due to a discrete control system, and (iii) modification of the high-efficiency control to specialize in single-pulse voltage drive. The proposed method reduces of 11.7% of the copper loss and 19.2% of the iron loss in the experiment.

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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.23919/icems60997.2024.10921171
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Electric Motor Design and Analysis
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Loss Reduction in V/f Control for Switched Reluctance Motor Driven by Single-Pulse Voltage

Hirotaka Kato, Jun‐ichi Itoh, Hiroki Watanabe
Electric Motor Design and Analysis
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Loss Reduction in V/f Control for Switched Reluctance Motor Driven by Single-Pulse Voltage

Hirotaka Kato, Jun‐ichi Itoh, Hiroki Watanabe
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This paper proposes a single-pulse drive method in V/f control, which consists of two original approaches and one modification: (i) generation of a single-pulse voltage with a zero-voltage period, (ii) correction method for a conduction period error due to a discrete control system, and (iii) modification of the high-efficiency control to specialize in single-pulse voltage drive. The proposed method reduces of 11.7% of the copper loss and 19.2% of the iron loss in the experiment.

Nagaoka University of Technology (JP)
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Electric Motor Design and Analysis
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