2002•Unpublished venueRequires access

Vector control implementation of an induction motor with a 16 bit DSP card

A. Aleman-Nieto, Kosai Raoof, G. Quezel

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This paper describes the implementation of a direct vector control system for an AC-asynchronous machine by using a fixed point digital signal processor. An induction motor speed control with a minimal mixed-signal integrated technology is performed. The control system architecture and its calculation block diagram is explained. Also a brief explanation of the direct field-oriented control is presented. Finally some experimental results are given.

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Key concepts: Block diagram, Digital signal processing, Induction motor, Vector control, Computer science, Digital signal processor, Block (permutation group theory), Asynchronous communication