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BUCHTA, L.; GRAF, M.; VESELÝ, I.
Originální název
Dead-Time Compensation Method with Adaptive Bandpass Filter in the Vector-Controlled AC System
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Originální abstrakt
This paper aims at analyzing and compensating the dead-time effects in the vector-controlled AC system. It is necessary to insert a switching delay time in pulse width modulation (PWM) voltagesource inverter to prevent a short circuit in the DC link. This causes known dead-time effect which evokes distortion of output voltage inverter and ripple of phase current. The fundamental dead-time compensation based on an average value of the lost voltage of the inverter is accompanied by adaptive filtering stator phase currents. The results of the experiments show the validity of the analysis and verify the effectiveness of the proposed compensation method. The proposed method can be implemented with software without any extra hardware.
Anglický abstrakt
Klíčová slova
Dead-time compensation, PWM invertor, induction motor, AC drives, adaptive bandpass filter, voltage distortion
Klíčová slova v angličtině
Autoři
Rok RIV
2014
Vydáno
25.08.2013
Místo
Velké Karlovice
ISBN
978-3-902823-53-3
Kniha
12th IFAC Conference on Programmable Devices and Embedded Systems (2013)
Edice
12
ISSN
1474-6670
Periodikum
Programmable devices and systems
Stát
Spojené království Velké Británie a Severního Irska
Strany od
376
Strany do
381
Strany počet
6
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT101963, author="Luděk {Buchta} and Miroslav {Graf} and Ivo {Veselý}", title="Dead-Time Compensation Method with Adaptive Bandpass Filter in the Vector-Controlled AC System", booktitle="12th IFAC Conference on Programmable Devices and Embedded Systems (2013)", year="2013", series="12", journal="Programmable devices and systems", number="1", pages="376--381", address="Velké Karlovice", doi="10.3182/20130925-3-CZ-3023.00033", isbn="978-3-902823-53-3", issn="1474-6670" }