Members,
IEEE, V. T. Somasekhar.
D
Abstract--Adjustable
speed
drives
are
known
to
generate
bearing
currents.
It
was
demonstrated
that
two
two-level
between the stator winding and the stator frame and the rotor.
with
about
58%
of
the
DC-voltage
compared
to
operation
at
lesser
frequency
with
lesser
switching losses.
Stemmler and Guggenbach [2] instigated that three-level
functionality
can
be
open-end
winding
induction motor to
index.
INTRODUCTION
which
fed
II.
inverter by Nabae
inverter
I.
level
realized
Conventional
inverters
generate
alternating
common
partial
insulating
effect.
Therefore, the
charge
The resulting
damage
the
bearing
surfaces
due
to
the
Electric
steel
and
bearing
ball
(pitting
and
fluting).
The
is
no
satisfactory
explanation
for
this
3,
In Fig.
III. D UAL INVERTER FED OPEN-END WINDING INDUCTION
2, resulting in a
same for INV2. The switching states of the two inverters are
tabulated in Table 1.
][
'V
Six
hexagons
namely
OBHGSF, OCJIHA,
TABLE I
SWITCHING STATES OF THE INDIVIDUAL INVERTERS
State of
Inverter-2
1 (+ --)
Switches
tumed on
S6, SI, S2
1'(+--)
Switches
tumed on
S6" Sp, S2'
2(++-)
Slo S2, S3
2' (++ -)
3( -+ -)
S2, S3, S4
3'(-+-)
4(-++)
S3, S4, S5
4' ( -++)
5(--+)
S4, S5, S6
5' (--+)
6(+-+ )
S5, S6, SI
6' ( +-+ )
S5" S6" Sp
7(+++)
Slo S3, S5
7'(+++)
8( - - -)
S2, S4, S6
8' ( - - -)
State of
Inverter-l
I
t
,,
,,
,,
,,
,
6(+-+) :
}+--Vdcl2-+:
:
I
:+--Vd
'+'
be obtained by
(1)
VAA,=VAO-VA,O
VBB, =VBO -VB'O
VCC' =vCO -Vc,o
TABLE II
M (41')
---:':
':.---4 G(14')
Pole-voltage of
INVl(VAo )
Pole-voltage of
INV2(VA'o )
VocI4
-VocI4
Vd./4
VocI4
-Vdcl2
Vd./4
VocI4
Vd./4
-Vd.!4
0
Vdc12
VSf as defined by
(
r=VAA'+ B,e
j27l'/3)
(j47l'/3)
V
+ CC' e
(4)
3.
This
If
vectors generated by
(5)
This
switching
algorithm
is
based
on
the
to
the
three
instantaneous
phase
reference
voltages
This
dual-inverter
fed
was
switching.
IV.
and
are
given
by
the
classical
phase
2/3
-113 11../3
-113 -11../3
(6)
end
of
an
open-end
winding
PWM scheme is
denote the time duration for which the active vectors along the
leading and trailing edges of the sector in which the tip of
TABLEm
COMBINATIONS
-V<ic/4
-V<ic/6
-V<ic/12
Vsr
8-4'
8-6'
denotes the time duration for which the null vector is switched
5-5'
1-4',2-5',
3-5'
3-6',5-2',
3-3'
8-7', 5-4',
8-5'
8-3'
5-1 '
3-4', 5-6',
8-1 '
3-1 '
3-2', 16',
5-8'
1-5'
1-2', 4-5',
3-8'
1-3'
4-3',4-1',
1-8'
1-1'
6-5',6-3',
4-8'
2-3', 2-1',
6-8'
7-8',6-1'
v""'.
C
IatIuctIoa
m8tor
v"",.
2-8'
5-3'
V<ic/6
V<ic/4
1-7'
8-8'
V<ic/12
5-7'
8-2'
along with the active vectors. The sampling interval Ts for this
is
motor
v..
induction
i
As mentioned earlier, two two-level inverters connected to
[vVba**] [ 0] [;:]
Vc*
=
3-7'
4-4'
4-6'
6-4'
2-4'
4-2'
6-2'
2-6'
2-2'
7-5'
7-3'
6-6'
7-1 '
4-7'
7-4'
7-6'
6-7'
7-2'
2-7'
7-7'
G)
(7)
the
possibility
of
the
common
mode
voltages
V. SIMULATION RESULTS
The proposed PWM scheme for the dual inverter fed open
studies
voltages.
scheme. Fig. 7 shows the pole voltages for the two inverters.
Modulation.
This
maximum
value
of
using
MATLAB/Simulink.
Fig.
shows
Fig.
peak
based
pulse
compensated with
an
width
modulation.
This
can
be
Vde as in Fig. 4.
L---O.O05--O.Ol--O.Ol5--O.O2--O.M=5----O.
Yd.
Vdd4
the
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l:tllifumrtWInrrmJ
o
0.005
0.01
0.015
0.02
0.025
0.03
0.035
0.04
0.045
0.005
0.01
0.015
0.02
0.025
0.03
0.035
0.04
0.045
0.005
0.01
0.015
0.02
0.025
Time
0.03
0.035
0.04
0.045
100
0
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I i II I I
Jill
II
II
I
TIme
10
VII.
A
space
vector
CONCLUSION
based
PWM
to
eliminate
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