Flux Tracking in Induction Machines by Means of Volt-Ampere Quantities

Citation

• Dalton, P. M., & Gosbell, V. J. (1990). Flux Tracking in Induction Machines by Means of Volt-Ampere Quantities. IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 26(1), 137-142. doi:10.1109/28.52685

Digital Object Identifier (doi)

• 10.1109/28.52685

Scopus Eid

• 2-s2.0-0025207643

Web Of Science Accession Number

Start Page

• 137

End Page

• 142

Volume

• 26

Issue

• 1

Place Of Publication

Abstract

• It is demonstrated that an instantaneous quantity related to average reactive power can be defined for machines with three-phase sinusoidally distributed windings. Expressions for the flow of this quantity into the stator of an induction machine are obtained and interpreted in terms of the behavior of flux distributions within the machine. These results are used to devise an algorithm for tracking the rotor flux inside an induction machine without dependence on stator or rotor resistance and without the need for motor modifications. Application of this algorithm to a field-oriented control system utilizing a voltage-sourced current-controlled inverter is investigated. Computer simulations are presented to support the theoretical results. �� 1990 IEEE

UOW Authors

•   Gosbell, Vic J. (external author)

Publication Date

• 1990

Publisher

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 

Published In

• IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications  Journal

Citation

• Dalton, P. M., & Gosbell, V. J. (1990). Flux Tracking in Induction Machines by Means of Volt-Ampere Quantities. IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications, 26(1), 137-142. doi:10.1109/28.52685

Digital Object Identifier (doi)

• 10.1109/28.52685

Scopus Eid

• 2-s2.0-0025207643

Web Of Science Accession Number

Start Page

• 137

End Page

• 142

Volume

• 26

Issue

• 1

Place Of Publication