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Control of Multiphase Machines and Drives
Federico Barrero and Ignacio González-Prieto
2020
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With the growing interest in electrical machines in recent times, the multiphase machine field has developed into a fascinating research area. Their intrinsic features (power splitting, better fault tolerance, or lower torque ripple) make them an appealing competitor to conventional three-phase machines. Multiphase electric drives have been recently used in applications where fault tolerance and continuous operation of the drive are required. However, the difficulties in extending the three-phase conventional current regulation and control structure to multiphase systems still limit their broad applicability in industry solutions. The main objective of this book is to illustrate new advances, developments, and applications in the field of multiphase machines and drives, while exposing these advances, developments, and applications to the scientific community and industry.
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Keywords
- constraints satisfaction
- cost functions
- current control
- current ripple
- DC-AC power converters
- electric drives
- field-oriented control
- fixed switching frequency
- harmonic distortion
- high-frequency losses
- local controllers
- meta-heuristic algorithms
- minmax
- Model Predictive Control
- modelling
- multi-phase drives
- multiphase drives
- multiphase induction machine
- multiphase induction machines
- multiphase induction motor drives
- natural fault tolerance
- Observer
- off-line identification methods
- predictive current control
- pulse width modulation
- Sliding mode control
- time delay estimation
- variable sampling
- virtual voltage vectors
- winding configuration
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03928-137-4Editions
