Modeling and simulation of an induction motor
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https://doi.org/10.55312/op.v17i1.7244Abstract
Due to their affordability, dependability, and longevity, induction motors are among the most widely used motors. The induction motor is modeled and simulated within a stationary reference frame using the qd0 transformation theory. The motor's dynamic activity is captured by the differential equations of the system. MATLAB/SIMULINK is used to carry out simulations, which concentrate on important motor output parameters as phase current, motor speed, and electromagnetic torque. The benefits of applying the qd0 transformation theory to motor modeling are amply illustrated by the simulation results.Parole chiave:
Dynamic modeling, induction machine, stationary reference frame, MATLAB/SIMULINKDownloads
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Riferimenti bibliografici
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